Has there been a program developed to quickly find the x/y coordinates of items?
Has there been a program developed to quickly find the x/y coordinates of items?
You have a hair origin finder and a chair origin finder. In general, finding origins on most things you just do it manually.
Easiest way to know the EXACT X/Y's is :
Take a screenshot of your chanarcter WITHOUT equiping the item.
Take a screenshot of your character WITH equiping the item
Open photoshop and open those three images :
1- First screenshot
2- Second screenshot
3- Your item
Now, put them all in one image and line them up like this :
-ITEM
-2ND SS
-1ST SS
Now Drag the item to the same exact place like the second screenshot and delete the screenshot, now you will have like this :
-ITEM
-1ST SS
Now, move up the item wherever you want it to be BUT count with it as pixels, like if you move :
To the right = 1,0
To the left = -1,0
To the top = 0,1
To the bottom = 0,-1
And keep counting, Example : You moved it to the right 5 times and to the top 6 times, its 5,6
Now the last part is add those numbers to the X/Y's , Lets say the X/Y's are 15,30 now they're 20,36
Enjoy~
Or.. program an origin finding tool that will automatically do that for you? I do that so I can easily origin any item, not just hairs or chairs. Instead of screenshotting things and trying to get it right in ps or paint.net just load the item design, move it to the template character of choice, and it spits out the proper coordinates and navel's
No item does, indeed. You use algorithms to make it replicate the coordinates of the game. 0,0 in a regular windows application is not 0,0 on your MapleStory character. You have to add additional coordinates to the items internally to match it with the same as the game yet output proper coordinates. You should also be checking the type of item being displayed to make the origins update.
and how about mob co-ordinates? ;D
Never dealt with making or designing mobs before, didn't even think you needed coordinates cause I never saw any. ;P
However, same goes for mobs. Make the origins of the finder know where the ground is so when moving the monster up it will output where its footholds should be.