how to show guildPQ buff?

[kaokaotw]

no idea how to show this buff

 

[Eric]

This is a guildPQ buff? In what version? I just started coding the guild system in my source so I can look into it, but if that's a buff, that may be a Guild skill in newer versions and I don't have Guild skills yet

If it's just a regular Guild skill like in v95+ like the rest, then it's possibly even one of these skills:

/**
     * Guild Skill
     */
    public static class Guild extends Skills {
        // <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc="Guild Skills">
        public static final int MesoUp = 91000000;
        public static final int ExperienceUp = 91000001;
        public static final int DefenceUp = 91000002;
        public static final int ATTnMAGUp = 91000003;//?
        public static final int AgilityUp = 91000004;
        public static final int BusinessEfficiencyUp = 91000005;
        public static final int RegularSupport = 91000006;
        // </editor-fold>
    }

You possibly have a video? That would probably help.

 

[kaokaotw]

This is a guildPQ buff? In what version? I just started coding the guild system in my source so I can look into it, but if that's a buff, that may be a Guild skill in newer versions and I don't have Guild skills yet

If it's just a regular Guild skill like in v95+ like the rest, then it's possibly even one of these skills:

/**
     * Guild Skill
     */
    public static class Guild extends Skills {
        // <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc="Guild Skills">
        public static final int MesoUp = 91000000;
        public static final int ExperienceUp = 91000001;
        public static final int DefenceUp = 91000002;
        public static final int ATTnMAGUp = 91000003;//?
        public static final int AgilityUp = 91000004;
        public static final int BusinessEfficiencyUp = 91000005;
        public static final int RegularSupport = 91000006;
        // </editor-fold>
    }

You possibly have a video? That would probably help.

this buff in register guildPQ will have
in guildPQ when open already have, no v95+ guild skill

 

[Eric]

this buff in register guildPQ will have
in guildPQ when open already have, no v95+ guild skill

Yep it's not a guild skill. The icon seemed familiar to me, I remember stumbling upon it and being confused what it was so many times when I did wz editing. Took me a bit but I remembered that I found it in UI.wz.

It's called "TemporaryStatView".

So I thought I'd find it in the client using SP's.. Just as I thought, there was one.

3621;"UI/UIWindow.img/TemporaryStatView/%d"

So I traced the SP value in the client to the function

void __thiscall CTemporaryStatView::TEMPORARY_STAT::TEMPORARY_STAT(CTemporaryStatView::TEMPORARY_STAT *this, int nType, int nID, int tDuration, UINT128 uFlagTemp, ZXString<char> sToolTip, int nSubID, int nHideTime)

There wasn't really much to see besides it utilizing the StringPool and having a nType value of 3 which is the first argument. It's only xref is SetTemporary, which is the function called from OnTemporaryStatSet. However, there's only one other XREF -- and that is from OnGuildResult! Which definitely make sense considering it is GPQ. It also sends nType as 3 just like it should. This buff is sent from mode 79 (0x4F). The official Nexon name of this value is called

GuildRes_GuildQuest_NoticeOrder = 0x4F,

It follows the following structure:

public static byte[] OnGuildResult(byte nChannelIdx, int nNoticeOrder) {
        OutPacket oPacket = new OutPacket();
        oPacket.Encode2(GuildResult);//short header -> the GUILD_OPERATION packet.
        oPacket.Encode1(GuildResCode.GuildQuest_NoticeOrder.getCode());//byte result code -> 0x4F NoticeOrder.
        oPacket.Encode1(nChannelIdx);//byte Channel ID
        oPacket.Encode4(nNoticeOrder);//int Notice Order.
        return oPacket.ToArray();
    }

The "nNoticeOrder" variable is another mode that switches. It is as follows:

0 -> Reset the temporary stat of the buff (removes it i guess)
1-> Sends message "Please go see the Guild Quest NPC at Channel %s immediately to enter." (I think this enables the buff?)
2-> Sends message "Your guild is up next. Please head to the Guild Quest map at Channel %s and wait."
3-> Sends message "There's currently 1 guild participating in the Guild Quest, and your guild is number %d on the waitlist."

Weird part is, technically modes 1,2, and 3 all call the SetTemporary function. Except 0, that has a label jump and just disables the buff. I think the way Nexon probably handles it which is honestly stupid (though I haven't coded this from BMS yet so I can't confirm lmao) is they send the error first (1,2,3) and then send 0 so you don't see the buff.

Don't know too much otherwise as I have yet to work on this, I only just started guilds..

Hope this helps!

 

[kaokaotw]

Yep it's not a guild skill. The icon seemed familiar to me, I remember stumbling upon it and being confused what it was so many times when I did wz editing. Took me a bit but I remembered that I found it in UI.wz.

It's called "TemporaryStatView".

So I thought I'd find it in the client using SP's.. Just as I thought, there was one.

3621;"UI/UIWindow.img/TemporaryStatView/%d"

So I traced the SP value in the client to the function

void __thiscall CTemporaryStatView::TEMPORARY_STAT::TEMPORARY_STAT(CTemporaryStatView::TEMPORARY_STAT *this, int nType, int nID, int tDuration, UINT128 uFlagTemp, ZXString<char> sToolTip, int nSubID, int nHideTime)

There wasn't really much to see besides it utilizing the StringPool and having a nType value of 3 which is the first argument. It's only xref is SetTemporary, which is the function called from OnTemporaryStatSet. However, there's only one other XREF -- and that is from OnGuildResult! Which definitely make sense considering it is GPQ. It also sends nType as 3 just like it should. This buff is sent from mode 79 (0x4F). The official Nexon name of this value is called

GuildRes_GuildQuest_NoticeOrder = 0x4F,

It follows the following structure:

public static byte[] OnGuildResult(byte nChannelIdx, int nNoticeOrder) {
        OutPacket oPacket = new OutPacket();
        oPacket.Encode2(GuildResult);//short header -> the GUILD_OPERATION packet.
        oPacket.Encode1(GuildResCode.GuildQuest_NoticeOrder.getCode());//byte result code -> 0x4F NoticeOrder.
        oPacket.Encode1(nChannelIdx);//byte Channel ID
        oPacket.Encode4(nNoticeOrder);//int Notice Order.
        return oPacket.ToArray();
    }

The "nNoticeOrder" variable is another mode that switches. It is as follows:

0 -> Reset the temporary stat of the buff (removes it i guess)
1-> Sends message "Please go see the Guild Quest NPC at Channel %s immediately to enter." (I think this enables the buff?)
2-> Sends message "Your guild is up next. Please head to the Guild Quest map at Channel %s and wait."
3-> Sends message "There's currently 1 guild participating in the Guild Quest, and your guild is number %d on the waitlist."

Weird part is, technically modes 1,2, and 3 all call the SetTemporary function. Except 0, that has a label jump and just disables the buff. I think the way Nexon probably handles it which is honestly stupid (though I haven't coded this from BMS yet so I can't confirm lmao) is they send the error first (1,2,3) and then send 0 so you don't see the buff.

Don't know too much otherwise as I have yet to work on this, I only just started guilds..

Hope this helps!

thanks, and oldms have summon buff mask?
why odinms use combo buff mask

 

[Eric]

thanks, and oldms have summon buff mask?
why odinms use combo buff mask

The summon buffmask? This is a hack buffstat. In the real game, MapleStory has never had "Summons" or "Puppets" as a physical buffstat because they were never a buff. You cannot cancel a summon, you have to wait for it to timeout.

However, Combo Attack? This does use a buffstat. and if OdinMS is using the Combo buffstat for summons, it's probably because nobody changed it. The buffstats for PUPPET/SUMMON are actual buffstats in Odin though -- they just don't affect the player (or shouldn't). That was Odin's goal anyway, alongside you can cancel your summons on a private server.