Map Effect Packet

[teroareboss1]

Packet Nr 1150. Server -> Client, Length : 32, PacketType: 1101
18 00 4D 04 90 1F 0F 00 2C 03 00 00 B9 00 CC 00      ; M� ,  ¹ Ì 
00 00 0B 00 00 00 00 00 54 51 53 65 72 76 65 72      ;       TQServer

0 Length 24
2 PacketID 1101
4 EffectUid
8 EffectID
12 X
14 Y
18 Type = 11

Someting Types

791 circles
759 pervadeEffect
746 well
794 FireWalk
812 EquipUpgrade

[Spirited]

Or... just use a string packet and instead of putting in an identity in offset 4, put in the x and y....

[Korvacs]

That packet is use primarily for looting btw..

[-Shunsui-]

Yea as Fang said i though the String packet would suit for this, didn't know there was a nother.

[Spirited]

Originally Posted by -Shunsui-

Yea as Fang said i though the String packet would suit for this, didn't know there was a nother.

I knew that there was this method, but I also know that TQ uses the string packet for things like the arrow on the roof (in the Recruitment quest) and for the yellow dots on the floor that give u stuff at 8pm. This method isn't "wrong" because I'm sure TQ uses it for something- but I personally wouldn't use it because it has limited parameters.

[_DreadNought_]

They look prettay coolay.

[Crazy_XX]

Nice
Thanks

[_DreadNought_]

Tested and its pretty cool. They de-spawn when you go off screen, Easy enough to make it perm.

Packet Structured:

    public class MapEffectPacket : PacketBuilder
    {
        public const uint
            Circles = 791,
            PervadeEffect = 759,
            Well = 746,
            FireWalk = 794,
            EquipUpgrade = 821;

        byte[] Packet;

        public MapEffectPacket()
        {
            Packet = new byte[32];
            WriteUInt16(24, 0, Packet);
            WriteUInt16(1101, 2, Packet);
        }
        public uint UID
        {
            set { WriteUInt32(value, 4, Packet); }
        }
        public uint ID
        {
            set { WriteUInt32(value, 8, Packet); }
        }
        public ushort X
        {
            set { WriteUInt16(value, 12, Packet); }
        }
        public ushort Y
        {
            set { WriteUInt16(value, 14, Packet); }
        }
        public ushort Type
        {
            set { WriteUInt16(value, 18, Packet); }
        }
        public byte[] ToArray()
        {
            return Packet;
        }
    }

[BaussHacker]

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

Tested and its pretty cool. They de-spawn when you go off screen, Easy enough to make it perm.

Packet Structured:

    public class MapEffectPacket : PacketBuilder
    {
        public const uint
            Circles = 791,
            PervadeEffect = 759,
            Well = 746,
            FireWalk = 794,
            EquipUpgrade = 821;

        byte[] Packet;

        public MapEffectPacket()
        {
            Packet = new byte[32];
            WriteUInt16(24, 0, Packet);
            WriteUInt16(1101, 2, Packet);
        }
        public uint UID
        {
            set { WriteUInt32(value, 4, Packet); }
        }
        public uint ID
        {
            set { WriteUInt32(value, 8, Packet); }
        }
        public ushort X
        {
            set { WriteUInt16(value, 12, Packet); }
        }
        public ushort Y
        {
            set { WriteUInt16(value, 14, Packet); }
        }
        public ushort Type
        {
            set { WriteUInt16(value, 18, Packet); }
        }
        public byte[] ToArray()
        {
            return Packet;
        }
    }

Instead public byte[] ToArray()
{
return Packet;
}

Just do:

public static implicit operator byte[](MapEffectPacket packet)
{
return packet.Packet;
}

[_DreadNought_]

You know theres a reason I started our conversation with "You *****"?

[BaussHacker]

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

You know theres a reason I started our conversation with "You *****"?

Please enlight me!

[_DreadNought_]

Idunno tbh, was rather bored when I posted that.