request, Latest packet_db.txt

[integral]

Requesting packet_db.txt that is working for 2011-11-22 client.

Or

Any packets that is working with the body relocation problem.

Thank you.

Edited February 17, 2012 by integral

[danker]

i think body relocation is client problem?

packet_db.txt

Edited February 16, 2012 by danker

[Lordamax]

[integral]

i think body relocation is client problem?

By client problem? you mean the lua files? or the client 2011-11-22, itself?

[danker]

yes the client side not lua or packet

[Judas]

you can simply comment the skillpos effect under the bodyrecloation skill to make it function like taekwondo kick

[integral]

you can simply comment the skillpos effect under the bodyrecloation skill to make it function like taekwondo kick

uh, where can I find that?

[Judas]

skill.c

under bodyrelocaiton you should see this

clif_skill_poseffect(src,skillid,skilllv,src->x,src->y,tick);

[integral]

skill.c

under bodyrelocaiton you should see this

clif_skill_poseffect(src,skillid,skilllv,src->x,src->y,tick);

Thank you. That solve the relocating problem. But how do I make it so that it will shout the skill when used? And is there any way to solve the clif_skill_poseffect problem?

[Judas]

at the moment, no fix yet, i forget which is used to call the shouting of a skill so probably have to wait to see if someone else knows of it.

[Aleos]

clif_skill_poseffect is what causes the skill name to be "shouted" above the head of the player. Since you commented it out that's why it doesn't show anymore. I guess you could cheat the system:

if ( sd )
{
 char temp[25];
 snprintf(temp, sizeof(temp), "Snap !!");
 clif_message(&sd->bl,temp);
}

Although that would show up in the chat window as a message.

Edited February 17, 2012 by Aleos

[integral]

clif_skill_poseffect is what causes the skill name to be "shouted" above the head of the player. Since you commented it out that's why it doesn't show anymore. I guess you could cheat the system:

if ( sd )
{
 char temp[25];
 snprintf(temp, sizeof(temp), "Snap !!");
 clif_message(&sd->bl,temp);
}

Although that would show up in the chat window as a message.

Sorry, didn't see that you edited your post, but where will I place this? 'cause I can't find the char temp[25] inside the skill.c. Thank you, btw.

Edited February 17, 2012 by integral

[Aleos]

Add that under where you commented out the clif_skill_poseffect in MO_BODYRELOCATE.

[integral]

Add that under where you commented out the clif_skill_poseffect in MO_BODYRELOCATE.

case MO_BODYRELOCATION:
	if (unit_movepos(src, x, y, 1, 1)) {
//			clif_skill_poseffect(src,skillid,skilllv,src->x,src->y,tick);
    if ( sd ) {
 char temp[25];
 snprintf(temp, sizeof(temp), "Snap !!");
 clif_message(&sd->bl,temp); }
		clif_slide(src, src->x, src->y); //Poseffect is the one that makes the char snap on the client...
		if (sd) skill_blockpc_start (sd, MO_EXTREMITYFIST, 2000);

uh, is this correct?

[Aleos]

That's correct.

[integral]

That's strange... it doesn't work for me...

[Aleos]

Ha, seems clif_message is for NPC and mobs only.

if ( sd )
{
 char temp[25];
 snprintf(temp, sizeof(temp), "Snap !!");
 clif_disp_overhead(&sd, temp);
}

That should be better.

[Variant]

Couldn't you just use clif_skill_nodamage(src,src,skillid,skilllv,1); instead of the poseffect? That should have the intended result (the skill scream).

[integral]

Ha, seems clif_message is for NPC and mobs only.

if ( sd )
{
 char temp[25];
 snprintf(temp, sizeof(temp), "Snap !!");
 clif_disp_overhead(&sd, temp);
}

That should be better.

It didn't work for me. Variant's solution did. Thank you.

Couldn't you just use clif_skill_nodamage(src,src,skillid,skilllv,1); instead of the poseffect? That should have the intended result (the skill scream).

Thanks, bro.

[sizenine]

Ha, seems clif_message is for NPC and mobs only.

if ( sd )
{
 char temp[25];
 snprintf(temp, sizeof(temp), "Snap !!");
 clif_disp_overhead(&sd, temp);
}

That should be better.

It didn't work for me. Variant's solution did. Thank you.

Couldn't you just use clif_skill_nodamage(src,src,skillid,skilllv,1); instead of the poseffect? That should have the intended result (the skill scream).

Thanks, bro.

Did the fix work for you? I have:

case MO_BODYRELOCATION:

if (unit_movepos(src, x, y, 1, 1)) {

// clif_skill_poseffect(src,skillid,skilllv,src->x,src->y,tick); // Disable Snap effect due to client bug

clif_skill_nodamage(src,src,skillid,skilllv,1); // Displays Snap skill message without effect

// clif_slide(src, src->x, src->y); //Poseffect is the one that makes the char snap on the client...

if (sd) skill_blockpc_start (sd, MO_EXTREMITYFIST, 2000);

}

it didn't seem to change anything. when i use snap, it freezes and doesn't move until i walk or get hit, and then it zooms away quickly to the destination.

[integral]

case MO_BODYRELOCATION:

if (unit_movepos(src, x, y, 1, 1)) {

// clif_skill_poseffect(src,skillid,skilllv,src->x,src->y,tick); // Disable Snap effect due to client bug

clif_skill_nodamage(src,src,skillid,skilllv,1); // Displays Snap skill message without effect

// clif_slide(src, src->x, src->y); //Poseffect is the one that makes the char snap on the client...

if (sd) skill_blockpc_start (sd, MO_EXTREMITYFIST, 2000);

}

it didn't seem to change anything. when i use snap, it freezes and doesn't move until i walk or get hit, and then it zooms away quickly to the destination.

You need to remove the "//" from " clif_slide(src, src->x, src->y);"

So your code should look like this.

   case MO_BODYRELOCATION:
	if (unit_movepos(src, x, y, 1, 1)) {
//			clif_skill_poseffect(src,skillid,skilllv,src->x,src->y,tick); // Disable Snap effect due to client bug
	clif_skill_nodamage(src,src,skillid,skilllv,1); // Displays Snap skill message without effect
    clif_slide(src, src->x, src->y); //Poseffect is the one that makes the char snap on the client...
		if (sd) skill_blockpc_start (sd, MO_EXTREMITYFIST, 2000);

[sizenine]

Thanks man, it works now but it's so weird the effect haha..

[integral]

Thanks man, it works now but it's so weird the effect haha..

Sure, no problem, if only there's a way to make it look in the direction where it is relocating.

[sizenine]

Thanks man, it works now but it's so weird the effect haha..

Sure, no problem, if only there's a way to make it look in the direction where it is relocating.

yeah man, exactly what i was thinking too.. is this the client you use for your server? if yes, do you know what other features are bugged with this client? i'm trying to test it out thoroughly before i decide on using it.

so far, the other issue i know about is when you type your login credentials incorrectly, the client will shut down.

[integral]

yeah man, exactly what i was thinking too.. is this the client you use for your server? if yes, do you know what other features are bugged with this client? i'm trying to test it out thoroughly before i decide on using it.

so far, the other issue i know about is when you type your login credentials incorrectly, the client will shut down.

I'm not really sure, I'm just using this for my test server. Though I don't know if only I have this problem, but whenever some random item drops from monsters, my cursor begins to change like the cursor when you hover your mouse to the dropped item. Even if it is miles away from it.

[Judas]

all 2011 clients are like that with the login.