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Geez, Combat, don't you ever sleep? You seem like a fulltime modder here :). Thanks for all the hard work and helping others!

Windows firewall is most likely not the issue here. Are you sure you setup port forwarding correctly on your router? portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Huawei/EchoLife-HG520i/defaultguide.htm is the guide for your specific router. As Speeder said, you can play without port forwarding, but you might experience some lag with other players.

Ah yes, I see, thanks for the explanation, I already thought it would be something like that. Also, your TDUF has proven to be really useful for my upcoming little project, which I hinted on in my previous comment. :p

It's nice having the decrypt/JSONIFY features all in one package! But I do seem to have a problem with the encrypting of files. As you know, I've been doing some work on the BTRQ stuff, so I checked one of them and it decrypted just fine. But when I tried to encrypt the decrypted file back, the output was totally different from the original file. I checked with a hex editor. The absolutely weird thing is, when I try to decrypt the seemingly wrong outputted encrypted file yet again, I DO get the correct decrypted file back, same as decrypting the original file... Kinda strange :D Maybe you can look into that? Also, slightly offtopic, I finished the BTRQ curve editor I talked about, should be up sometime this weekend. Edit: Oh wait, the output seems to be random. Every time I encrypt a decrypted version, it gives another output. Same story with TDUDEC. Is that because the encryption is randomized? How does it work exactly?

Is the provided btrq json reference file just for reference or should it actually return something meaningful? I was trying out the jsonify option on a btrq file from a random car, and I just cannot get anything meaningful out of it. The floating point values are all over the place it seems, and the entrycount is in the billions... I'm new to the forums btw, but I might be interested in helping out a bit, if I have time that is :)