5165 SendStallItem packet

[ryuchetval]

hey guys I was wondering if anyone got the right packet to show the 2nd socket as i tried to edit it in many ways and it never worked...

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        public static COPacket AddStallItem(Game.Item I, Features.PersonalShops.ItemValue Val, uint StallID)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[8 + 56];
            COPacket P = new COPacket(Packet);
            P.WriteInt16((ushort)(Packet.Length - 8));
            P.WriteInt16((ushort)0x454);            
            P.WriteInt32(I.UID);
            P.WriteInt32(StallID);
            P.WriteInt32(Val.Value);
            P.WriteInt32(I.ID);
            P.WriteInt16(I.CurDur);
            P.WriteInt16(I.MaxDur);
            P.WriteInt32(Val.MoneyType);
            P.WriteInt32(0);
            P.WriteInt16((byte)I.Soc1);
            P.WriteInt16((byte)I.Soc2);
            [B]//item effect here?[/B]
            P.WriteByte(I.Plus);
            P.WriteInt16(I.Bless);
            P.WriteByte(I.Enchant);
            P.WriteInt32(I.TalismanProgress);
            P.Move(4);
            P.WriteInt32((uint)I.Color);
            P.WriteInt32(I.Progress);

            return P;
        }

[Korvacs]

            P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc1);
            P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc2);

Tried that in place of your existing 2 socket entries?

[Arcо]

Wow, never though about that Jack.
They ARE single bytes in the packet, not two, so it should be written as one.

[ryuchetval]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

            P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc1);
            P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc2);

Tried that in place of your existing 2 socket entries?

Yes I already tried that...didn't work (soc wouldn't show at all)

@Arco do you mean writing instead of 2 lines 1 line? ummm

[Korvacs]

P.WriteByte(0);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc1);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc2);

That?

[ryuchetval]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

P.WriteByte(0);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc1);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc2);

That?

nope it doesn't work..

[Korvacs]

P.WriteInt16(0);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc1);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc2);

Has to be that then.

[ryuchetval]

nope...it's not...but i fixed it...it's just as i said in my first post...where i said //does the item effect goes here? and it did but now that i fixed it i dun wanna release it

[Korvacs]

Please post it, otherwise your going to force me to spend a few minutes fiddling with the packet in order to find the fix, and to be honest ive better things to be doing with my time.

[ryuchetval]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

Please post it, otherwise your going to force me to spend a few minutes fiddling with the packet in order to find the fix, and to be honest ive better things to be doing with my time.

ok done

[Arcо]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

P.WriteInt16(0);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc1);
P.WriteByte((byte)I.Soc2);

Has to be that then.

Isntead of writing a blank 2 bytes, you can just use the method P.Move(2);
Pretty much the same thing.

[Korvacs]

Originally Posted by Аrco

Isntead of writing a blank 2 bytes, you can just use the method P.Move(2);
Pretty much the same thing.

Indeed, but like you say, makes no difference really if i used 5165 i might have been bothered about the difference lol.

[ryuchetval]

Originally Posted by Аrco

Isntead of writing a blank 2 bytes, you can just use the method P.Move(2);
Pretty much the same thing.

I already tried P.Move(2) and it wasn't working...or if you weren't talking about this then...sry xD

[Arcо]

I'm just referring to what korvacs said.