item usage packet

hey guys i have a problem to find the item usage packet item uid i log this packet whis i use the SerenityPill which have the uid 725066 but when i log the packet
and search in offset 8 which should have the uid cant find my item uid i searched in all the offsets too anyone know why ?

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Originally Posted by kakamankoko hey guys i have a problem to find the item usage packet item uid i log this packet whis i use the SerenityPill which have the uid 725066 but when i log the packet Code: 5C 00 F1 03 EA ED A3 06 7F 9A D9 05 00 00 00 00 ;\ ñêí£šÙ 04 00 00 00 F1 20 B3 06 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; ñ ³ 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 54 51 43 6C ; TQCl 69 65 6E 74 ;ient and search in offset 8 which should have the uid cant find my item uid i searched in all the offsets too anyone know why ?

id = 725066
not uid

id is item no in client
uid is the item no of the selected charachter so server could get its info

u could have many item with same id but every item has specific uid

PS : u will need some explaination for this explaination :D

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Originally Posted by abdoumatrix id = 725066 not uid id is item no in client uid is the item no of the selected charachter so server could get its info u could have many item with same id but every item has specific uid PS : u will need some explaination for this explaination :D

The correct terms are actually "ID" and "Type". Not "ID" and "UID".

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Originally Posted by SteveRambo The correct terms are actually "ID" and "Type". Not "ID" and "UID".

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Originally Posted by kakamankoko SerenityPill uid 725066 offset 8

item.UID
7F 9A D9 05
0x05d99a7f
98146943
item ID

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Originally Posted by abdoumatrix item.UID 7F 9A D9 05 0x05d99a7f 98146943 PHP Code:  public uint UID         {             get { return BitConverter.ToUInt32(Buffer, 8); }             set { WriteUInt32(value, 8, Buffer); }         }  item ID PHP Code: 725066@@SerenityPill@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@8@@0@@0@@1221141@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@5000@@1@@1@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@1@@1000@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@5@@0@@0@@0@@0@@0@@Potion@@Restores~5000~MP.@@5@@0@@0@@

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Originally Posted by SteveRambo The correct terms are actually "ID" and "Type". Not "ID" and "UID".

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Originally Posted by SteveRambo .

most use id , uid so i used to it :D

I think it can't be more clearer than this:

'ID' is the Itemtype ID of the item.

'UID' is the Unique ID of the item stored in the server's Database (like cq_items).

You guys aren't getting the point....

The reason you can't find the item ID of 725066 in the packet is simply because it isn't there.

Offset 4 is the UID of the player using the item.

And offset 8 is the Unique ID of the item being used.
I might have these backwards, don't have access to a source right now.

When using an item, they do not use the item ID of the item because you clicked
on a specific item in your inventory.
Therefore they use that items Unique ID in order to locate it and use that specific one.

So the server takes that items Unique ID, and searches your inventory list for an item that contains that, and then does whatever with it.

Hope that clarifies it.

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Originally Posted by hyperco I think it can't be more clearer than this: 'ID' is the Itemtype ID of the item. 'UID' is the Unique ID of the item stored in the server's Database (like cq_items).

Why do you think the file that stores information about specific item types is called itemTYPE.dat and not itemUID.dat?

"ID" already implies uniqueness. These fucking morons here on epvp, geez ...

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Originally Posted by SteveRambo Why do you think the file that stores information about specific item types is called itemTYPE.dat and not itemUID.dat? "ID" already implies uniqueness. These fucking morons here on epvp, geez ...

Actually you can have a lot of items with ID (or TYPE) 1088000 (it's not an exclusivity at all), but every one will have an Unique ID (UID).

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Originally Posted by hyperco Actually you can have a lot of items with ID (or TYPE) TYPE 1088000, but every one will have an ID.

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Originally Posted by hyperco Actually you can have a lot of items with ID (or TYPE) 1088000 (it's not an exclusivity at all), but every one will have an Unique ID (UID).

Are you dense?
Type, is going to be the static ID of the item in itemTYPE

While ID is the unique identifier.

Ok, just to be perfectly clear:

Unique ID (UID): 79801723
Static ID (ID): 1088000

While TQ do use the name ItemType.dat for the file which lists the item information, I do not agree that the Static ID and Type are the same, since the name Type would in my mind mean Sword, Blade, Gem, Shield, Consumable which relates to the first 3 digits of the item's Static ID. So that is the item's Type, not the Static ID as a whole.

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Originally Posted by Korvacs Ok, just to be perfectly clear: Unique ID (UID): 79801723 Static ID (ID): 1088000 While TQ do use the name ItemType.dat for the file which lists the item information, I do not agree that the Static ID and Type are the same, since the name Type would in my mind mean Sword, Blade, Gem, Shield, Consumable which relates to the first 3 digits of the item's Static ID. So that is the item's Type, not the Static ID as a whole.

Agree

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Originally Posted by Korvacs Ok, just to be perfectly clear: Unique ID (UID): 79801723 Static ID (ID): 1088000 While TQ do use the name ItemType.dat for the file which lists the item information, I do not agree that the Static ID and Type are the same, since the name Type would in my mind mean Sword, Blade, Gem, Shield, Consumable which relates to the first 3 digits of the item's Static ID. So that is the item's Type, not the Static ID as a whole.

That's the item SORT :o

I partly agree with the "static ID", but why not go all the way and just be precise and call it: Type ID