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Usually when I am studying a game, I will reproduce this game as much as possible, usually grasping the reel strip watch is the first thing. This article will teach you how to find the reel strip from the network packet.
[GameLink] Triple Luck (TTG)
The author uses this game to illustrate, readers can follow the follow-up steps to see
Step
1. Use the Google browser Chrome to open the game link
2. Press F12 to open the developer tools or open from the options bar
3. Switch the page in the upper right corner of the figure below to Network
At this time, you will see a row of files below, and there will be more and more files over time. At this time the player can click on the SPIN button in the game, and they will find that there will be a few more files (1.5kB). This is how the game obtains the reel strip through these network packets. Sometimes there will be packets without clicking SPIN, but the file will be smaller (977B).
4. Click any 1.5 kB file, switch the page in the picture below to Preview, then open the arrow in front of <gamemessage>, you can see the information in the packet
There is a paragraph
<reel id="1" symbols="1.2.2">14</reel>
<reel id="2" symbols=".1.1.">7</reel>
<reel id="3" symbols=".2.3.">7</reel>
This is the information of the reel strip. This data format is different for each game provider, but you will probably know it after a long time. Like this one writes that the first reel strip (id="1") stops at the 14th positiob of the reel strip, and the symbol that appears is 1.2.2 ("1" represents the red symbol, "2" represents the blue symbol, "." represents the white space between two symbols).
With this information, as long as you have played enough games, readers can capture the reel strip in its entirety. In addition some game companies will hide these packet information. In most cases, you will have to dig it. You will not directly put it there for you to take away, and some will even convert it into garbled codes. At this time, we need to use other methods, such as using recording. As for how to record more efficiently, I will share it with readers later.
[GameLink] Triple Luck (TTG)
The author uses this game to illustrate, readers can follow the follow-up steps to see
Step
1. Use the Google browser Chrome to open the game link
2. Press F12 to open the developer tools or open from the options bar
3. Switch the page in the upper right corner of the figure below to Network
At this time, you will see a row of files below, and there will be more and more files over time. At this time the player can click on the SPIN button in the game, and they will find that there will be a few more files (1.5kB). This is how the game obtains the reel strip through these network packets. Sometimes there will be packets without clicking SPIN, but the file will be smaller (977B).
4. Click any 1.5 kB file, switch the page in the picture below to Preview, then open the arrow in front of <gamemessage>, you can see the information in the packet
There is a paragraph
<reel id="1" symbols="1.2.2">14</reel>
<reel id="2" symbols=".1.1.">7</reel>
<reel id="3" symbols=".2.3.">7</reel>
This is the information of the reel strip. This data format is different for each game provider, but you will probably know it after a long time. Like this one writes that the first reel strip (id="1") stops at the 14th positiob of the reel strip, and the symbol that appears is 1.2.2 ("1" represents the red symbol, "2" represents the blue symbol, "." represents the white space between two symbols).
With this information, as long as you have played enough games, readers can capture the reel strip in its entirety. In addition some game companies will hide these packet information. In most cases, you will have to dig it. You will not directly put it there for you to take away, and some will even convert it into garbled codes. At this time, we need to use other methods, such as using recording. As for how to record more efficiently, I will share it with readers later.
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