Denis Arnst
Denis Arnst
The headers are missing. What does WireShark tell you on the "Setup Data" section?
I think this should work, you can try: ``` headsetcontrol --dev -- --device 0x03f0:0x089d --send-feature "0x20 0x05 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00...
> Sadly this gives "Couldn't open device." You might have to run it as root if you do not have the udev rules installed
I didnt see that you had 3 payloads there. What about ``` headsetcontrol --dev -- --device 0x03f0:0x089d --send-feature "0x20 0x86 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00...
I included it in the hyperx branch: https://github.com/Sapd/HeadsetControl/pull/348. Can you try it? First delete the build folder: `rm -r build` Then: ``` git pull git checkout hyperx mkdir build cd...
@pangolp > but then it always multiplied it by 1 For me it sounds like a casting error. When looking into the code in this line: https://github.com/azerothcore/mod-individual-xp/blob/f061cbc00ff5947529c1bc99d3bc72b395813025/src/Individual_XP.cpp#L103-L107 Something like ```...
> although if the x1 experience was 56, the emulator would always give you 5, because it has no way to do it otherwise That is because if you cast...
In the Provider simply select a RSA "Signing Key" under Protocol Settings. For example the Authentik self-signed certificate
Yep dont worry about the whitespace error. I will check the PR on the weekend
Thank you! sorry for the delay. I also added YAML output