[Development] 4267 conquer server.

[ChingChong23]

if(player.isBulker())
return rand(1, 200);
else return rand(1, 200000);

[Kiyono]

//no nvm

[ImmuneOne]

Originally Posted by ChingChong23

if(player.isBulker())
return rand(1, 200);
else return rand(1, 200000);

Decreasing chances because of bulkers, good concept. A bit unfair though.

[~Falcon]

Originally Posted by ImmuneOne

Decreasing chances because of bulkers, good concept. A bit unfair though.

I interpreted it as some sort of jibe at TQ, implying they gave bulkers a higher chance of upgrading than others. (who knows, they may have).

Chances for upgrading level and quality from the EO source:

At the processing of upgrading we have a check to upgrade, this is the same for both level and quality.

      
int nRateSucc =  RateSuccForEquipLevel(pEquipItem);
if( RandGet(100) < nRateSucc ) { //Upgrade };

RateSuccForEquipLevel:

int CMsgDataArray::RateSuccForEquipLevel(CItemPtr pEquipItem)
{
	IF_NOT(pEquipItem)
		return 0;

	int nLevel = pEquipItem->GetLevel();
	if (pEquipItem->IsShield() || pEquipItem->IsArmor() || pEquipItem->IsHelmet())
	{
		if (nLevel>=0 && nLevel < 2)		 	    return 100;
		else if(nLevel>=2 && nLevel < 4)			return 35;
		else if(nLevel>=4 && nLevel < 6)			return 20;
		else if(nLevel>=6 && nLevel < 7)			return 10;
		else if(nLevel>=7 && nLevel < 8)			return 7;
		else if(nLevel>=8 && nLevel < 9)			return 4;		
	}
	else
	{
		if (nLevel>=0 && nLevel < 4)		 	    return 100;
		else if(nLevel>=4 && nLevel < 7)			return 35;
		else if(nLevel>=7 && nLevel < 10)			return 20;
		else if(nLevel>=10 && nLevel < 13)			return 10;
		else if(nLevel>=13 && nLevel < 16)			return 7;
		else if(nLevel>=16 && nLevel < 19)			return 4;
		else if(nLevel>=19&&nLevel<22) 			return 2;
	}	
	return 0;
}

bReset is false when the RandGet() method is called, its an optional parameter in the BaseFunc header.

static _int64 RandSeed = 3721 ;
int RandGet(int nMax, BOOL bReset)
{
	if (bReset)
		RandSeed = ::TimeGet();

	_int64 x = 0xffffffff;
	double i ;
	unsigned long final ;
	
	RandSeed *= ((_int64)134775813);
	RandSeed += 1 ;
	RandSeed = RandSeed % x ;
	i = ((double)RandSeed) / (double)0xffffffff ;
	final = (long) (nMax * i) ;
	
	return (int)final;
}

And the chance upgrade for quality:

int CMsgDataArray::RateSuccForQuality(CItemPtr pEquipItem)
{
	int iQuality = pEquipItem->GetQuality();
	
	if (iQuality==0)	return 30;
	else if(iQuality==1)	return 12;
	else if(iQuality==2)	return 6;
	else if(iQuality==3)	return 4;
	
	return 0;
}

Hope this helps you

[ImmuneOne]

Originally Posted by ~Falcon

Hope this helps you

I actually just asked for the chance rates, thanks for putting effort in it anyway.

[~Falcon]

Originally Posted by ImmuneOne

I actually just asked for the chance rates, thanks for putting effort in it anyway.

I honestly have nothing better to do, lol.

Sat looking at loads of work I've got to do, just don't have the motivation to start it

Good luck with the project mind, nice to see something that at least has the motivation to document progress and ensure us you're not fading into obscurity.
I hope your very successful

[Korvacs]

Does anyone remember if you can update items using the item creation packet in 4267, i was pretty certain you could but the update switch isnt working >_>", it just makes the item disappear or does nothing at all.

[KraHen]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

Does anyone remember if you can update items using the item creation packet in 4267, i was pretty certain you could but the update switch isnt working >_>", it just makes the item disappear or does nothing at all.

Is there a packet which updates your items? I always did stuff like this by removing the initial item and adding the new one.

[Korvacs]

Yeah there is. But it doesnt appear to be working in 4267

[ImmuneOne]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

Yeah there is. But it doesnt appear to be working in 4267

It does,

                        #region SendPackets
                        Client.SendPacket(new ItemInfo(I.UID, I.ID, I.Dura, I.MaxDura, Loc, I.Soc1, I.Soc2, I.Plus));
                        Client.SendPacket(new UseItem(I.UID, I.Location, 5));
                        Client.SendPacket(new UseItem(I.UID, I.Location, 3));
                        Client.SendPacketToAll(new CharacterSpawn(Client.Character));
                        #endregion

[Korvacs]

            Server.packetServer.SendData(Packets.ItemInfomation(_Item, ItemCreationType.Update, Data.ConnectionID));

Is what i was thinking of, the ItemInfo packet.

You have posted Updating the item equipment, im on about updating items in your inventory.

[ImmuneOne]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

            Server.packetServer.SendData(Packets.ItemInfomation(_Item, ItemCreationType.Update, Data.ConnectionID));

Is what i was thinking of, the ItemInfo packet.

You have posted Updating the item equipment, im on about updating items in your inventory.

In that case, remove the item with;

[B]// UID, LOC, 3[/B]
        public UseItem(uint UID, uint Loc, uint Type)
            : base(20)
        {
            WriteUInt16((ushort)Packet.Length);
            WriteUInt16(1009);
            WriteUInt32(UID);
            WriteUInt32(Loc);
            WriteUInt32(Type);
            WriteUInt32(0);
        }

And send the new item information.

[Korvacs]

Thats definately not the correct way to do it, all you had to do was send one packet, and it was the one i posted, i just dont think it was in this client.

[ImmuneOne]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

Thats definately not the correct way to do it, all you had to do was send one packet, and it was the one i posted, i just dont think it was in this client.

Check my edited post, I made a little mistake.

BTW; The previous post I made before the UseItem packet was for equipping items instead for updating equipped items.

[Korvacs]

That still isnt right, thats what im having to do now, remove the old item and recreate it.

Your meant to just send the update packet and it makes the adjustments itself, without removing & recreating.

Turns out it is just:

            Server.packetServer.SendData(Packets.ItemInfomation(Upgrade, ItemCreationType.Update, Data.ConnectionID));

Sadly it moves the item to the last position in your inventory, i guess thats how the 4267 worked.