C# Paltalk Class (library)

OMG you r so rude lol but you straight up I like that 🙂
And antigeek if you here long enough you gonna learn to love chike he is a cool dude he just have a funny way of telling people things including me hehehe but I still love him 😀

You gotta be cruel to be kind, in the right measure.
Peaople should learn they need to put some effort before they come with questions.

@Chike wrote:

You gotta be cruel to be kind, in the right measure.

Just wanted to pop in and say, cool song reference there Chike!

@antigeek wrote:

@Admin wrote:

OMG you r so rude lol but you straight up I like that 🙂
And antigeek if you here long enough you gonna learn to love chike he is a cool dude he just have a funny way of telling people things including me hehehe but I still love him 😀

I really wouldn’t consider him as a cool person… First all he thinking he some kind of coder god when it coming to API… I drop the API, Now I’m just logging into Paltalk using a bot No need for API. Paltalk service was pretty easy to crack… Have fun guys using API…

I dont think the API is to crack paltalk..

Ahehe. Your avatar makes me feel awkward 😀

@autopilot can you help me with something? I seem to be getting ONLY the last line from the chatrom instead of the person’s whole message.

Public Function GetLastLineTextChat(ByVal hwnd As IntPtr, ByRef iLastLine As Integer) As String()
Dim iLineCount As Integer
Dim strBuffer As New StringBuilder(255)
Dim sText() As String = Nothing
'Get Line count
iLineCount = SendMessage(hwnd, EM_GETLINECOUNT, 0, 0)
' if first time run, ignore previous chat
If iLastLine = 0 Then iLastLine = iLineCount
' Only process if new lines are present
If iLineCount > iLastLine Then
' Process till no new lines are left
Do While iLastLine <= iLineCount
' Increase Last Line Count
iLastLine = iLastLine + 1
' Check string array
If sText Is Nothing Then
'set up string array with 1 element
ReDim sText(0)
Else
' redim array with 1 extra element
ReDim Preserve sText(sText.Length)
End If
'get line text in last element of string array
sText(sText.Length - 1) = ReadLine(hwnd, iLastLine - 2)
If iLastLine = iLineCount Then
Exit Do
End If
Loop
' If last line is greater then line count,
' set last line = line count and then
' process last line
ElseIf iLineCount < iLastLine Then
iLastLine = iLineCount
ReDim sText(0)
'get line text
sText(sText.Length - 1) = ReadLine(hwnd, iLastLine - 2)
End If
Return sText
End Function

Example:

Deeva2: hello all and have
a good day

(will only return “a good day”)
I’ll troubleshoot while I wait for a reply.

@autopilot wrote:

@deeva2 wrote:

I dont think the API is to crack paltalk..

The Windows API can be used to try to crack applications, but that is not the only use. The Windows API is what programs use to function. When you add a control or object (such as a text box) to your program, you do not code how that control or object works as that has already been done, you just use it. But that control has been built using windows APIs.

@antigeek wrote:

I drop the API, Now I’m just logging into Paltalk using a bot No need for API

This is just laughable. They try to claim that they dropped using the Windows API and instead used a bot and were able to hack the pal servers. A bot is a program and not a replacement for API. Basicly when they say that they gave up API for bot, they are saying that they let others do the programming for them and they are just using someone elses coding work. But that still would not allow them to hack the pal servers.

It is idiots like this that I try to just ignore because it is so obvious that they have no clue about what they are doing.

I’m a idiot? lmao Yea I have no clue what I’m doing Your right, why pal service header is 6 bytes long? Haha Trust me kiddie I’m not using api to do shit with paltalk…Here just a small little pm packet to show I don’t know what I’m doing and that I’m a idiot..

private static string pmUser(userId as string, message as string)
{
string len = Encoding.Default.GetString(new byte[] { (byte)(message.Length / 0x100), (byte)(message.Length % 0x100) });
StringBuilder packetBuilder = new StringBuilder();
packetBuilder.Append("/xFF/xEC/0/x76"); //Header = FF Payload type = EC Version = 76
packetBuilder.Append(len); //Pm Payload Length
packetBuilder.Append(userid); //user uid
packetbuilder.Append(message); //message of the pm
string str = packetBuilder.ToString();
return str;
}

@Chike wrote:

Ah yeah you’re not using “API” you are using a framework, big difference.

The fact one knows how to write a line of code does not negat the possibility of him being an idiot.

Honestly bro not really worried about it… I had some kiddie try to comment on my post.. To make me look stupid… I should had just left it be..