Hair - COFuture - 5017

~~xElement~~ · 05/17/2011, 02:56

Hello,

So the past couple weeks I've been messing around with COFuture. I am now having problems.

I don't know if there was a need for this, but I took it out of COEmu:

I put:

Code:

public int Hair2 = 0;

in the Characters void.

I put:

Code:

HairStyle = 26,

in the UpdateChar void

My problem is making the command.
I've got this so far:

Code:

  else if (Command[0] == "/hair")
                    {
                        int Hair2 = Convert.ToInt32(Command[1]);
                        Character.Hair2 = Hair2;

But I can't figure out which packet to send, or make a new one.

Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you

~~Spirited42~~ · 05/17/2011, 03:05

the update for hair is 27 in 5017.

~~pro4never~~ · 05/17/2011, 03:06

To go over what I said on msn...

general data packet using the subtype 27. Not sure which value holds the style but shouldn't take much experimenting.

~~xElement~~ · 05/17/2011, 03:32

I am trying this command (Although I don't think it's right, and it ain't working. However, when I logged in my character was bold.

else if (Command[0] == "/hair")
{
int Hair = Convert.ToInt32(Command[1]);
Character.Hair = Hair;
Con.Send(UpdatePacket.Character((uint)Character.Pl ayerID, UpdateChar.Hair, (uint)Character.Hair));

}

~~Spirited42~~ · 05/17/2011, 03:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by xElement

I am trying this command (Although I don't think it's right, and it ain't working. However, when I logged in my character was bold.

else if (Command[0] == "/hair")
{
int Hair = Convert.ToInt32(Command[1]);
Character.Hair = Hair;
Con.Send(UpdatePacket.Character((uint)Character.Pl ayerID, UpdateChar.Hair, (uint)Character.Hair));

}

That means nothing without the base code behind it. What's the enum equal too... what's the packet you're using? etc.

~~xElement~~ · 05/17/2011, 03:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spirited

That means nothing without the base code behind it. What's the enum equal too... what's the packet you're using? etc.

enum:

Code:

packet:

Code:

[B]unsafe public static byte[] Character(uint UID, UpdateChar PacketID, uint NewValue)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[0x1C];
            fixed (byte* Ptr = Packet)
            {
                *((ushort*)(Ptr)) = 0x1C;
                *((ushort*)(Ptr + 2)) = 0x3F9;
                *((uint*)(Ptr + 4)) = UID;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 8)) = 1;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 12)) = (byte)PacketID;
                *((uint*)(Ptr + 16)) = NewValue;
            }
            return Packet;
        }[/B]

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Also I tried this command:

Code:

 [B]else if (Command[0] == "/hair")
                    {
                        int Hair = Convert.ToInt32(Command[1]);
                        Character.Hair = Hair;
                        Con.Send(SpawnPlayer.Packet(Character));

                    }[/B]

packet:

Code:

[B] unsafe public static byte[] Packet(Characters Character)
        {
            ushort PacketType = 0x3f6;
            byte[] Packet = new byte[85 + Character.PlayerName.Length];
            fixed (byte* Ptr = Packet)
            {
                *((ushort*)(Ptr)) = (ushort)Packet.Length;
                *((ushort*)(Ptr + 2)) = (ushort)PacketType;
                *((uint*)(Ptr + 4)) = (uint)Character.PlayerID;
                *((uint*)(Ptr + 8)) = (uint)Character.Model;
                *((uint*)(Ptr + 12)) = (uint)Character.Status;
                *((ushort*)(Ptr + 20)) = (ushort)Character.Guild.GuildID;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 23)) = (byte)Character.GuildPosition;
                if (Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.Garment)] != null)
                    *((uint*)(Ptr + 24)) = (uint)Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.Garment)].ItemID;
                if (Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.Helm)] != null)
                    *((uint*)(Ptr + 28)) = (uint)Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.Helm)].ItemID;
                if (Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.Armor)] != null)
                    *((uint*)(Ptr + 32)) = (uint)Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.Armor)].ItemID;
                if (Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.RightHand)] != null)
                    *((uint*)(Ptr + 36)) = (uint)Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.RightHand)].ItemID;
                if (Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.LeftHand)] != null)
                    *((uint*)(Ptr + 40)) = (uint)Character.Equipment[Convert.ToInt32(ItemType.LeftHand)].ItemID;
                *((ushort*)(Ptr + 52)) = (ushort)Character.PosX;
                *((ushort*)(Ptr + 54)) = (ushort)Character.PosY;
                *((ushort*)(Ptr + 56)) = (ushort)Character.Hair;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 58)) = (byte)Character.Direction;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 59)) = (byte)Character.Action;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 60)) = (byte)Character.Reborn;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 61)) = 0x00;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 62)) = (byte)Character.Level;
                // +17
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 80)) = 1;
                *((byte*)(Ptr + 81)) = (byte)Character.PlayerName.Length;
                for (int i = 0; i < Character.PlayerName.Length; i++)
                {
                    *((byte*)(Ptr + 82 + i)) = Convert.ToByte(Character.PlayerName[i]);
                }
            }
            return Packet;
        }[/B]

~~Spirited42~~ · 05/17/2011, 04:03

what source is that? That doesn't look anything like what's in CoFuture... it looks like something from my source or Chris's source. The enum is correct, so if that packet is correct, it should work. I'm going to class right now so i can't check the hexes.

~~xElement~~ · 05/17/2011, 04:29

Trust me, it's COFuture.

drakejoe67 · 05/19/2011, 20:44

For example, what "ID" / int do you use for 1 hair. You might be using wrong ids. Because the second command packet that you last posted seems to be fine.

as for this

Spoiler

For hair we use like 11 - 41.
For an instance: Hair is used like this: First digit: HairColor, then 2 last digits, hair id.

Might be 835 <- color + hair ID.

If you only want to change your hairstyle your command would look like.

else if (Command[0] == "/hair")
{
if (Command[1] != null || Command[1] != "")
{
Character.Hair = Convert.ToInt32(Convert.ToString(Character.Hair[0]) + Command[1])) ;
Con.Send(SpawnPlayer.Packet(Character));
}
}

Hope this helped?

_DreadNought_ · 05/19/2011, 22:14

Let me get this straight, You should not be re-sending the Character info packet. Once its loaded I dont think its ever used again. Spawnpacket is different from CharacterInfo.

You should be checking the offset that the Hairstyle sets to the spawnpacket.

such as hairstyle on 5165 is

Code:

PacketBuilder.WriteUInt16(value, SpawnPacket, 56);
                                              ^Offset.

drakejoe67 · 05/20/2011, 11:28

Quote:
Originally Posted by _DreadNought_
Let me get this straight, You should not be re-sending the Character info packet. Once its loaded I dont think its ever used again. Spawnpacket is different from CharacterInfo.

You should be checking the offset that the Hairstyle sets to the spawnpacket.

such as hairstyle on 5165 is
Code:
PacketBuilder.WriteUInt16(value, SpawnPacket, 56);
                                              ^Offset.

the offeset in 5017 is 56 aswell.
Should be nothing wrong in that

He should use the packet that he use to update his "CurHP" "Money" "CPs" etc with.

in my case lotf has this

Code:

public byte[] Vital(long CharId, int Type, ulong Value)
        {
            ushort PacketType = 1017;
            byte[] Packet = new byte[28];

            fixed (byte* p = Packet)
            {
                *((ushort*)p) = (ushort)Packet.Length;
                *((ushort*)(p + 2)) = (ushort)PacketType;
                *((uint*)(p + 4)) = (uint)CharId;
                *(p + 8) = 1;
                *((uint*)(p + 12)) = (uint)Type;
                *((ulong*)(p + 16)) = (ulong)Value;
            }

            return Packet;
        }

Where the type for hair would then be 27 to update hair.
Can make a void to run this for whoever can see you including yourself.

for Spawn should be offset 56, and for character info I guess 12 or something like that

_DreadNought_ · 05/21/2011, 13:11

Okay so to sum up whats been said.

Spawn Hair offset: 56
Character Info offset: 12
Update Packet offset: 27

Send the update packet with the type of 27 then re-spawn the character with the Spawn Hair offset.

~~Spirited42~~ · 05/21/2011, 13:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

Okay so to sum up whats been said.

Spawn Hair offset: 56
Character Info offset: 12
Update Packet offset: 27

Send the update packet with the type of 27 then re-spawn the character with the Spawn Hair offset.

You should never have to respawn a character ever to the screen. Just send the update packet to the viewers with the central character's identification.

_DreadNought_ · 05/21/2011, 14:02

I didnt make it clear, You have to update the spawn entity packet for it to be done.

~~Spirited42~~ · 05/21/2011, 14:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

I didnt make it clear, You have to update the spawn entity packet for it to be done.

Ah ._. yah. That is rather important for future spawning. Hopefully that's explanatory.