Newest TQ NPC meshes?

Hello, TQ has made a lot of new(awesome) NPCs, but we all are still using the old ugly ones.

My question is : what are the new NPCs meshes

wait wait, here is a cooler question: how can i find them by myself.

;)

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Originally Posted by derpingson Hello, TQ has made a lot of new(awesome) NPCs, but we all are still using the old ugly ones. My question is : what are the new NPCs meshes wait wait, here is a cooler question: how can i find them by myself. ;)

I've generally gone with trial and error. I know at one point I had a debug mode in my source where everytime you sat it spawned the next consecutive NPC mesh, you then pushed a hotkey and it would create a cropped screenshot of that NPC (using npcMesh.jpg as filename)

That's how we created a (very old) list that we posted. Such a command is pretty damn simple to make. Just keep in mind that npc meshes increment by 10 at a time (last digit is direction they are facing)


Step 1: Create a simple uint variable to control what mesh you're currently on.

Step 2: Create a simple bool to control if you're currently logging. Set it by command or however you wish. If server is not hosted for others than skip this step.

Step 3: Handle some client action (Ex: Sit action) and have it spawn a npc/monster/etc near your location using the nextMesh + 10 for its mesh and name

Step 4: Log the results. You can capture portion of your screen or by hand. Up to you.



Alternatively you can dig through the client files but personally I prefer having pictures I can just flip through.

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Originally Posted by pro4never I've generally gone with trial and error. I know at one point I had a debug mode in my source where everytime you sat it spawned the next consecutive NPC mesh, you then pushed a hotkey and it would create a cropped screenshot of that NPC (using npcMesh.jpg as filename) That's how we created a (very old) list that we posted. Such a command is pretty damn simple to make. Just keep in mind that npc meshes increment by 10 at a time (last digit is direction they are facing) Step 1: Create a simple uint variable to control what mesh you're currently on. Step 2: Create a simple bool to control if you're currently logging. Set it by command or however you wish. If server is not hosted for others than skip this step. Step 3: Handle some client action (Ex: Sit action) and have it spawn a npc/monster/etc near your location using the nextMesh + 10 for its mesh and name Step 4: Log the results. You can capture portion of your screen or by hand. Up to you. Alternatively you can dig through the client files but personally I prefer having pictures I can just flip through.

i did all of that
trail and error until 4k (command , was damn boring)
then handling action until 8k
then found it impossible to go for something like 19766 (one arm bandit)
tq getting smarter by time :(

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Originally Posted by go for it i did all of that trail and error until 4k (command , was damn boring) then handling action until 8k then found it impossible to go for something like 19766 (one arm bandit) tq getting smarter by time :(

Pretty sure you can get a list of valid ones from the client files then just iterate on those.

I more meant the command/action based system in order to get pictures of them all ingame for reference uses (hell, have it auto build a website and host it for ppl if you felt nice)

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Originally Posted by pro4never Pretty sure you can get a list of valid ones from the client files then just iterate on those. I more meant the command/action based system in order to get pictures of them all ingame for reference uses (hell, have it auto build a website and host it for ppl if you felt nice)

i had the same idea (inspired by your topic mobmesh,npcmesh massive pics) but for mob meshs , npc meshs , ground effects (squams , pla pla ) , flags , transformations , items and maps
but it will take forever to get all pictures , rename them , upload them

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Originally Posted by go for it i had the same idea (inspired by your topic mobmesh,npcmesh massive pics) but for mob meshs , npc meshs , ground effects (squams , pla pla ) , flags , transformations , items and maps but it will take forever to get all pictures , rename them , upload them

Why would you do that?...

-Set a predetermined screen area where client and meshes are visible
-Variable MS after spawning next mesh, capture that area's pixels
-Export data to meshID.jpg in the correct subfolder
-Link into existing html document (append main page or however you wish to handle it)


Pretty simple to do really. Just requires some planning and a valid range of meshes.


Alternatively you could run a VERY basic image recognition algorithm to determine if it spawned a valid mesh (ignore the name section of image, check background texture + shadow area of screen)


PS: Was curious so I did a quick check. Apparently you can just use Bitmap.CopyFromScreen to screenshot specific areas of your visible screen.

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Originally Posted by pro4never Why would you do that?... -Set a predetermined screen area where client and meshes are visible -Variable MS after spawning next mesh, capture that area's pixels -Export data to meshID.jpg in the correct subfolder -Link into existing html document (append main page or however you wish to handle it) Pretty simple to do really. Just requires some planning and a valid range of meshes. Alternatively you could run a VERY basic image recognition algorithm to determine if it spawned a valid mesh (ignore the name section of image, check background texture + shadow area of screen) PS: Was curious so I did a quick check. Apparently you can just use Bitmap.CopyFromScreen to screenshot specific areas of your visible screen.

that's motivating :@ guess someone will start working on that XD