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[Tutorial] Adding more tiles to game window - Updated 7/6/2018

ObsidianQ said:
OMG DUDE!
Read the reply chupaescadatri gave you, damn. There's what you're asking.
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Sorry, but, I think you don't understand what I said, with this paste my client looks like that:
yupVC961TF6g7axr-cFlDA.png


And what I said, it's to zoom out, like it, but automatically, without I click (ctrl -) 2 times, every time that I login on my character, like this:
km7kzq1UTDil80hLtjEcJA.png
 
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Helliot1 said:
Sorry, but, I think you don't understand what I said, with this paste my client looks like that:
yupVC961TF6g7axr-cFlDA.png


And what I said, it's to zoom out, like it, but automatically, without I click (ctrl -) 2 times, every time that I login on my character, like this:
km7kzq1UTDil80hLtjEcJA.png
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You need to look for gameMapPanel:setZoom inside gameinterface.lua and change the value (There's many but i guess u can hit the right one, i can't check myself right now).

About the white name on you character, is there a chance you share something about it?
 
ObsidianQ said:
You need to look for gameMapPanel:setZoom inside gameinterface.lua and change the value (There's many but i guess u can hit the right one, i can't check myself right now).

About the white name on you character, is there a chance you share something about it?
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I'm trying to put this view, but it's a little complicated.

The white name, you need just delete this in Creature.cpp (Otclient)
C++: 
    else if(healthPercent >= 100)
        m_informationColor = Color(0xDC, 0xC8, 0x46);
    else if(healthPercent > 60)
        m_informationColor = Color(0xDC, 0xB6, 0x3F);
    else if(healthPercent > 30)
        m_informationColor = Color(0xDC, 0x94, 0x33);
    else if(healthPercent > 8)
        m_informationColor = Color(0xDC, 0x5A, 0x1F);
    else if(healthPercent > 3)
        m_informationColor = Color(0xDC, 0x4C, 0x1A);
    else
        m_informationColor = Color(0xDC, 0x2E, 0x10);

Will be like this:
C++: 
void Creature::setHealthPercent(uint8 healthPercent)
{
    m_healthPercent = healthPercent;
    callLuaField("onHealthPercentChange", healthPercent);

    if(healthPercent <= 0)
        onDeath();
}
 
Ricardo Berg said:
When I climb on a ladder, this appears, and the account hangs forever.
Sorry for my English, I'm Brazilian. Help-me


Code: 
    [C++]: Protocol::xteaDecrypt
ERROR: failed to decrypt message
at:
    [C++]: Protocol::internalRecvData
ERROR: invalid encrypted network message
at:
    [C++]: Protocol::xteaDecrypt
ERROR: failed to decrypt message
at:
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Help-me
 
I'm using latest otclient version from github and none of those functions are in my protocolgame.cpp, not even the NETWORKMESSAGE_MAXSIZE in const.h
Any idea?
 
Zoe Skandinavia said:
I'm using latest otclient version from github and none of those functions are in my protocolgame.cpp, not even the NETWORKMESSAGE_MAXSIZE in const.h
Any idea?
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make changes in tfs sources all codes are there
 
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Does this work for 0.4, 8.70? I saw it here in the sources, but it's kind of complex because I did not find it the way it is there
 
I can not find these codes in my
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IMG-> Screenshot
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* IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
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* THE SOFTWARE.
*/

#include "protocolgame.h"
#include "game.h"
#include "player.h"
#include "item.h"
#include "localplayer.h"

void ProtocolGame::login(const std::string& accountName, const std::string& accountPassword, const std::string& host, uint16 port, const std::string& characterName, const std::string& authenticatorToken, const std::string& sessionKey)
{
m_accountName = accountName;
m_accountPassword = accountPassword;
m_authenticatorToken = authenticatorToken;
m_sessionKey = sessionKey;
m_characterName = characterName;

connect(host, port);
}

void ProtocolGame::eek:nConnect()
{
m_firstRecv = true;
Protocol::eek:nConnect();

m_localPlayer = g_game.getLocalPlayer();

if(g_game.getFeature(Otc::GameProtocolChecksum))
enableChecksum();

if(!g_game.getFeature(Otc::GameChallengeOnLogin))
sendLoginPacket(0, 0);

recv();
}

void ProtocolGame::eek:nRecv(const InputMessagePtr& inputMessage)
{
if(m_firstRecv) {
m_firstRecv = false;

if(g_game.getFeature(Otc::GameMessageSizeCheck)) {
int size = inputMessage->getU16();
if(size != inputMessage->getUnreadSize()) {
g_logger.traceError("invalid message size");
return;
}
}
}

parseMessage(inputMessage);
recv();
}

void ProtocolGame::eek:nError(const boost::system::error_code& error)
{
g_game.processConnectionError(error);
disconnect();
}
 
Code: 
 protocolgame.cpp In member function `void ProtocolGame::sendMoveCreature(const Creature*, const Tile*, const Position&, uint32_t, const Tile*, const Position&, uint32_t, bool)':

Code: 
2306;protocolgame.cpp 'class NetworkMessage_ptr' has no member named 'AddByte'


When I change AddByte to addByte, the error persists

Code: 
protocolgame.cpp In member function `void ProtocolGame::sendMoveCreature(const Creature*, const Tile*, const Position&, uint32_t, const Tile*, const Position&, uint32_t, bool)':

Code: 
protocolgame.cpp 'class NetworkMessage_ptr' has no member named 'addByte'

Doubt healed, with my instructions, I realized there was something wrong with this line "msg.AddByte" the right one would be "msg-> AddByte".
 
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I increased the screen and am having this problem whenever I see a npc on the screen, when it moves I get this error in the terminal


ERROR: no thing at pos:917 1027 7, stackpos:1 C++ stack traceback: [C++]: ProtocolGame::getMappedThing ./otclient(ProtocolGame::getMappedThing(stdext::shared_object_ptr const&)+0x421) [0x5620996b2ec5] ./otclient(ProtocolGame::parseCreatureMove(stdext::shared_object_ptr const&)+0x2f) [0x5620996b33c9] ./otclient(ProtocolGame::parseMessage(stdext::shared_object_ptr const&)+0x375) [0x5620996b509d] ./otclient(ProtocolGame::eek:nRecv(stdext::shared_object_ptr const&)+0x6b) [0x5620996a4693] ./otclient(Protocol::internalRecvData(unsigned char*, unsigned short)+0x7e) [0x5620995c0262] ./otclient(std::_Function_handler, std::_Placeholder<1>, std::_Placeholder<2>))(unsigned char*, unsigned short)> >::_M_invoke(std::_Any_data const&, unsigned char*&&, unsigned short&&)+0x2b) [0x5620995c0cc0] ./otclient(Connection::eek:nRecv(boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long)+0x83) [0x5620995af2b9] ./otclient(boost::asio::detail::read_op, boost::asio::mutable_buffers_1, boost::asio::mutable_buffer const*, boost::asio::detail::transfer_all_t, std::_Bind, std::_Placeholder<1>, std::_Placeholder<2>))(boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long)> >::eek:perator()(boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long, int)+0x2c0) [0x5620995bb4e2]


ERROR: no creature found to move C++ stack traceback: [C++]: ProtocolGame::parseCreatureMove ./otclient(ProtocolGame::parseCreatureMove(stdext::shared_object_ptr const&)+0x10d) [0x5620996b34a7] ./otclient(ProtocolGame::parseMessage(stdext::shared_object_ptr const&)+0x375) [0x5620996b509d] ./otclient(ProtocolGame::eek:nRecv(stdext::shared_object_ptr const&)+0x6b) [0x5620996a4693] ./otclient(Protocol::internalRecvData(unsigned char*, unsigned short)+0x7e) [0x5620995c0262] ./otclient(std::_Function_handler, std::_Placeholder<1>, std::_Placeholder<2>))(unsigned char*, unsigned short)> >::_M_invoke(std::_Any_data const&, unsigned char*&&, unsigned short&&)+0x2b) [0x5620995c0cc0] ./otclient(Connection::eek:nRecv(boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long)+0x83) [0x5620995af2b9] ./otclient(boost::asio::detail::read_op, boost::asio::mutable_buffers_1, boost::asio::mutable_buffer const*, boost::asio::detail::transfer_all_t, std::_Bind, std::_Placeholder<1>, std::_Placeholder<2>))(boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long)> >::eek:perator()(boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long, int)+0x2c0) [0x5620995bb4e2] ./otclient(boost::asio::detail::reactive_socket_recv_op, boost::asio::mutable_buffers_1, boost::asio::mutable_buffer const*, boost::asio::detail::transfer_all_t, std::_Bind, std::_Placeholder<1>, std::_Placeholder<2>))(boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long)> > >::do_complete(void*, boost::asio::detail::scheduler_operation*, boost::system::error_code const&, unsigned long)+0xc5) [0x5620995bb5d0]

Captura de tela_2018-02-20_23-30-44.png
 
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@Flatlander I'm just curious - do you happen to have any information related to how the expansion of the game window impacts the performance of creature pathfinding?
I'd imagine that increasing the window by 4sqm on the x-axis and 2sqm on the y-axis would create a lot of extra overhead in the pathfinding code, especially with a large mob of creatures calculating their path.

Red
 
Red said:
@Flatlander I'm just curious - do you happen to have any information related to how the expansion of the game window impacts the performance of creature pathfinding?
I'd imagine that increasing the window by 4sqm on the x-axis and 2sqm on the y-axis would create a lot of extra overhead in the pathfinding code, especially with a large mob of creatures calculating their path.

Red
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Definitely have data on it somewhere.

I even have had an argument here on OTLand about how I had to update that pathfinding system.
Should We Start Learn TFS Coding ?

Basically you'll want to take into account "distance" when selecting a "bestnode" in the pathing system for TFS to resolve most issues.

There are probably other optimizations you can do, but my server can currently have creatures track you up/down stairs, and from very long distances without causing too much lag. (Also, you can set a max-limit, if a monster can't find you in 100 nodes, it gives up, etc)
 
@Flatlander
I am using OTX 0.3.8(i guess?)

I've followed the tutorial over 10 times, compiled otx over 40 times, comiled otc in 4 different sizes(because of the size in map.cpp).

I've followed your tutorial a lot of times now.

Result:

vRBA5t0.png


Skills everything == -1. (Yes i've already increased the number in const.h). I've also tried this:
[Solved] Sending more tiles to client

No results.


But in one of my earlier compilations (there were some numbers that were wrong (giving value of viewportX instead of (viewportX+1) or forgotten or something. I do not know which one was wrong(or good). So i couldn't reproduce the sources(especially after many compilations further).

But the earlier compilation worked pretty okay'ish~~~

EdMgsRr.png


Minimap is ok, Floorchange is ok, walking north or south ok. But walking east or west...

ibJN9Ev.png


AgqXudi.png

Optical illusion ?

I've thought it was somewhere in the sendcreature or the moveupcreature function?
Tried to manipulate it no difference at all!

Untill i tried your tutorial again from 0, which results in the first picture again(as with the other failed compilations).

Notes:
- Cansee isn't in protocolgame, it's in protocolgamebase(atleast in otx?).
- I can find spectators at some places in sources, but it has no numeric value..
- Yes i am aware that it might not work, as it ain't the real TFS.
vRBA5t0
 
I have never used OTX.

How similar is it to TFS 1.X?
Does it still have a protocolgame.cpp?
If yes can you post it here so I can take a look at it?
 
Flatlander said:
I have never used OTX.

How similar is it to TFS 1.X?
Does it still have a protocolgame.cpp?
If yes can you post it here so I can take a look at it?
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Well to be honest, OTX is mostly just modified TFS.
That's why i decided to private message you, according to TFS developers they call it stealing(if i am right).

yes i do have protocolgame.cpp

[C++] protocolgame.cpp - Pastebin.com
 

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