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Originally Posted by 0wnix Okay ty, I'll see what I can do against that then

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Originally Posted by manulaiko3.0 You certainly could color names, a clear example is the members of your same clan. However I ignore which packet made this, maybe some map event related packet ("0|n...")

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Originally Posted by 0wnix From what I've seen so far, username's label color is defined on living entity creation ("C" packet) However I found out that in the video's window, colors are formatted with sort of html tags (<blue></blue>...) I could "clone" this function and make it works with player's labels just by appending the "html" tags between chars (that way I could have colored usernames, but also multiple colors per username) [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

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Originally Posted by manulaiko3.0 I would have to look at that, I'm sure there's an easier method rather than editing main.swf, at least for white/blue/green/red usernames, idk about other colors. I'll take a look at the client and tell you if I find something.

       else if(this.clanDiplomacy == 2)
         {
            _loc4_ = PatternManager.colorPatterns["noAttackPact"];
         }
         else if(this.clanDiplomacy == 3)
         {
            _loc4_ = PatternManager.colorPatterns["atWar"];
         }


// _loc4_ is the clan tag and _loc3_ the username

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Originally Posted by 0wnix I've been trying things on the main.swf but every time I saved it, it got corrupted... I will try with another decompiler I found an "easy" way to do it Code: else if(this.clanDiplomacy == 2) { _loc4_ = PatternManager.colorPatterns["noAttackPact"]; } else if(this.clanDiplomacy == 3) { _loc4_ = PatternManager.colorPatterns["atWar"]; } // _loc4_ is the clan tag and _loc3_ the username I could just add more colors depending of the clanDiplomacy (sent through the "C" packet) and register them in game.xml Still I need to be able to rebuild the client without corrupting it :3

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Originally Posted by manulaiko3.0 Try with JPEX FFDec, if still doesn't work you'll probably have to edit the bytecode with flasm

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Originally Posted by manulaiko3.0 Try with JPEX FFDec, if still doesn't work you'll probably have to edit the bytecode with flasm

      <color key="pydo1" color="555555"/>
        <color key="pydo2" color="b663ff"/>
        <color key="pydo3" color="e9f904"/>
        <color key="pydo4" color="33ff33"/>

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Originally Posted by 0wnix [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Worked by editing P-code instead of AS-code - btw I only managed to insert _loc3_ = PatternManager.colorPatterns["test"]; because I don't understand how the ifs work in P-code (ofs0173, ofs0157 etc.. ??) EDIT: I've managed to add ifs by editing the addresses, for example if you have ifne ofs0157, then for your next if you will have ofs0157:getlocal_0 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] game.xml Code: <color key="pydo1" color="555555"/> <color key="pydo2" color="b663ff"/> <color key="pydo3" color="e9f904"/> <color key="pydo4" color="33ff33"/>

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Originally Posted by manulaiko3.0 That's a nice work. Btw, instead of manually setting the color you could send the hex color in the ship initialization and ship create commands.

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Originally Posted by 0wnix Thanks - regarding the hex thing, I think that would be much harder to achieve through p-code / also I now have every primary/secondary color, which is enough I guess :p Unfortunately, with my trick, I can't have multicolored usernames :/

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Originally Posted by manulaiko3.0 I've been working on properly building the drones packet, this is the result: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] It works with all drone combinations, from 0 to 12 (you can have more, but only 12 will be sent to the client). This is how they're positioned: * 1 to 4: all at bottom. * 5: 3 at bottom, 1 to the left, 1 to the right. * 6: 4 at bottom, 1 to the left, 1 to the right. * 7: 3 at bottom, 2 to left, 2 to right. * 8: 4 at bottom, 2 to left, 2 to right. * 9: 3 at bottom, 3 to left, 3 to right. * 10: 4 at bottom, 3 to left, 3 to right. * 11: 3 at bottom, 4 to left, 4 to right. * 12+: 4 at bottom, 4 to left, 4 to right. You can edit how they're positioned by looking at the _setGroups method. Here's the source so you can take a look at how they work (I won't be helping copypasters): [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] One more pic 'cuz it's cool af: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] I'm using client 1.6 but it should work with client 4.1 too.

"0|1|shipId|finalX|finalY|timeToReachFinalPoint"

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Originally Posted by olitis1 That's a great class! Keep up the good work! Between, when I worked with 1.6 client, I noticed that movement wasn't smooth, it was like all the ships were moving slowlier than they should have. Isn't the move's code like this? Code: "0|1|shipId|finalX|finalY|timeToReachFinalPoint"