[RELEASE] 5298 EntitySpawn Packet Structures

[442077771]

Entity Spawn: (10014)
Spoiler:

Offset	Type	Value
0	Short	Size[200]
2	Short	Type[10014]
75	Byte	Level
78	Short	HairStyle
80	Short	CharX
82	Short	CharY
123	int	QuizPoints
211	byte	ShowName
212	byte	NameLength
213	String	Name

other the same with 5165 Packet Structures.
If error, please correct it

These structures are derived from my own tests, so there may be errors
Do not malicious attacks, please do not BS-ing downstairs, I release them is to share with everyone
If you are not interested in my release, then you go farther
If he is useful to you, then please leave your thanks

[_DreadNought_]

Did u ask the person who gave you this to release this?

[Infictus]

why do u think that somebody gave it to him?

[_DreadNought_]

Was looking round at the threads he made on the packets, I figured he can't of made this himself

[jackpotsvr]

Originally Posted by Eliminationn

Did u ask the person who gave you this to release this?

Originally Posted by Infictus

why do u think that somebody gave it to him?

Originally Posted by Eliminationn

Was looking round at the threads he made on the packets, I figured he can't of made this himself

Maybe because he have only a few posts, 0 thanks and join date and his name..

[_DreadNought_]

No, as I have already stated, ^ I may be wrong but im pretty sure he didn't: Not saying that I could - He did a better job then I can tbh

[Basser]

Credits are a private subject, nothing to do with others, no need to have a discussion bout it, use private messaging.

And uh, this packet is not complete.

[442077771]

5290 client and 5298 client EntitySpawn may be not the same
I will be released later 5290 and other packet structure of the client, and keep updated

Originally Posted by jackpotsvr

Maybe because he have only a few posts, 0 thanks and join date and his name..

Originally Posted by Eliminationn

Was looking round at the threads he made on the packets, I figured he can't of made this himself

If you can find the release than this update, please do not casually comment
Please respect other people's work overall, it is also the respect of your own
I think your posts are not posted your own, huh, huh

[262315610]

Originally Posted by 442077771

Entity Spawn: (10014)
Spoiler:

other the same with 5165 Packet Structures.
If error, please correct it

These structures are derived from my own tests, so there may be errors
Do not malicious attacks, please do not BS-ing downstairs, I release them is to share with everyone
If you are not interested in my release, then you go farther
If he is useful to you, then please leave your thanks

It's Character's spawn or monster's spawn??

I want try spawn monster like this code:
(but not work!)

PHP Code:

    public class MobSpawn : ExodusPacket
    {
        public MobSpawn(uint UID,Status type,ulong value)
            : base(8 + 36)
        {
            byte[] bt=new byte[8+36];
            WORD((ushort)(bt.Length-8));
            WORD((ushort)10017);
            DWORD32(UID);
            DWORD32(0x01);
            DWORD32((uint)type);
            DWORD(value);
        }
    } 


The MobThreadExecute

PHP Code:

static void MobThread_Execute()
        {
            try
            {
                if (H_Chars.Count > 0)
                {
                    try
                    {
                        foreach (Hashtable H in H_Mobs.Values)
                        {
                            foreach (MobStruct M in H.Values)
                            {
                                //M.Step();

                                if (M.PoisonedInfo != null)
                                {
                                    if (DateTime.Now > M.PoisonedInfo.LastAttack.AddSeconds(3))
                                    {
                                        if (M.CurrentHP == 0)
                                        {
                                            M.PoisonedInfo = null;
                                            foreach (Entity C in H_Chars.Values)
                                                if (M.Loc.Map == C.MapID)
                                                    if (MyMath.PointDistance(M.Loc.X, M.Loc.Y, C.X, C.Y) <= 20)
                                                        C.Client.Send(new MobSpawn(M.EntityID, Status.Effect, 0));
                                            continue;
                                        }
                                        //M.PoisonedInfo.Times--;
                                        M.PoisonedInfo.LastAttack = DateTime.Now;
                                        uint Dmg = (uint)(M.CurrentHP * (10 + M.PoisonedInfo.SpellLevel * 10) / 100);
                                        if (Dmg == 1)
                                            continue;
                                       // M.TakeAttack(M, Dmg, AttackType.Melee);
                                        if (M.PoisonedInfo.Times == 0)
                                        {
                                            M.PoisonedInfo = null;
                                            foreach (Entity C in H_Chars.Values)
                                                if (M.Loc.Map == C.MapID)
                                                    if (MyMath.PointDistance(M.Loc.X, M.Loc.Y, C.X, C.Y) <= 20)
                                                        C.Client.Send(new MobSpawn(M.EntityID, Status.Effect, 0));//.AddSend(Packets.Status(M.EntityID, ConquerSx.Game.Status.Effect, 0));
                                        }
                                    }
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    }
                    catch (Exception Exc) { Console.WriteLine(Exc); }
                }
            }
            catch (Exception Exc) { Console.WriteLine(Exc); }
        } 


And in Exodus

PHP Code:

            MyThread MobThread = new MyThread();
            MobThread.Execute += new Execute(MobThread_Execute);
            MobThread.Start(400); 


[pro4never]

obviously your packet is wrong. You don't even have an x/y value for where the monster is spawning <_<...


The packet is the same, it's just structured differently when spawning a monster.

Take out any offsets that could refer to player values and mess around with it. I'm sure you can figure it out.

Ps: don't do a full spawn system yet till you get the base packet worked out. I usually do a chat cmd to find offsets


eg

/mob mesh# Value Offset


then in packet have a writebyte(value, offset, packet);

then you can try diff values for packet offsets while running. Once you log all the byte offsets try with uint16 or uint32.

[262315610]

Originally Posted by pro4never

obviously your packet is wrong. You don't even have an x/y value for where the monster is spawning <_<...


The packet is the same, it's just structured differently when spawning a monster.

Take out any offsets that could refer to player values and mess around with it. I'm sure you can figure it out.

Ps: don't do a full spawn system yet till you get the base packet worked out. I usually do a chat cmd to find offsets


eg

/mob mesh# Value Offset


then in packet have a writebyte(value, offset, packet);

then you can try diff values for packet offsets while running. Once you log all the byte offsets try with uint16 or uint32.

Like this??

Chat

PHP Code:

                    if(Cmd[0]=="/Mob"){
                        MobStruct ms = (MobStruct)Exodus.DatabaseMobs[Convert.ToInt32(Cmd[1].ToString())];
                        ms.Loc.Map = 1002;
                        ms.Loc.X = 428;
                        ms.Loc.Y = 338;
                        MobStruct.Spawn(ms,false);
                    } 


MobSpawn packet

PHP Code:

        public static void Spawn(MobStruct M, bool Check)
        {
            try
            {
                ExodusPacket P = SpawnEntity(M);
                foreach (Entity CC in Exodus.H_Chars.Values)
                    if (CC.MapID == M.Loc.Map )
                        CC.Client.Send(P);
            }
            catch { }
        }
        public static ExodusPacket SpawnEntity(MobStruct C)
        {
            ExodusPacket P = new ExodusPacket(8 + 138 + C.Name.Length);
            P.WORD((ushort)(138 + C.Name.Length),0);
            P.WORD((ushort)10014,2);
            P.DWORD32(C.Mesh,4);
            P.DWORD32(C.EntityID,8);
            P.DWORD32(0,12);
            P.DWORD(C.PoisonedInfo == null ? 0 : (ulong)0x2);//Status Effect
            //P.Move(28);
            P.WORD((ushort)C.CurrentHP,58);
            P.WORD((ushort)C.Level,60);
            //P.Move(2);//Hair
            P.WORD(C.Loc.X,64);
            P.WORD(C.Loc.Y,66);
            P.Byte(C.Direction);
            P.Byte((byte)C.Action);
            //P.Move(72);
            P.Byte(1);
            P.Byte((byte)C.Name.Length);
            P.Byte(C.Name);

            return P;
        } 


[pro4never]

LOL no...

You directly send the packet. No need for setting up a mob struct at all.

You OBVIOUSLY have the wrong packet cause you are writing the name as a byte... it's a string...

You also only have offsets listed in a few of the spots.


Using offsets lets you move to the correct offsets without all the P.Move(x) statements.
Note: You have commented out all the move sections which indicates to me that you completely ****** over your packet and have no idea how to structure a working one...


Assuming this packet works to spawn anything at all on your screen... you would use my method for trial/error packet creation via something like..


public static ExodusPacket SpawnEntity(uint mesh, string name, ushort x, ushort y, int offset, byte value)

completely ditch the monster struct and use input values instead.

then as PART of the packet you can do..

P.Byte(Value, Offset);

to write your custom offset on the fly.

[262315610]

Originally Posted by pro4never

LOL no...

You directly send the packet. No need for setting up a mob struct at all.

You OBVIOUSLY have the wrong packet cause you are writing the name as a byte... it's a string...

You also only have offsets listed in a few of the spots.


Using offsets lets you move to the correct offsets without all the P.Move(x) statements.
Note: You have commented out all the move sections which indicates to me that you completely ****** over your packet and have no idea how to structure a working one...


Assuming this packet works to spawn anything at all on your screen... you would use my method for trial/error packet creation via something like..


public static ExodusPacket SpawnEntity(uint mesh, string name, ushort x, ushort y, int offset, byte value)

completely ditch the monster struct and use input values instead.

then as PART of the packet you can do..

P.Byte(Value, Offset);

to write your custom offset on the fly.

Can you make a simple example help me ?

My English is so bad !!

I can't not quite understand your description!