[Help] Weather Packet (My First Packet)

[Sion~]

Originally Posted by CptSky

Sorry, wrong conversion The packet type is 0x3f8 in hexadecimal, but it's 1016 in decimal, not 1017. And you need the TQServer at the end for new client.

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[-Spirits-]

delete this thread.

[-impulse-]

Originally Posted by -Spirits-

I get it now! Thanks =]
Well, at least it doesn't crash.
So what now?

I have the correct weather packet...

public static COPacket Weather(byte Type, uint Intensity, uint Direction, uint Appearance)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[28];
            COPacket P = new COPacket(Packet);
            P.WriteInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8));
            [B]P.WriteInt16(1017);[/B]
            P.WriteInt16(Type);
            P.WriteInt32(Intensity);
            P.WriteInt32(Direction);
            P.WriteInt32(Appearance);

            return P;
        }

and then this command:

if (Cmd[0] == "/weather")
                        {
                            byte Weather = 0x1;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "nothing")
                                Weather = 0x1;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "rain")
                                Weather = 0x2;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "snow")
                                Weather = 0x3;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "rainwind")
                                Weather = 0x4;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "autumnleaves")
                                Weather = 0x5;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "cherryblossompetals")
                                Weather = 0x7;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "cherryblossompetalsWind")
                                Weather = 0x8;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "blowingcotten")
                                Weather = 0x9;
                            if (Cmd[1] == "atoms")
                                Weather = 0xa;
                            GC.AddSend(Packets.Weather(Weather, uint.Parse(Cmd[2]), uint.Parse(Cmd[3]), uint.Parse(Cmd[4])));
                        }

Do I need to send it somehow of does it already do that with the return P?

Check the packet it must be 1017 not 1016

[MonstersAbroad]

It still will not work.

Check the packet again.

[Basser]

public static COPacket Weather(byte Type, uint Intensity, uint Direction, uint Appearance)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[17 + 8];
            COPacket P = new COPacket(Packet);
            P.WriteInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8));
            P.WriteInt16(1016);
            P.WriteByte(Type);
            P.WriteInt32(Intensity);
            P.WriteInt32(Direction);
            P.WriteInt32(Appearance);

            return P;
        }

[MonstersAbroad]

Still will not work.

[Korvacs]

You have to give all 3 values a number, otherwise your not going to see any change, try fiddling with the values, the packet layout is correct.

[MonstersAbroad]

So it is just the command that is wrong ?

[-Spirits-]

delete this thread.

[CptSky]

My structure works whit my correction... But as Korvacs said, you need to put a value to all. If you use a 5018+ client, you need to add the TQServer to the end, but the length in the packet should be 20.

Length -> 20
Type -> 1016
Look -> 1
Intensity -> 150
Direction -> 75
Color -> 0

Data = new byte[Length];
PacketWriter Writer = new PacketWriter(Data);

Writer.WriteUInt16(Length, 0);
Writer.WriteUInt16(Type, 2);
Writer.WriteUInt32(Look, 4);
Writer.WriteUInt32(Intensity, 8);
Writer.WriteUInt32(Direction, 12);
Writer.WriteUInt32(Color, 16);

return Writer.Flush();

[-Spirits-]

delete this thread.

[CptSky]

Originally Posted by -Spirits-

and still no snow =\
so what am I doing wrong?

The color of the snow should be 0.

[-Spirits-]

delete this thread.

[Korvacs]

try /weather snow 1 1 1

Also:

        public static COPacket Weather(Features.WeatherType Type, uint Intensity, uint Direction, uint Appearance)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[8 + 17];
            COPacket P = new COPacket(Packet);
            P.WriteInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8));
            P.WriteInt16((ushort)0x3f8);
            P.WriteByte((byte)Type);
            P.WriteInt32(Intensity);
            P.WriteInt32(Direction);
            P.WriteInt32(Appearance);
            return P;
        }

This packet is already in 5165 so why are you trying to remake it?

[MonstersAbroad]

Still will not work.

I have played around but nothing is there a chance that the command is all wrong ?