Whatever Happened to the Hacked Replay Protocol

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streetskater
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Whatever Happened to the Hacked Replay Protocol

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I see it's not offered in the KM spreadsheets anymore.

Is there something that takes it's place and offers the foreward and backward skips?
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Nils_Ekberg
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Re: Whatever Happened to the Hacked Replay Protocol

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streetskater wrote:I see it's not offered in the KM spreadsheets anymore.

Is there something that takes it's place and offers the foreward and backward skips?
It has been renamed to advanced in both KM and RM
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streetskater
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Post by streetskater »

OK sorry for asking then. My bad. I could have sworn I checked that out and they both used different setup--different id's, different fixed data, different functionality etc...
I'll check again.
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Post by mr_d_p_gumby »

streetskater wrote:I could have sworn I checked that out and they both used different setup--different id's, different fixed data, different functionality etc...
They may also have been revised since the last time you used them. The current S3C8 incarnation uses 7 bytes of fixed data, but the protocol code is smaller than it used to be.
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