RiPE

RiPE
Official Guide

Table of Contents:
Injecting RiPE.................2
Selecting a Game.............2
Logging Packets...............3
Sending Packets...............3-4
Dynamic Packets..............5
Packet Blocking...............6
Packet Modification........6
Opcode Labeling..............7
Introduction to RiPEST...7
RiPEST Database.............8
Further Reading................8

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Injecting RiPE:
If you are using RiPE Launcher:
Select the game or process that you want to inject into, and then click the "Inject" button. RiPE Launcher comes with RiPE. Make sure that RiPE Launcher is in the same folder / directory as RiPE.dll.

If you are using Injector Gadget:
Select the game or process that you want to inject into from the left. Add RiPE.dll to the DLLs to
Inject list by browsing for it or dragging the .dll and dropping it into the DLLs to Inject box. After that is done, click the "Inject" button. Do NOT check
"Cloak DLL." RiPE uses its own cloaking methods.

Selecting a Game:
After injecting, you should now see a "Game Selection" dialog.
Select the game that you want to use RiPE for from the left, and the version from the right. Click on "Continue." You may additionally
"Search for a Plugin" to search the RiPEST plugin database for other plugins. Plugins appear on the Game Selection menu just like any other game. 2

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Logging Packets:
To log packets, simply click "Hook Send" or
"Hook Recv." Hook Send will log packets sent FROM the client TO the server. Hook Recv will log packets sent FROM the server TO the client.
You must also make sure that "Enable Logging" is checked for packets to appear. The difference between Tree and List views is simply the order that packets appear. In a tree view, packets are ordered first by their header and second by their return address. In a list view,
packets