i've been wasting my time creating this useless tool. It really helped me to understand how the collision detection in Silkroad Online actually works. Even though it looks pretty cool.
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NavMesh Explorer
GitHub:
This tool acts as an addon to sro_client.exe. It overrides various functions of
the client and is therefore not compatible with any other 3rd-party software
and/or might even break other 3rd-party software.
It shows Silkroad Online's NavMesh components:
- Terrain Mesh Cell Grid
- Terrain Mesh Borders
- Object Mesh Cell Grid
Currently unsupported are:
- Object Mesh Borders
- Dungeon Mesh (entirely)
Usage
Copy the Dll to your Silkroad Folder, run the client and inject the dll. If
your client is VSRO188, you may use the client shipped with this package.
In any other case: The DllMain must be executed before the original WinMain of
the Clients starts. Your injection method can be either detouring the
entrypoint or adding an import. Common dll-injection-tools may work if they
support creating the client process suspended.
Bugs
? Help, my NavMesh is displaced
- This is a bug related to my poor way of getting the current active NavMesh
When getting close to the mesh border, the client will sometimes change the
mesh to early. You can freeze the correct mesh with the checkbox. Don't
forget to untick it when you pass a border.
? Help, my client crashes
- Oops ... make sure to show the window when being logged in. There is no
NavMesh for the login screen, the character selection or the character
creation.
Compiling
As always, compiling is a little tricky. This software is designed to be binary
compatible to the client. Therefore building with Visual C++ 8.0 (install
Visual Studio 2005) is mandatory! You'll need Daffodil (1) and Visual Studio
2010 to open the project. You'll also need DirectX SDK 9.0b. Put it inside the
lib-folder.
Always compile on Release-mode. Debug will produce incompatible code.
This combination is guaranteed to work as it is binary compatible. Newer
compilers can work, but are neither tested nor supported by me.
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Attribution
Do what ever the f*ck you want with it. But don't be that a**hole claiming
others work as your own. Thank you. Merry Christmas.
