[Release] PartySearchMember Packet & Explain

[iamSTEVE]

Hmm I get the basic structure, seems simple, but the job thing I do not get, lol.
Isn't warrior 2?

 

[jonyleeson]

Box Check Amounts?
Am I the only person to see that they're just using bit flags? Convert those 'box values' to binary (Go to

To view the content, you need to sign in or register

and type in bin(<value>) into one of the boxes) and you'll see what I mean.
I don't actually know what this party search thing is, I haven't played maple in ages, but it seems pretty straightforward...
Example C# code :

struct SearchJobOptions
{
    public bool Beginner;
    public bool Hero;
    public bool Paladin;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are
}
//...
// Inside some class where you'll parse the job bits
// jobBits is simply the int you read in the packet
void ParseJobOptions(int jobBits, out SearchJobOptions outOptions)
{
    outOptions = new SearchJobOptions();
    outOptions.Beginner = (jobBits & 2) != 0;
    outOptions.Hero = (jobBits & 8) != 0;
    outOptions.Paladin = (jobBits & 16) != 0;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are and the bit that it's flag corresponds to
}

 

[XxOsirisxX]

You sure? It seems odd that they would only put packets for 40 levels. Frankly i don't know how to do this either, because packets are constantly changing, so you would have to sen/rev quite frequently. The way i was going to do it wouldn't work like that.

no no, the packets I put on the thread was example packets... It's not static, theys changes depeding on what you insert.

29 00 00 00 //Min level of the player (In here I put 41)
47 00 00 00 //Max level of the player (In here I put 71)
06 00 00 00 //Amount of people (In here I put 6)
08 02 00 00 // Box Checks Amounts (520, I choose Bishop and Hero)

But all those value will change as far as you change the boxes.

Hopes I explained well.

Hmm I get the basic structure, seems simple, but the job thing I do not get, lol.
Isn't warrior 2?

As I put under the spoiler, Beginner is 2. All the values increase *2 of the boxes.

2 - beg
4 - all warriors
8 - 1st box of warrior
16 - 2nd box of warrior
32 - 3rd box of warrior
...

Box Check Amounts?
Am I the only person to see that they're just using bit flags? Convert those 'box values' to binary (Go to

To view the content, you need to sign in or register

and type in bin(<value>) into one of the boxes) and you'll see what I mean.
I don't actually know what this party search thing is, I haven't played maple in ages, but it seems pretty straightforward...
Example C# code :

struct SearchJobOptions
{
    public bool Beginner;
    public bool Hero;
    public bool Paladin;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are
}
//...
// Inside some class where you'll parse the job bits
// jobBits is simply the int you read in the packet
void ParseJobOptions(int jobBits, out SearchJobOptions outOptions)
{
    outOptions = new SearchJobOptions();
    outOptions.Beginner = (jobBits & 2) != 0;
    outOptions.Hero = (jobBits & 8) != 0;
    outOptions.Paladin = (jobBits & 16) != 0;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are and the bit that it's flag corresponds to
}

WOW, It should be illegal be that smart XD

Yeah dude, that is, I just compared and all is correct!!

Thanks so much, I see now that I where way too far to get this , really appreciated post ^^

God, you're amazing =D

 

[MrMysterious]

Box Check Amounts?
Am I the only person to see that they're just using bit flags? Convert those 'box values' to binary (Go to

To view the content, you need to sign in or register

and type in bin(<value>) into one of the boxes) and you'll see what I mean.
I don't actually know what this party search thing is, I haven't played maple in ages, but it seems pretty straightforward...
Example C# code :

struct SearchJobOptions
{
    public bool Beginner;
    public bool Hero;
    public bool Paladin;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are
}
//...
// Inside some class where you'll parse the job bits
// jobBits is simply the int you read in the packet
void ParseJobOptions(int jobBits, out SearchJobOptions outOptions)
{
    outOptions = new SearchJobOptions();
    outOptions.Beginner = (jobBits & 2) != 0;
    outOptions.Hero = (jobBits & 8) != 0;
    outOptions.Paladin = (jobBits & 16) != 0;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are and the bit that it's flag corresponds to
}

You're a bloody genius. :

 

[shakar96]

Box Check Amounts?
Am I the only person to see that they're just using bit flags? Convert those 'box values' to binary (Go to

To view the content, you need to sign in or register

and type in bin(<value>) into one of the boxes) and you'll see what I mean.
I don't actually know what this party search thing is, I haven't played maple in ages, but it seems pretty straightforward...
Example C# code :

struct SearchJobOptions
{
    public bool Beginner;
    public bool Hero;
    public bool Paladin;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are
}
//...
// Inside some class where you'll parse the job bits
// jobBits is simply the int you read in the packet
void ParseJobOptions(int jobBits, out SearchJobOptions outOptions)
{
    outOptions = new SearchJobOptions();
    outOptions.Beginner = (jobBits & 2) != 0;
    outOptions.Hero = (jobBits & 8) != 0;
    outOptions.Paladin = (jobBits & 16) != 0;
    // Continue with whatever jobs there are and the bit that it's flag corresponds to
}

Hey JonyLesson you are in our forum!
Nice though I thought you were a WZ repacker, so I thought you played MapleStory in v.56+.

 

[jonyleeson]

Hey JonyLesson you are in our forum!
Nice though I thought you were a WZ repacker, so I thought you played MapleStory in v.56+.

I'm just bored, and whenever I find something interesting to do, I do it (I just saw this and noticed the values), don't think I'm planning on becoming a regular, I have my own forum to tend to.
Also, I may have coded WzLib, but that doesn't mean I play MS, I only downloaded maple for the .wz files and to test my library when coding it.