searching Region ID for Character Select

florian44 · 04/28/2015, 20:04

hi everybody im searching the Region ID from Character Select in isro d8 times without europe update. i mean its DW Ferry.

but what is the ID
i wanna change it in my Client to give little bit the old times back.

blapanda · 04/28/2015, 21:15

ID on its own won't help you at all.
You need to adjust the positioning of your character selection box, too. Which includes rotation horizontally and probably vertically, height as well.
Same for your camera (you don't want to stick a flag, fish, boat's mast or else into your face and hiding the characters behind it).
You can change the RegionID, but you won't have your characters being placed correctly to the ground. You will either glitch through the surface level or keep hovering mid-air.

Just forget it.

florian44 · 04/28/2015, 21:22

do u know the ID for this ?

Royalblade* · 04/28/2015, 22:54

I dont even remember what you mean. Get me a screenshot and im pretty sure it'll be easy to do.

About changing the box' positoin.. its not really hard, you can hardcodedly change the positions if nothing else works. Somebody even wrote a guide about this in 2012...

Exo · 04/28/2015, 22:54

Go to synx's thread, he posted the offsets there.

florian44 · 04/29/2015, 18:23

Hi Exo do u have a link for me ?

i dont now where that Thread is...

i used the Search but not found.

Exo · 04/29/2015, 18:45

I guess it's this thread

Check the last few pages.

blapanda · 05/01/2015, 20:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Exo

I guess it's this thread
Check the last few pages.

What you might want to remember is a bit different:

And Synx is as well just pointing to the RegionID, which is declared as a hex value.

Peole might be able to compare the MHTC client with the vSRO/twSRO/etcSRO client and prolly get the necessary coordinated doing so, but it will take quite a while to do so.
The great mess around 3-4 values of positioning (X Y Z C) ... not really worth it.

*MHTC has the old login position of the jangan/dunhuang wharf.

And "hardcodely" changing something, which you don't know to allocate and overrite the values, is a waste of time.
No values given/found, nothing to change.