WorldMap_LocalInfo

[JellyBitz]

I'm pretty curious about how some NPC's and gates inside town maps are showing their respective tooltip description but ouside towns (worldmap) doesn't.

Also the Fortress Gate icon from worldmap it's the only one having this tooltip description.


This is not happening on iSRO type files where are shown correctly on worldmap.

I even ended up having this info.

# ________ WORLDMAP_LOCALINFO ________
1 ##### Service
99652 ##### Unique Npc Map ID
2 ##### Type : 1 - Zone; 2 - Point
interface\worldmap\map\xy_npc.ddj ##### Icon
NPC 아이콘 ##### Name 1
왕궁 조사단 이자둔 ##### Name 2
몽환의 사막 필드 ##### Name 3
0 ##### Open Regional Map
0 ##### Location Regional Map
81 ##### xSector
78 ##### ySector
24 ##### x pixel
5 ##### y pixel
16 ##### width
16 ##### height
0 ##### used on zones types maybe RGB color?
0 ##### used on zones types maybe RGB color?
0 ##### used on zones types maybe RGB color?
0 #####
0 #####
1 ##### Use Description(?)
SN_NPC_AR_SPECIAL_INVESTIGATION_1 ##### Description

It's possible create the Fortress Gate tooltip behavior for npc and gates icons somehow in worldmap? A tricky media.pk2 edit that I'm missing on this line arguments? Maybe an ASM edition it's the only way? Or some DLL injection? (:

What I'm looking for in worldmap not only town maps..

[sarkoplata]

It's not supported in VSRO 188, but supported on newer files.
I'm not sure if it's a support issue. It could be a simple check on the sro_client as well.

[bimbum*]

Originally Posted by JellyBitz

I'm pretty curious about how some NPC's and gates inside town maps are showing their respective tooltip description but ouside towns (worldmap) doesn't.

Also the Fortress Gate icon from worldmap it's the only one having this tooltip description.


This is not happening on iSRO type files where are shown correctly on worldmap.

I even ended up having this info.

# ________ WORLDMAP_LOCALINFO ________
1 ##### Service
99652 ##### Unique Npc Map ID
2 ##### Type : 1 - Zone; 2 - Point
interface\worldmap\map\xy_npc.ddj ##### Icon
NPC 아이콘 ##### Name 1
왕궁 조사단 이자둔 ##### Name 2
몽환의 사막 필드 ##### Name 3
0 ##### Open Regional Map
0 ##### Location Regional Map
81 ##### xSector
78 ##### ySector
24 ##### x pixel
5 ##### y pixel
16 ##### width
16 ##### height
0 ##### used on zones types maybe RGB color?
0 ##### used on zones types maybe RGB color?
0 ##### used on zones types maybe RGB color?
0 #####
0 #####
1 ##### Use Description(?)
SN_NPC_AR_SPECIAL_INVESTIGATION_1 ##### Description

It's possible create the Fortress Gate tooltip behavior for npc and gates icons somehow in worldmap? A tricky media.pk2 edit that I'm missing on this line arguments? Maybe an ASM edition it's the only way? Or some DLL injection? (:

What I'm looking for in worldmap not only town maps..

i wonder how do we specify x,y

[leo2111]

Originally Posted by sarkoplata

It's not supported in VSRO 188, but supported on newer files.
I'm not sure if it's a support issue. It could be a simple check on the sro_client as well.

it's not sro_client , it's pure media.pk2 edit

[ahmed007boss]

anyone managed to specify x,y ?

[JellyBitz]

Originally Posted by ahmed007boss

anyone managed to specify x,y ?

SQL script to make it easier to use.

PHP Code:

-- Game Coordinates
DECLARE @_@X INT = 0
DECLARE @_@Y INT = 0

-- Fix offset position from from map layer
SET @_@X += 192
SET @_@Y += 192*2
-- Transform into relative position
DECLARE @_@PosX INT = ABS(@_@X) % 768
DECLARE @_@PosZ INT = ABS(@_@Y) % 768
-- Fix direction
IF @_@X < 0 SET @_@PosX = 768 - @_@PosX
IF @_@Y < 0 SET @_@PosZ = 768 - @_@PosZ
-- Extract Region values and fix offset position from map layer
DECLARE @_@RX INT = (@_@X - @_@PosX) / 192 + 134
DECLARE @_@RZ INT = (@_@Y - @_@PosZ) / 192 + 93

-- Result
SELECT CONCAT('interface/worldmap/map/map_world_',@_@RX,'x',@_@RZ,'.ddj') AS 'Media.pk2', @_@PosX*128/768 AS 'Pixel X', (128-(@_@PosZ*128/768)) AS 'Pixel Y' 


[kingklosa]

how to get x y pixels ?

[*Deadly]

Originally Posted by kingklosa

how to get x y pixels ?

let me know if you found it using db region x y z please, thanks in advance.

[notHype*]

Originally Posted by *Deadly

let me know if you found it using db region x y z please, thanks in advance.

Yes. It is using the X/Z coordinates from _RefRegion; however, I recommend using the /frame command. It's much easier and both give the same coordinates.

[*Deadly]

Originally Posted by notHype*

Yes. It is using the X/Z coordinates from _RefRegion; however, I recommend using the /frame command. It's much easier and both give the same coordinates.

The hardest part is finding the pixel x and y of that x/z map file.