region (clt/sev) transport zones

I just was informed from the 'official' game that you can indeed get a character under 60 into tt/hh. Well if you look at the (official) region.clt for the world map it does appear it's set to where you have to be 60+ to enter. I tested it with a character that was under 60, and sure as heck you can get a char. under 60 in oO

So I went to play around with this on my (test) private server. Same thing. I remember figuring out the [trans] section of the region file

Spoiler:

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REGION CLT/SEV:

[trans] = tells it the following is transport info
131 1 60 = WORLD ID TAG TO / WORLD ID TAG FROM / LV REQ
-2708.798096, 404.276001, 1185.218994 = this line tells it the cords to teleport from the map (in which this region file is for)
5.000000, 5.000000, 5.000000 = this I am guessing is the range for which the transport area works (how far outside of the above number)
-477.000000, 131.000000, 475.000000 = this line tells it where to take you inside the new location

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and sure as heck, even though I have TT/HH set to 60 for the [trans] section of my world region, I am still able to port a level 1 character in... =\

Anyone have any insight on what's going on here?

I can confirm that it does work... you only need someone high enough to remove the doors and show the teleportation spots, I've used level 1 characters rather often to 'open' the rest of the instance to do a squad run with only 2 people

It more then likely is yet another thing that was implemented into the client that the server probably has an empty function for like

int checkteleportlevel(void){
return 0;
}
is probably somewhere in the code

the only other thing I can think of (in my example, and from the 'official' game) is the 60, isn't a level requisite ... =\

but what else would/could the 60 be for ???

ill explain a bit
see instances.txt/gs.conf for tag:

Code:

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[Instance_is31]
index                        =        71
tag                        =        131
base_path                =        a31/

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example

Code:

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[trans]
131  1  60 //trans_target_tag trans_from_tag req_level
-2708.798096, 404.276001, 1185.218994
5.000000, 5.000000, 5.000000
-477.000000, 131.000000, 475.000000

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see the structure of region.sev, it maps 1-1 to the region.clt if you convert all values.

in short, the only difficult thing is to decide between region and transport (0/1)

Code:

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//--------------------------------------
//--- 010 Editor v3.1 Binary Template
//
// File: Region.sev
// Author: Anubis
// Revision: 0.1
// Purpose: Region view for Server
//--------------------------------------
typedef struct{
  float x;
  float y;
  float z;
}point;
typedef struct{
 int vals[3];
 point from;
 point size;
 point to;
}trans;
typedef struct{
 int countnodes;
 point nodes[countnodes];

}region;

int version;
int numregions;
int numtrans;
int versionkey;
local int i= numregions+numtrans;
local int a=0;
while(a<i){
int type;
if (type==0) //region
{
region r;
}
else  //transport
{
  trans t;
}
a++;
}

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ok, and again; in both official and my test server you can bring a level ONE character inside... So this *60* is in-effective... I'm wondering... Why...???

i may be cultivation level, and values >32 are ignored. check with heaven/demon world teleporters

Quote:

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Originally Posted by tbnanubis

i may be cultivation level, and values >32 are ignored. check with heaven/demon world teleporters

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Lothranis and Momaganon I already know are 0

131 is the ONLY instance that has a digit OTHER than 0 (TT/HH)