hmm.. I believe this source that I'm working have traces of that tittle. But i don't know how to do it show up. x.xQuote:
It's most likely a status flag. No idea which, as I've never worked with newer patches (Not a fan of Co2)
hmmmmQuote:
The actual halo is obviously a status effect.
case 1130:
{
if (client.Entity.TitlePacket != null)
{
if (packet[9] == 4)
{
if (client.Entity.TitlePacket.dwParam2 != 0)
client.Entity.TitlePacket.Send(client);
}
if (packet[9] == 3)
{
client.Entity.TitleActivated = packet[8];
client.Send(packet);
client.SendScreen(client.Entity.SpawnPacket, false);
}
}
break;
}
and... how to do it =SQuote:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
namespace Conquer_Online_Server.Network.GamePackets
{
public class TitlePacket : Writer, Interfaces.IPacket
{
byte[] Buffer;
public TitlePacket(bool Create)
{
if (Create)
{
Buffer = new byte[24];
WriteUInt16((ushort)(Buffer.Length - 8), 0, Buffer);
WriteUInt16(1130, 2, Buffer);
}
else
{
Buffer = new byte[20];
WriteUInt16((ushort)(Buffer.Length - 8), 0, Buffer);
WriteUInt16(1130, 2, Buffer);
}
}
public uint UID
{
get { return BitConverter.ToUInt32(Buffer, 4); }
set { WriteUInt32(value, 4, Buffer); }
}
public byte Title
{
get { return Buffer[8]; }
set { Buffer[8] = value; }
}
public byte Type
{
get { return Buffer[9]; }
set { Buffer[9] = value; }
}
public byte dwParam
{
get { return Buffer[10]; }
set { Buffer[10] = value; }
}
public byte dwParam2
{
get { return Buffer[11]; }
set { Buffer[11] = value; }
}
public void Deserialize(byte[] buffer)
{
Buffer = buffer;
}
public byte[] ToArray()
{
return Buffer;
}
public void Send(Client.GameState client)
{
client.Send(Buffer);
}
}
}
Actually my guess is he's not writing the players title in the spawn entity packet.Quote:
client.SendScreen(client.Entity.SpawnPacket, false);
that's the SpawnPacket:Quote:
You send the packet to your own client to confirm the changes and update yourself.... but the title ID has an offset in the spawn entity packet.
Make sure you update your SpawnPacket so that it is writing the proper title ID to the correct offset.Code:client.SendScreen(client.Entity.SpawnPacket, false);
<edit>
To be clear here.... try sending the actual title packet to screen... it's more efficient then updating all screen players with your full spawn packet... but REGARDLESS you need to make sure the offset is being written properly in the packet so that NEW players will see your title.
The two are not mutually exclusive and I listed the entity packet simply because I KNOW it has the offset and is required and I cannot comment on if sending the title packet will work when sent to other players (although I assume it does)
public byte TitleActivated
{
get { return SpawnPacket[167]; }
set { SpawnPacket[167] = value; }
}
It's the way most trinity knockoffs handle packets.Quote:
Can't say I would even touch it. I don't like when people turn something simple into that much work, and on top of that, scattering redundant assignments/etc around a whole file..Quote:
It's... alright but makes it a hell of a mess to try to edit packets as so often these offsets are separated by hundreds of lines of code all jumbled in the damn class.