[Guide] Weather (Client Effects On LOTF)

[unknownone]

It's a 16 bit integer at the start of the packet.

[Tw3ak]

Originally Posted by © Haydz

if you'd read before flaming you'd realise that has already been mentioned

LOL i didn't flame at all you been hanging around those noobs at ******** that think they know code with zero developers that know there ***** from there elbows other then maybe bone-you apparently to know what flaming actually is around here.

I didn't insult you or trash talk you in anyway in my post just stated that posting it as weather was wrong when it would have been just as easy to edit post and call it what it really is instead of sayin "ohh i know it aint weather but i couldn't think of what to really call it as my friend coded it for me." lol

Don't get so emo ffs...If i was flaming you trust me you would know it.

[isp]

Originally Posted by unknownone

It's a 16 bit integer at the start of the packet.

Thanks much

[© Haydz]

Originally Posted by Tw3ak

LOL i didn't flame at all you been hanging around those noobs at ******** that think they know code with zero developers that know there ***** from there elbows other then maybe bone-you apparently to know what flaming actually is around here.

Edit(2012): I can be a complete idiot at times, sorry.

[tao4229]

Ehhhhh.. Tw3ak i think you went insulting the wrong person there, Haydz is a pretty **** good coder(much better than me =D) compared to most of these dumbasses like... OH I ADDED 1 THING IM GUNNA RELEASE IT TO GET THANKZ AND SO PEOPLE THINK IM START.

[nTL3fTy]

Originally Posted by © Haydz

No i don't use lotf... but a friend asked me too do this for him in lotf so i though i'd give it to you guys also...

So for client effects on lotf to change daytime into nighttime etc... :

Add this to your Packets.cs

        public byte[] RGBPacket(Character Char, uint Color)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[24];
            fixed (byte* p = Packet)
            {
                *((ushort*)p) = (ushort)Packet.Length;
                *((ushort*)(p + 2)) = 1010;
                *(uint*)(p + 8) = Char.UID;
                *(uint*)(p + 12) = Color;
                *(uint*)(p + 22) = 104;
            }
            return Packet;
        }

Then for your command :

if (Splitter[0] == "/rgb")
{
//Usage /rgb <number> e.g. /rgbr 500 = Blue screen
SendPacket(General.MyPackets.RGBPacket(MyChar,uint.Parse(Splitter[1])));
}

If you need any help ask me.. i may check this from time to time
Ofcourse you could do this when the client logs in... change their weather... i dont know how lotf works so i couldnt give u a file and line number etc...

Thanks For Moving Oh Mighty Moderator

I was playing around a bit and redid the packet..

        public byte[] RGBPacket(Character Char, byte Red, byte Green, byte Blue)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[24];
            fixed (byte* p = Packet)
            {
                *((ushort*)p) = (ushort)Packet.Length;
                *((ushort*)(p + 2)) = 1010;
                *(uint*)(p + 8) = Char.UID;
                *(byte*)(p + 12) = Blue;
                *(byte*)(p + 13) = Green;
                *(byte*)(p + 14) = Red;
                *(uint*)(p + 22) = 104;
            }
            return Packet;
        }

[Jay1029]

It's not that hard to do..lol and it doesn't work. Was there something I'm missing besides those codes?..

[danielachraf]

Originally Posted by Jay1029

It's not that hard to do..lol and it doesn't work. Was there something I'm missing besides those codes?..

IF it isn't hard don't bump the thread