[Magna imperium]

This never happened to me before,im trying to send data encrypted using aes256 and im losing most of the packet when client reads its.
example:


top = what server sends.
bot = what client reads

Im using tcp.
snippet of the code:
client

server

[mrnikbobjeff]

Without any code this is impossible to help. Some ideas would be checking whether you are using udp instead of tcp, if you receive everything by counting the bytes etc. etc.

[RedWaters]

When you Write() shouldn't you use the length of Encoding.Default.GetBytes(Shield.Crypto.Encrypt(...)) instead of direct packet.buffer?

[Odus]

Your buffer is being cut short somewhere. Debug and compare sizes. (heh)

[NTTITON368]

AES256 adds length, you're passing the size of the plaintext packet.
Looks like it's being encoded with base 64, which does also adds length.

[Magna imperium]

When you Write() shouldn't you use the length of Encoding.Default.GetBytes(Shield.Crypto.Encrypt(...)) instead of direct packet.buffer?

damn how did i fail so bad LOL.
thanks 🤝