[REQUEST] ChatTypes

03/01/2011 14:03 Galactic#1
Hello guys,

Does anyone have a list of all ChatTypes? If yes could you please send me the link.

Thanks,
03/01/2011 15:00 Arco.#2
Talk = 0x7d0,
Whisper = 0x7d1,
Action = 0x7d2,
Team = 0x7d3,
Guild = 0x7d4,
Top = 0x7d5,
Spouse = 0x7d6,
Yell = 0x7d8,
Friend = 0x7d9,
Broadcast = 0x9c4,
Center = 0x7db,
Ghost = 0x7dd,
Service = 0x7de,
Dialog = 0x834,
LoginInformation = 0x835,
VendorHawk = 0x838,
Website = 0x839,
MiniMap = 0x83c,
MiniMap2 = 0x83d,
FriendsOfflineMessage = 0x83e,
GuildBulletin = 0x83f,
TradeBoard = 0x899,
FriendBoard = 0x89a,
TeamBoard = 0x89b,
GuildBoard = 0x89c,
OthersBoard = 0x89d;
03/01/2011 15:14 Galactic#3
Thanks, just what I needed;)
03/01/2011 15:54 pro4never#4
No offense but this is contained in like every single source ever... or you could have made a /test ### type cmd.. either one would have found you these rather quickly.

Just sayin'...
03/01/2011 18:49 -Mac-#5
Erm what did you mean by "/test ###" o_o
Just wondering.
03/01/2011 19:02 Arco.#6
Quote:
Originally Posted by -Mac- View Post
Erm what did you mean by "/test ###" o_o
Just wondering.
Using a command to test out different chat types.

if (Cmd[0] == "/test"){
Hero.Send(new MessagePacket("This is testing the chat type "+Cmd[1], 0xFFFFFF, uint.Parse(Cmd[1])));}

Cmd[1] being the chat type.
03/03/2011 09:12 Spirited42#7
Quote:
Originally Posted by Iron~Man View Post
Never Tried, but a loop would be good to get chat types..
and yeah, -Mac- is leecher, that's why he releases nice things on 4botters and He doesn't know how to send a packet thru command.
Yes. You are completely correct. You can use a command and loop to find chat types- that's what i do for EVERYTHING that I can't find in the ini folder of the client.

example:
Code:
int lowerRange = int.Parse(Data[1]);
int higherRange = int.Parse(Data[2])
for (int x = lowerRange; x < higherRange; x++)
{
     client.Send(new MessagePacket("Testing: " + x, Color.Red, Message.Talk));
     client.Send(new MessagePacket("Message Test", Color.Red, (uint)x));
     System.Threading.Sleep(100);
     // If you use System.Thread.Sleep, you better make this command a new thread or it will 
     // freeze your entire server while testing.
}
03/03/2011 13:07 Iron~Man#8
Quote:
Originally Posted by Spirited View Post
Yes. You are completely correct. You can use a command and loop to find chat types- that's what i do for EVERYTHING that I can't find in the ini folder of the client.

example:
Code:
int lowerRange = int.Parse(Data[1]);
int higherRange = int.Parse(Data[2])
for (int x = lowerRange; x < higherRange; x++)
{
     client.Send(new MessagePacket("Testing: " + x, Color.Red, Message.Talk));
     client.Send(new MessagePacket("Message Test", Color.Red, (uint)x));
     System.Threading.Sleep(100);
     // If you use System.Thread.Sleep, you better make this command a new thread or it will 
     // freeze your entire server while testing.
}
I know that...