Mobspeed?

There is no1 looking at my last post about changing mobspeed, well like 1 each day :s weird..


Well to the problem..


The mobs (ALL mobs) walk very slow. Like when you have walk mode with your character, i changed mobspeed in both mobinfo.txt and mob.cs but still no change =/

Can someone help me? :)

BUMP. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP US SOLVE THIS.
THIS IS DRIVING ME CRAZY TOO.

i've only just started coding my private server, but if i remember correctly, there's a speed byte in the packet for entity movement. (0 = walk, 1 = run)

Yeah, the movement packet has a bool in it at offset 9.

Its all on the wiki you know?

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Originally Posted by Korvacs Yeah, the movement packet has a bool in it at offset 9. Its all on the wiki you know?

And thats mean?

Sorry im not a supercoder ^^

Can you tell me what to do please? :)

EntityMove doesn't exist.
This is what 5165 has:
This is the mob movement problem...
It's highlighted in red
that's how they move.
If you double the code, the mob will walk twice in a row.
I'm still working on it running.

EDIT:
It's also here:

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Originally Posted by -Spirits- EntityMove doesn't exist. This is what 5165 has: Code: public static COPacket Movement(uint UID, byte Dir) { byte[] Packet = new byte[8 + 16]; COPacket P = new COPacket(Packet); P.WriteInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8)); P.WriteInt16((ushort)10005); P.WriteInt32((byte)(Dir + 8 * Program.Rnd.Next(7))); P.WriteInt32(UID); P.WriteInt32((uint)Environment.TickCount); return P; } This is the mob movement problem... It's highlighted in red Code: #region Player Target if (PlayerTarget != null && (PlayerTarget.CanBeMeleed || AtkType != AttackType.Melee) && PlayerTarget.Alive && PlayerTarget.MyClient != null && MyMath.PointDistance(Loc.X, Loc.Y, PlayerTarget.Loc.X, PlayerTarget.Loc.Y) < Math.Max(15, (int)AttackDist) && (Type != MobBehaveour.HuntMobsAndBlue || PlayerTarget.BlueName)) { if (MyMath.PointDistance(Loc.X, Loc.Y, PlayerTarget.Loc.X, PlayerTarget.Loc.Y) >= AttackDist) { byte ToDir = (byte)(7 - (Math.Floor(MyMath.PointDirecton(Loc.X, Loc.Y, PlayerTarget.Loc.X, PlayerTarget.Loc.Y) / 45 % 8)) - 1 % 8); Direction = (byte)((int)ToDir % 8); Location eLoc = Loc; eLoc.Walk(Direction); System.Collections.Hashtable H = (System.Collections.Hashtable)World.H_Mobs[Loc.Map]; bool PlaceFree = true; if (DMaps.Loaded) { if (((DMap)DMaps.H_DMaps[Loc.Map]).GetCell(eLoc.X, eLoc.Y).NoAccess) PlaceFree = false; } foreach (Mob M in H.Values) if (M != this && M.Loc.X == eLoc.X && M.Loc.Y == eLoc.Y && M.Alive) { PlaceFree = false; break; } if (PlaceFree) { World.Action(this, Packets.Movement(EntityID, Direction).Get); World.Spawn(this, true); Loc.Walk(Direction); } else { for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++) { PlaceFree = true; eLoc = Loc; Direction = (byte)((Direction + 1) % 8); eLoc.Walk(Direction); if (DMaps.Loaded) if (((DMap)DMaps.H_DMaps[Loc.Map]).GetCell(eLoc.X, eLoc.Y).NoAccess) PlaceFree = false; foreach (Mob M in H.Values) if (M != this && M.Loc.X == eLoc.X && M.Loc.Y == eLoc.Y && M.Alive) { PlaceFree = false; break; } [COLOR="Red"]if (PlaceFree) { World.Action(this, Packets.Movement(EntityID, Direction).Get); World.Spawn(this, true); Loc.Walk(Direction); break; }[/COLOR] } } } else { if (MyMath.ChanceSuccess(15) || Type == MobBehaveour.HuntMobsAndBlue) PlayerTarget.TakeAttack(this, PrepareAttack(), AtkType); else PlayerTarget.TakeAttack(this, 0, AtkType); } } else PlayerTarget = null; #endregion that's how they move. If you double the code, the mob will walk twice in a row. I'm still working on it running. EDIT: It's also here: Code: if (Alive && DateTime.Now > LastMove.AddMilliseconds(1000)) { LastMove = DateTime.Now; if ((Type == MobBehaveour.HuntPlayers || Type == MobBehaveour.HuntMobsAndBlue) && PlayerTarget == null && MobTarget == null) { byte NDist = 10; // Distance they can see you by byte MaxDist = 10; foreach (Character C in World.H_Chars.Values) { if (C.Loc.Map == Loc.Map) { if (C.Alive) { if (C.CanBeMeleed || AtkType != AttackType.Melee) { byte Dst = (byte)MyMath.PointDistance(Loc.X, Loc.Y, C.Loc.X, C.Loc.Y); if (Dst <= MaxDist && Dst < NDist) { if (Type != MobBehaveour.HuntMobsAndBlue || C.BlueName) { NDist = (byte)MyMath.PointDistance(Loc.X, Loc.Y, C.Loc.X, C.Loc.Y); PlayerTarget = C; } } } } } } }

Yeah, double the code makes the mob lag forward once they move :p
But actually, the running problem is it somewhere in mob.cs or? ^^

Ya im working on it too

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Originally Posted by NeoN[PM] Yeah, double the code makes the mob lag forward once they move :p But actually, the running problem is it somewhere in mob.cs or? ^^ Ya im working on it too

No, i think it's the packet.
I have no idea tho.
I'm looking into it. =[

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All on there.

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Originally Posted by Korvacs [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] All on there.

Like i said, im not a super coder and i have no clue what i am supposed to do with that packet_entitymove thingy :p

Would you like to help? :)

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You know I'm trying to learn how to create packets right now.
If you would help me make my weather packet and explain to me why the values are such that in the code then maybe I could help other people?

Alright heres your standard Entity Movement Packet:

What you basically need to do is to modify the packet so that you can optionally make the mob walk or run, please note that making this change will require alot of changes to the source wherever this packet is created.

Ok so what ive done is ive added a bool which allows you to set if the entity is running or walking, the ? 0 : 1 basically says that the value will be converted to either 0 or 1 depending on if the bool is true or false.

It turns out that the 5165 movement packet is different from the 5100 packet, so ill have to make changes to the wiki to reflect that.

As for learning packet structures i created a page on the wiki about understand what an offset is, and that should hopefully help you to understand how packets are layed out the way they are:

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Originally Posted by Korvacs Alright heres your standard Entity Movement Packet: Code: public static COPacket Movement(uint UID, byte Dir) { byte[] Packet = new byte[8 + 16]; COPacket P = new COPacket(Packet); P.WriteInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8)); P.WriteInt16((ushort)10005); P.WriteInt32((byte)(Dir + 8 * Program.Rnd.Next(7))); P.WriteInt32(UID); P.WriteInt32((uint)Environment.TickCount); return P; } What you basically need to do is to modify the packet so that you can optionally make the mob walk or run, please note that making this change will require alot of changes to the source wherever this packet is created. Code: public static COPacket Movement(uint UID, byte Dir, bool Running) { byte[] Packet = new byte[8 + 16]; COPacket P = new COPacket(Packet); P.WriteInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8)); P.WriteInt16((ushort)10005); P.WriteByte((byte)(Dir + 8 * Program.Rnd.Next(7))); P.WriteByte((byte)Running ? 0 : 1); P.WriteInt32(UID); P.WriteInt32((uint)Environment.TickCount); return P; } Ok so what ive done is ive added a bool which allows you to set if the entity is running or walking, the ? 0 : 1 basically says that the value will be converted to either 0 or 1 depending on if the bool is true or false. It turns out that the 5165 movement packet is different from the 5100 packet, so ill have to make changes to the wiki to reflect that. As for learning packet structures i created a page on the wiki about understand what an offset is, and that should hopefully help you to understand how packets are layed out the way they are: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Sweet thank you :)


Edit: Still have no clue :o

Don't you mean ..
?

And how the hell does it see Running and make it run?
I don't get how that's supposed to work at all.

The TQ official packet has a slot for a running bool, the client picks it up and shows either a mob walking, or a mob running, the same is true of when a character moves.

The packet in the 5165 source just didnt include it.

And no i meant for it to be a bool, so that you can go: