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== EQ2Emulator: Opcodes Lists and Definitions ==
We are going to start documenting our Opcodes and the [[Structures]] and [[Packets]] they relate to. Below you will find 3 sections:
Login : The LoginServer players initially connect and authenticate to (private code)
World : The WorldServer players log into to play EQ2Emulator
Client: The SOE client(s) currently supported by EQ2Emulator

These are the 3 (current) systems that use Opcodes to communicate Packets in order to function properly.

=== Login ===
LoginServer Opcodes and Packets (there are no Structs to speak of for LoginServer currently)

{| class="wikitable" width="85%"
! align="left"| Opcodes
! Short Description
! HasStruct
|-
| style="width: 20%;"| [[Opcodes:OP_LoginReplyMsg|OP_LoginReplyMsg]] || Packet used in Client::SendLoginAccepted() || style="width: 10%; text-align:center;"|No
|-
|}

=== World ===
EQ2World's Opcodes, Packets and Structs

{| class="wikitable" width="85%"
! align="left"| Opcodes
! Short Description
! HasStruct
|-
| style="width: 20%;"| [[Opcodes|OP_code here]] || Description Here || style="width: 10%; text-align:center;"|Yes/No
|-
|}

=== Client ===
Opcodes and Packets that come from a client to the LoginServer or WorldServer and any structs currently defined

{| class="wikitable" width="85%"
! align="left"| Opcodes
! Short Description
! HasStruct
|-
| style="width: 20%;"| [[Opcodes|OP_code here]] || Description Here || style="width: 10%; text-align:center;"|Yes/No
|-
|}

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John adams: Created page with "== EQ2Emulator: Opcodes Lists and Definitions == We are going to start documenting our Opcodes and the Structures and Packets they relate to. Below you will find 3 sectio..."