TFS 1.X+ Wrong Monster View Range

[enemyy]

Base: The Forgotten Server 1.3 (Mark Samman/gustavo contreiras), Versão: 10.98. sources repository used -- > SRC (Gustavo Contreiras)

Hey friends,


I have a little problem with monsters' vision radius,


I'm trying to get the Monsters to be able to see the Players from a distance compatible with the number of tiles added to my server / client (x.15, y.9)

but monsters are only activated over short distances, like a Tibia original tiles range.



Currently the values of my map.h are like this:

class Map

{

    public:

        static constexpr int32_t maxViewportX = 15; //min value: maxClientViewportX + 1

        static constexpr int32_t maxViewportY = 9; //min value: maxClientViewportY + 1

        static constexpr int32_t maxClientViewportX = 14;

        static constexpr int32_t maxClientViewportY = 8;

And in creature.cpp like this:

bool Creature::canSee(const Position& pos) const

{

    return canSee(getPosition(), pos, Map::maxViewportX, Map::maxViewportY);

}

That was to make the activity range of monsters x = 15 and y = 9 respectively from his position, right?
But monsters remain limited to standard distances...




already tried to replace the line :

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, Map::maxViewportX, Map::maxViewportY);

for:

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, 15, 9);

it didn't work for me,

I'm forgetting something?

 

[Zombiegod]

First before i reply, wrong section this should go into support.

Secondly to reply you question check

bool Monster::canSee(const Position& pos) const
{
    return Creature::canSee(getPosition(), pos, 9, 9);
}

under monster.cpp

Post automatically merged: Mar 14, 2020

also put this

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, 15, 9);

back to this

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, Map::maxViewportX, Map::maxViewportY);

 

[enemyy]

First before i reply, wrong section this should go into support.

Secondly to reply you question check

bool Monster::canSee(const Position& pos) const
{
    return Creature::canSee(getPosition(), pos, 9, 9);
}

under monster.cpp

Post automatically merged: Mar 14, 2020

also put this

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, 15, 9);

back to this

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, Map::maxViewportX, Map::maxViewportY);

Oh, my fault! ... i'm sorry


and i checked all these entries, but the problem remains

 

[Zombiegod]

try this [Tutorial] Adding more tiles to game window - Updated 7/6/2018 (https://otland.net/threads/tutorial-adding-more-tiles-to-game-window-updated-7-6-2018.228243/)

 

[enemyy]

try this [Tutorial] Adding more tiles to game window - Updated 7/6/2018 (https://otland.net/threads/tutorial-adding-more-tiles-to-game-window-updated-7-6-2018.228243/)

i will try this tutorial > Monster ViewRange configured in monster.xml files (https://otland.net/threads/monster-viewrange-configured-in-monster-xml-files.257870/)

 

[enemyy]

First before i reply, wrong section this should go into support.

Secondly to reply you question check

bool Monster::canSee(const Position& pos) const
{
    return Creature::canSee(getPosition(), pos, 9, 9);
}

under monster.cpp

Post automatically merged: Mar 14, 2020

also put this

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, 15, 9);

back to this

return canSee(getPosition(), pos, Map::maxViewportX, Map::maxViewportY);

thanks man! after I understood how it works, I realized that the problem was exactly this
solved