habbo pets colorization logic?

[MrZ]

hi,
I'm currently developing a simple pets imaging script.

In all this post, the pet SWF used is cat.swf.

To draw my pets, I just get the layers from the pet visualization.xml file:

[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222] <direction id="0">     <layer id="0" z="0"/>     <layer id="1" z="10"/>     <layer id="2" z="10"/>     <layer id="3" z="11"/></direction>[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222]

so I get the images. In our case it'll be:

• cat_cat_64_a_0_0.png
• cat_cat_64_b_0_0.png
• cat_cat_64_c_0_0.png

We don't need the layer id = 3 as it's the "emoticon" as called by habbo here:

[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222] <layers>     <layer id="0" tag="body"/>     <layer id="1" tag="head"/>     <layer id="2" tag="tail"/>     <layer id="3" tag="emoticon"/></layers>[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222]

I also get the x & y coordinates from cat_cat_assets.bin, In our case it'll be:

[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222] <asset name="cat_64_a_0_0" usesPalette="1" x="14" y="22"/>[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222] <asset name="cat_64_b_0_0" usesPalette="1" x="5" y="18"/>[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222] <asset name="cat_64_c_0_0" usesPalette="1" x="9" y="20"/>[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222]

So here I have my cat and everything is OK. Except the colors!

So as we can see, our cat SWF contains a lot of .dat palette files. You can learn how to parse these files here

So here's a parsed palette (id = 8 as cat_palette_8.bin) file stored as an JSON file:

[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222] [    "000000",    "d10000",    "d16854",    "f2f2f2",    "7f7f7f",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "000000",    "555555",    "4b4b4b",    "414141",    "383838",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "8e8e8e",    "7e7e7e",    "6f6f6f",    "5f5f5f",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "6f6f6f",    "5f5f5f",    "555555",    "4c4c4c",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "6f6f6f",    "636363",    "575757",    "4b4b4b",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "8e8e8e",    "7f7f7f",    "6f6f6f",    "5f5f5f",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "232323",    "989898",    "b7b7b7",    "8e8e8e",    "dadada",    "dadada",    "7e7e7e",    "989898",    "b7b7b7",    "8e8e8e",    "7f7f7f",    "6f6f6f",    "5f5f5f",    "a3a3a3",    "232323",    "3a3a3a",    "6e6e6e",    "acacac",    "4d4d4d",    "747474",    "9a9a9a",    "232323",    "7d7d7d",    "b2b2b2",    "e8e8e8",    "5a5a5a",    "979797",    "d5d5d5",    "232323",    "777777",    "b4b4b4",    "f2f2f2",    "777777",    "b4b4b4",    "f2f2f2",    "bdbdbd",    "dbdbdb",    "f8f8f8",    "bdbdbd",    "dbdbdb",    "f8f8f8",    "5f5f5f",    "767676",    "8e8e8e",    "ffffff"][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#222222]

Now, my question is: what do I need to do with these colors? What color(s) I need to colorize what layer(s) ?

Thanks

 

[MrZ]

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[The General]

Yeah. Dont think anyone has figured that out yet.

 

[MrZ]

Yeah. Dont think anyone has figured that out yet.

Yeah probably. I've done some quick research and I still don't understand their breeds + colors system.

 

[Joopie]

Do you have a pet swf for me? I can take a look at it if you want

 

[MrZ]

Do you have a pet swf for me? I can take a look at it if you want

Yeah, of course
Cat:

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Frog:

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Both of these SWFs are different, cats have breeds but frogs doesn't, so it'd be cool if you take a look at both of them

 

[MrZ]

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