Regarding 0xB070

[painmaker_]

Hello community
i have spent some time parsing 0xB070 to get anything related to ignore hits but unluckily i am failed, could someone help me, the main goal is to check if the hit is ignore or no, thanks.

[DaxterSoul]

Damage value consists of a 32 bit struct. 24 bits are used to represent the damage amount and 8 bits are used to represent a damage flag which tells the game client if the damage was anything special to display something like critical. Keep in mind that this damage value can be found in multiple messages like 0xB071 and 0xB0BC.

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|              DamageFlag               |                                                     DamageAmount                                                 |

[Flags]
public enum DamageFlag : byte
{
    Normal = 1,
    Critical = 2,
    Hwan = 4,
    //No sample for 8 yet,
    Effect = 16,
    ArmorIgnored = 32,
}

[Hynix_1337]

Originally Posted by DaxterSoul

Damage value consists of a 32 bit struct. 24 bits are used to represent the damage amount and 8 bits are used to represent a damage flag which tells the game client if the damage was anything special to display something like critical. Keep in mind that this damage value can be found in multiple messages like 0xB071 and 0xB0BC.


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| DamageFlag | DamageAmount |
[/code]

[code]
[Flags]
public enum DamageFlag : byte
{
Normal = 1,
Critical = 2,
Hwan = 4,
//No sample for 8 yet,
Effect = 16,
ArmorIgnored = 32,
}

maybe 8 for blocked? like from shield?

[DaxterSoul]

Originally Posted by Hynix_1337

maybe 8 for blocked? like from shield?

Blocked is a flag in a different value used for knockback and death signaling where no damage is transmitted.

[painmaker_]

Originally Posted by DaxterSoul

Damage value consists of a 32 bit struct. 24 bits are used to represent the damage amount and 8 bits are used to represent a damage flag which tells the game client if the damage was anything special to display something like critical. Keep in mind that this damage value can be found in multiple messages like 0xB071 and 0xB0BC.

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|              DamageFlag               |                                                     DamageAmount                                                 |

[Flags]
public enum DamageFlag : byte
{
    Normal = 1,
    Critical = 2,
    Hwan = 4,
    //No sample for 8 yet,
    Effect = 16,
    ArmorIgnored = 32,
}

Hey, i appreciate your efforts, thank you , you helped me and i did it but theres's a note, the correct byte for armorignored was 33 not 32, i am wondering if this is something related to the filter?

[DaxterSoul]

Originally Posted by painmaker_

Hey, i appreciate your efforts, thank you , you helped me and i did it but theres's a note, the correct byte for armorignored was 33 not 32, i am wondering if this is something related to the filter?

The enum is marked with the [Flags] attribute which means it'll be handled as a bit field.
Multiple bits can be active at once. You've see this as 33 because Normal (1) and ArmorIgnored (32) are active together. If the attack would create a status effect (16) too it gonna be a 49. So checking

 
if (damageFlag == 33)

doesn't work correctly in all cases.
Instead you should check

 
if ((damageFlag & 32) != 0)

to know if the armor ignored bit was set.

[painmaker_]

Originally Posted by DaxterSoul

The enum is marked with the [Flags] attribute which means it'll be handled as a bit field.
Multiple bit can be active at once. You've see this as 33 because Normal (1) and ArmorIgnored (32) are active together that's 33. If the attack would create status effects you might also have a 16 in there becoming a 49 total. So checking

 
 if (damageFlag == 32)

doesn't work correctly in all cases.
Instead you should check

 
 if ((damageFlag & 32) != 0)

to know if the armor ignored bit was set.

Thank you bro, solved <3