How can I broadcast a yellow "catch" message to myself/a player. So if a player gains say occupations exp they receive a yellow message above them that says gained 1 occupation exp?
Thought it had something to do with catchmonster packet but i dunno.
getMap().broadcastMessage(MaplePacketCreator.catchMonster(getPlayer(), 9500336, 2000017, (byte)1), false);
what do you mean by catch message?
you mean a yellow message on the top of the screen that fades away after a few seconds?
thats the dropMessage packet. type -1 I think
yes that one! ahah ohh ok so its type -1 ? (negative one)Originally Posted by Saii
The yellow message at the top of the screen is not dropMessage; it's a separate packet. It's called "topMsg" in OdinMS afaik.
cant find it in v83 maplepacketcreator :S
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i thought it was a notice
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is it yellowtip?
Could be, try it out.
YellowTip is used for broadcasting mapletips
Oh yeah thought so, dont think its that then:/
Pretty much a yellow message that displays at the top for a few seconds and then dissapears, thats the one im after.
I'll try the broadcast notice at -1
-1 is a Yellow Fade with Top Msg packet, which is already stated.
Solaxia(Moople, and probably some other sources) use the method earnTitleMessage for the top message stuff.
I'm sorry.
I assumed lithium based(which has a check in dropMessage method for each type).
so for type -1 it sends the top msg packet. structure is as follows:
writeShort(SendPacketOpcode.TOP_MSG);
writeMapleAsciiString(msg);
In v83 it's called OnScriptProgressMessage, part of WvsContext. However I noticed the Odin-logic like usual named it "EARN_TITLE_MESSAGE".
PHP Code:ScriptProgressMessage(0x7A),
Oh, and what's a "Catch Message"? I thought the only packets dealing with catch had 3 nType bytes for success, failed, and too strong?PHP Code:public static byte[] OnScriptProgressMessage(String sMsg) {
OutPacket oPacket = new OutPacket();
oPacket.Encode2(CWvsContext.ScriptProgressMessage.getVal());
oPacket.EncodeStr(sMsg);
return oPacket.getPacket();
}
Why do you change the names of things into names that the client uses? Instead of looking at decompiled binaries and getting names from that actually use names and conventions that everyone else uses. Who names writeShort into Encode2? Any other byte stream serializer uses writeShort, writeInt, and writeLong.
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[2:26:33 PM] angry guy that told me to post this: writeShort into encode2?
[2:26:35 PM] angry guy that told me to post this: can u change that
[2:26:37 PM] angry guy that told me to post this: to Encode2
[2:26:40 PM] angry guy that told me to post this: becuse that's what it is
[2:26:42 PM] angry guy that told me to post this: and it's even worse
Last edited by SuperLol; 08-08-15 at 11:27 PM. Reason: changed "writeShort into encode2" to "writeShort into Encode2"
It's become a trend to use Neckson's naming conventions, for some reason...
He recoded his src by following BMS's structure and of course the naming convention followed also
I name all of my variables just as nexon does from their BMS source. People have a style, and this is just the style of C++ programming. My entire goal is to write my source in Java, while naming/doing everything they do.
Also, I don't understand your edit. Why are you telling me to change that into Encode2 when it's already Encode2..? I'll assume you mean encode2? If so, Nexon does not do this and I name everything how they do. It's my style of how I'm writing my source.
If it works the way it's supposed to, why do people care if I label something upper-case rather than lower?
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