issy123 / agario-protocol

Protocol for agar.io version 2.1.5
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Protocol 15 #19

Open Barbosik opened 7 years ago

Barbosik commented 7 years ago

May be it will be interesting for someone. Here is the latest protocol 15:

1) Cell Update message 0x10

A little change in the structure of cell update message:

Offset Value Type Description
0 0x10 byte Cell Update message code
1 xx uint16 Eat Record Count
3 xx record list Eat Records
xx xx record list Cell Update Records. Ends with 4-zero bytes
xx xx uint16 Remove Record Count
xx xx record list Remove Records

Structure of Eat Record:

Offset Type Description
0 uint32 Hunter Cell Id
4 uint32 Prey Cell Id

Structure of Cell Update Record:

Offset Value Type Description
0 xx uint32 Cell ID (0x00000000 is used as terminator)
4 xx int32 Coordinate X
8 xx int32 Coordinate Y
12 xx uint16 Cell size
14 xx byte Flags
xx xx byte (optional) Extended Flags (Present when bit 7 of Flags is set to 1)
xx xx 3 byte (optional) Color (r,g,b components)
xx xx string (optional) Skin name (zero-terminated string)
xx xx string (optional) Cell name (zero-terminated string, UTF8 encoding)
xx xx uint32 (optional) PlayerId - it is resent when bit isPlayerIdPresent of Extended Flags is set to 1. It contains pleayer ID (do not confuse with cell ID, this is player ID)

Structure of Remove Record:

Offset Type Description
0 uint32 Cell ID (which should be removed)

The Flags:

Bit Hex Mask Description
0 0x01 isVirus
1 0x02 isColorPresent (3 bytes with R,G,B components included into update)
2 0x04 isSkinPresent (zero terminated string with skin name included into update)
3 0x08 isNamePresent (zero terminated string with skin name included into update, UTF8 encoding)
4 0x10 isAgitated (if 1 then increases the amplitude of the waves on a blob outline)
5 0x20 isEject (if 1 then this is not a player cell, just W ejected blob)
6 0x40 isEjectEnemy (if 1 then this is W ejected blob, but it's set to 0 for self ejected blobs)
7 0x80 isExtendedFlags (if 1 then Extended Flags field is present)

The Extended Flags:

Bit Hex Mask Description
0 0x01 isPellet (if 1 then this is pellet cell)
1 0x02
2 0x04 isPlayerIdPresent (if 1 then PlayerId field is present in the record)
3 0x08
4 0x10
5 0x20
6 0x40
7 0x80

If someone knows some more details, please let me know, I will update the table.

2) Leaderboard FFA message 0x35

Offset Value Type Description
0 0x35 byte Leaderboard FFA message code
3 xx record list FFA Records

3) Leaderboard FFA teams message 0x36

Offset Value Type Description
0 0x36 byte Leaderboard FFA message code
1 xx uint16 ?? probably the count of facebook friends
3 xx record list FFA Records

The structure of FFA Record is the following:

Offset Type Description
0 byte RecordFlags
xx utf8 zero string (optional) Cell Name (present when isNamePresent is set)
xx uint32 (optional) Player ID (present when isPlayerIdPresent is set)

RecordFlags description:

Bit Hex Mask Description
0 0x01 (not used) ?probably isOrderPresent?
1 0x02 (optional) isNamePresent
2 0x04 (optional) isPlayerIdPresent (usually appears with isNamePresent)
3 0x08 (optional) isMe (usually appears without isNamePresent and without isPlayerIdPresent, because it's already known for the client )
4 0x10 (optional) ?probably isFriend?
5 0x20
6 0x40
7 0x80

That's it :) Please let me know if you know more details.

History: 26.05.2018: updated description for Extended flags and leaderboard RecordFlags description

Barbosik commented 7 years ago

Protocol 16 is rolled out. At a glance there is no significant change with protocol 15.

NuclearC commented 6 years ago

extended flags 0x02 is for friends only 0x04 is used only for logged in players maybe to connect player cells with leaderboard

also for leaderboard record flags: 0x01 = player position right after flags present 0x02 = player name present 0x04 = the player id used to connect cells with leaderboard 0x08 = its me 0x10 = its friend

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

NuclearC, do you know what means packet 5? (from server to the client, it has just one byte 0x05). All other packets is pretty clear for me. But this one is a real puzzle :)

NuclearC commented 6 years ago

looks like its not always sent, tried to debug in corejs but never got it again :(

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

protocol 17 is released. There are no significant changes. Just a little change in protocol id and secret key hiding. Parser for secret key can be easy fixed - just last function in a sequence has been changed for a little. Parser for protocol id is the same, but some variable names were changed, needs pattern search.

SuperOP535 commented 6 years ago

Ok. You should make a repo for this tbh

issy123 commented 6 years ago

feel free to do a pull request

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

some info about message list supported by current client implementation. Client version: 2.11.8 Protocol: 17 Secret: 0x00005274

Full list of supported server to client messages:

0x05 - ? 0x10 - cell update 0x11 - camera update 0x12 - clear full+update cipher key 0x14 - clear 0x20 - owned

0x32 - lb team 0x35 - lb ffa v14 0x36 - lb ffa+fb v14

0x40 - border update 0x55 - captcha request (requires #56 response with captcha result) 0x66 - proto message (serialized requests for shop, xp, etc) 0x67 - got login 0x68 - logout request (requires disconnect) 0x80 - show message "A new Agar.io version is available." 0x82 - ? 0x83 - show message "The server are going to be rebooted in a while" 0xa0 - ?show player direction arrow (not tested deep) 0xa1 - ?hide player direction arrow (not tested deep) 0xe2 - ping (requires #e3 pong response) 0xf0 - ?server restart notification 0xf1 - cipher key 0xff - compressed message (uint32 unpackedSize, LZ4 compressed block)

There are some changes in the client, so it doesn't support private servers. Hope it will be fixed.

NuclearC commented 6 years ago

I don't think anyone is interested in this anymore. There is no point in doing this anymore.

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

it is useful for custom client implementation. I'm using it in my client and it works pretty good.

Screenshot

SuperOP535 commented 6 years ago

@Barbosik Did you abandon MultiOgar?

SuperOP535 commented 6 years ago

Also, does anyone know the latest protocol version agar.io uses, is it still 17?

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

I'm not interested in MultiOgar anymore, but there are some forks, you can use it.

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

yes, it uses protocol 17 and secret 0x00005274 at this moment. The message list above is taken from the latest version. Actually all information required to implement current protocol is available on github. The small exception is a new procedure to obtain the server. It uses proto message serializer and request to http://bouncer.agar.io. It's not big deal to reverse it.

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

I tried to implement private server for the latest client, but it seems they changed something, so it crashes on join command (out of memory). Probably it's due to border size. So, there is need to investigate what is going on. But spectate mode works ok.

NuclearC commented 6 years ago

for me my server works pretty good with latest agar client

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

The new server to client message: 0x72 it shows menu. It is used to cancel spectate mode. Probably it is used when there are too many spectators to prevent server lags.

SuperOP535 commented 6 years ago

🤔

Barbosik commented 6 years ago

a new server to client message catched: 0x81 - probably it means "reject connection", because it appears when the client sends invalid client version at handshake. But sometimes it may happens for valid client. Server sends 0x81 and nothing more...

updated description for Extended flags and leaderboard RecordFlags description in the topic