[RELEASE] Structure Manager tool (ObjectString.ifo)

[*Deadly]

It worked perfectly, only thing I cannot understand is why server won't detect that as "Obstcale" or as a real object so it won't let me move?

I can normally walk through it.
file changed on server files/data/navmesh and map/ and client data/navmesh

I believe that the first param on the .ifo file which in my case is 0x5c545003 defines the region and something else, cause hex 0x5c545003 is 23636 where the obstcale existed on its original place

[gigola123]

Originally Posted by *Deadly

It worked perfectly, only thing I cannot understand is why server won't detect that as "Obstcale" or as a real object so it won't let me move?

I can normally walk through it.
file changed on server files/data/navmesh and map/ and client data/navmesh

I believe that the first param on the .ifo file which in my case is 0x5c545003 defines the region and something else, cause hex 0x5c545003 is 23636 where the obstcale existed on its original place

Exact, 5c54 is region and 5003 is the unique id of the object in .nvm file of the region.

You need to add your obstacle in .nvm file and set property EventZoneFlag to 256 for make it work. ()

If you're lazy to add it manually, you can use this, , add item with mapeditor, use the tool for make .nvm work properly, then go manually change unique id (if you want in .o2 file + .nvm) and change the EventZoneFlag manually also.

@b0ykoe did all those steps and worked like a charm

[*Deadly]

Originally Posted by gigola123

Exact, 5c54 is region and 5003 is the unique id of the object in .nvm file of the region.

You need to add your obstacle in .nvm file and set property EventZoneFlag to 256 for make it work. ()

If you're lazy to add it manually, you can use this, , add item with mapeditor, use the tool for make .nvm work properly, then go manually change unique id (if you want in .o2 file + .nvm) and change the EventZoneFlag manually also.

@b0ykoe did all those steps and worked like a charm

ye, i found that thread, the program SroMapEditor.exe asks me to open the .o2 file and that part i don't know, which .o2 file is located where in-game, is there a way that i can find out which navmesh is where and which .o2 is where?
in short, how do i find the .nvm or .o2 file of a specific region?

[b0ykoe]

Originally Posted by *Deadly

ye, i found that thread, the program SroMapEditor.exe asks me to open the .o2 file and that part i don't know, which .o2 file is located where in-game, is there a way that i can find out which navmesh is where and which .o2 is where?
in short, how do i find the .nvm or .o2 file of a specific region?

You can use the "/frame" command ingame. It shows you x and y. Also make sure that the region does not contain any bridges, the tool seems to break there and I think @gigola123 didnt uploaded a fix yet.

[*Deadly]

Originally Posted by b0ykoe

You can use the "/frame" command ingame. It shows you x and y. Also make sure that the region does not contain any bridges, the tool seems to break there and I think @gigola123 didnt uploaded a fix yet.

/frame gives the x y same as /getcurpos, how is x y supposed to tell me the .nvm file or the .o2 file? :/

[DaxterSoul]

Originally Posted by *Deadly

/frame gives the x y same as /getcurpos, how is x y supposed to tell me the .nvm file or the .o2 file? :/

The *.nvm files name contains the region id (rid) in hex.
The *.o, *.o2, *.m, *.t file names is equal to the region x (rx) and the folder name is equal to region y (rz).

Here is an unorthodox way of converting between them because more people are familiar with math than bit shifting:

rid = (rz * 256) + rx
rx = rid % 256
rz = rid / 256

[*Deadly]

Originally Posted by DaxterSoul

The *.nvm files name contains the region id (rid) in hex.
The *.o, *.o2, *.m, *.t file names is equal to the region x (rx) and the folder name is equal to region y (rz).

Here is an unorthodox way of converting between them because more people are familiar with math than bit shifting:

rid = (rz * 256) + rx
rx = rid % 256
rz = rid / 256

thanks for helping out, b0ykoe helped so much explaining that on discord chat, thanks to both of you.

[mohamed habib]

Originally Posted by *Deadly

It worked perfectly, only thing I cannot understand is why server won't detect that as "Obstcale" or as a real object so it won't let me move?

I can normally walk through it.
file changed on server files/data/navmesh and map/ and client data/navmesh

I believe that the first param on the .ifo file which in my case is 0x5c545003 defines the region and something else, cause hex 0x5c545003 is 23636 where the obstcale existed on its original place

How did you do it my friend please I do it and it didn't work my discord Dark_Alone#4868