Dimmed player after login

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Originally Posted by Xio. Incorrect MsgHero (Character Information) packet / Not completed the login sequence properly.

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Originally Posted by Spirited Check your status flags.

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Originally Posted by abdeen Character info packet dosenot have status flag i think, do you mean in spawn packet? Anyway flag offest in packet is 12, and it's set to 0

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Originally Posted by Spirited I'd double check that you're not writing over the offset with other values by accident. And yeah, for the spawn packet. The other issue might be placing equipment in the wrong slot? Hard to tell. Did it work before for another patch?

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Originally Posted by abdeen First i would like to thank you for being here answering people questions... Second, i am already both checked that am not writing over the offset with other values, also i set flag to none (0x00) , and it's new character and haven't items or equipment yet so all items id's set to 0. I thought about it's mesh issue but i am calculating mesh like ( face * 10000 + body) ex(67 × 1000 + 1004) So where is my fault and what's i am doing wrong, or what's i am missing..

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Originally Posted by Xio. Mesh Calc is right, you didn't finish the login sequence then. You didn't send the map status most likely. (Eg. NewbieProtect, No PK, Jail, Mine,..) Here's what you gotta send after you receive subtype 74: PHP Code: player.ForceSend(MapShowPacket(player), (ushort)sizeof(MsgAction)); player.ForceSend(MsgStatus.Create(player.MapId, 0), (ushort)sizeof(MsgStatus));   Spoiler PHP Code: public static byte[] MapShowPacket(YiObj obj)         {             MsgAction* msgP = stackalloc MsgAction[1];             msgP->Size = (ushort)sizeof(MsgAction);             msgP->Id = 1010;             msgP->Timestamp = Environment.TickCount;             msgP->UniqueId = obj.UniqueId;             msgP->Param = obj.MapId;             msgP->X = obj.Location.X;             msgP->Y = obj.Location.Y;             msgP->Direction = (byte)obj.Direction;             msgP->Type = MsgActionType.MapShow;             return *msgP;         } [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, Pack = 1)]     public unsafe struct MsgStatus     {         public ushort Size;         public ushort Id;         public uint MapId;         public uint DynMapId;         public uint Flags;         public static byte[] Create(uint mapId, uint flags)         {             var packet = stackalloc MsgStatus[1];             packet->Size = (ushort) sizeof(MsgStatus);             packet->Id = 1110;             packet->MapId = mapId;             packet->DynMapId = mapId;             packet->Flags = flags;             return *packet;         }         public static implicit operator byte[](MsgStatus msg)         {             var buffer = BufferPool.GetBuffer();             fixed (byte* p = buffer)                 *(MsgStatus*)p = *&msg;             return buffer;         }     }

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Originally Posted by abdeen After receiving acket 1052 i send to client (answer _ok) messge packet 1004, then i send character information packet 1006, then i receive packet 1010 with type 74, then i send same packet with same type including player uid, x, y, facing and timestamp, i also send same packet with type 104 for map color, and at last i send map status packet, after that i receive friends inquiry type and items etc.... So i think sequence is going fine,, but i dunno why i face my current problem...

/// PacketDump encapsulates functions for formatting byte data has a 
/// hexadecimal dump. The format of the hex dump matches the output of
/// hexdump -C from Linux command line.
public static class PacketDump {
    public static string Hex(byte[] data) {
        
        StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
        for (int l = 0; l < data.Length; l += 16) {

            // Write the address and body
            builder.AppendFormat("{0:X4}:", l);
            for (int i = l; i < l + 16; i++) {
                builder.Append(i % 8 == 0 ? "  " : " ");
                builder.Append(i >= data.Length ? "  " : 
                    string.Format("{0:X2}", data[i]));
            }

            // Write the ASCII conversion
            int v = l + 16 >= data.Length ? data.Length : l + 16;
            builder.Append("  | ");
            for (int i = l; i < v; i++) 
                builder.Append(
                    data[i] < 32 || data[i] > 126 ? '.' : (char)data[i]);
            builder.Append(" |\n");
        }
        builder.Append("\n");
        return builder.ToString();
    }
}

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Originally Posted by Spirited /// PacketDump encapsulates implements functions for formatting byte data has as a /// hexadecimal dump. The format of the hex dump matches the output of /// hexdump -C from the Linux command line.

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Originally Posted by https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/codedoc XML documentation comments use triple forward slashes (///) and an XML formatted comment body. For example: Code: /// <summary> /// This class does something. /// </summary> public class SomeClass { }

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Originally Posted by boDil Pull request: Fix PacketDump documentation. By the way, are you aware of [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]? They can be pretty nice, especially with IDE support.

    /// PacketDump implements functions for formatting byte data as text
    /// or another human readable format. Primarily used to debug missing 
    /// packet handlers or reverse engineer unknown packet structures.
    public static class PacketDump {

        /// Converts bytes to a hexadecimal string. The format of the hex 
        /// dump matches the output of hexdump -C from Linux command line.
        /// <param name="data">Packet as a byte array</param>
        public static string Hex(byte[] data) {

            StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
            for (int l = 0; l < data.Length; l += 16) {

                // Write the address and body
                builder.AppendFormat("{0:X4}:", l);
                for (int i = l; i < l + 16; i++) {
                    builder.Append(i % 8 == 0 ? "  " : " ");
                    builder.Append(i >= data.Length ? "  " : 
                        string.Format("{0:X2}", data[i]));
                }

                // Write the ASCII conversion
                int v = l + 16 >= data.Length ? data.Length : l + 16;
                builder.Append("  | ");
                for (int i = l; i < v; i++) 
                    builder.Append(
                        data[i] < 32 || data[i] > 126 ? '.' : (char)data[i]);
                builder.Append(" |\n");
            }
            builder.Append("\n");
            return builder.ToString();
        }
    }

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Originally Posted by Spirited I guess we need more information then. Can you place a breakpoint on your game server's packet handler and tell us the order of packet types being handled (and if there are any that you aren't handling)? Can you also post your packet structures for [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] and [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] (including how you're decoding and encoding packets)? Packet dumps from them would also be very nice. I'll include a snippet from my source if you need a hex dump function. Also, what are the ID ranges of your characters? Code: /// PacketDump encapsulates functions for formatting byte data has a /// hexadecimal dump. The format of the hex dump matches the output of /// hexdump -C from Linux command line. public static class PacketDump { public static string Hex(byte[] data) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); for (int l = 0; l < data.Length; l += 16) { // Write the address and body builder.AppendFormat("{0:X4}:", l); for (int i = l; i < l + 16; i++) { builder.Append(i % 8 == 0 ? " " : " "); builder.Append(i >= data.Length ? " " : string.Format("{0:X2}", data[i])); } // Write the ASCII conversion int v = l + 16 >= data.Length ? data.Length : l + 16; builder.Append(" | "); for (int i = l; i < v; i++) builder.Append( data[i] < 32 || data[i] > 126 ? '.' : (char)data[i]); builder.Append(" |\n"); } builder.Append("\n"); return builder.ToString(); } }

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Originally Posted by Spirited And Intellisense accepts non-XML formatted comments in its spec. Anything that isn't XML formatted is presumed as summary fields. It can also be mixed with param XML tags, which I prefer since a single line summary field can suddenly become 3 lines. It's subjective.

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Originally Posted by boDil That's weird, my VS2017 doesn't seem to support non-XML formatted comments. Here's without XML formatting: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Here's with XML formatting: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Maybe there's a setting that I can't find that makes it work, though. I just don't remember it ever being supported in any VS version. Works just fine in VSCode, though.