Custom Packet Builder and amount of how many Packets you send

[Nickyesulol]

First of it would be very cool if you could "build" your custom packets without having to listen for them and modify them in pakkit. You could just select the packet you want to "build" give it the data and send it. Second thing is it would be cool if you could take one packet and select how often you want to resend it. This is really useful for reverse engineering packet crasher.

[YveIce]

You could just easy implement such a function by your own. For most users, this is not a common task.
Also you could just listen for a chat packet in the scripting-section with your custom ingame command and then react on it -> doing all the stuff you are asking for.

exports.upstreamHandler = function (meta, data, server, client) 
{
    // check if the packet is of type => chat
    // and message is => '!mycommand'
    if (meta.name === 'chat' && data.message.startsWith('!mycommand')) 
    {
        // got chat message with '!mycommand', let's do custom stuff
        // create custom message and send back to client
        client.sendPacket("chat", { "message": "{\"extra\":[{\"color\":\"gold\",\"text\":\"Your first command with Pakkit! GG\"}],\"text\":\"\"}", "position": 1, "sender": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" });
        // we do NOT forward the command-chat message to the real server
    }
    else
    {  
        // only forward packets, that are NOT our command
        server.sendPacket(meta, data); 
    }
}

// Handles packets going from the server to the client
exports.downstreamHandler = function (meta, data, server, client) 
{
  client.sendPacket(meta, data)
}

[Heath123]

I agree that sending a packet on a an interval is probably something better suited to scripting, sending a packet without resending should probably be in the base program though. I haven’t added it yet because it seems a bit non-user-friendly to write the JSON structure yourself without something to base it on so maybe it should have samples for each packet or something but that seems hard