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New guy who wants to help - RSBlaze - 04-28-2011
Hey all, Had my eye on this project for a while now and was wondering as of late if there was anything i could do to help? I only know the smallest bit of C++ and Lua.
RE: New guy who wants to help - RSBlaze - 05-01-2011
I've been testing packets quite a bit and i don't know if it'll help any but i think i nailed down a few packets for a hyperjump so please reply to this if you want it.
RE: New guy who wants to help - Parallax - 05-02-2011
(05-01-2011, 11:59 PM)RSBlaze Wrote: I've been testing packets quite a bit and i don't know if it'll help any but i think i nailed down a few packets for a hyperjump so please reply to this if you want it.Anything can help I suppose. One of the mods will have to have the final say on its usefulness.
So what do these packets actually do? I know we've got the hyperjump cam already.
RE: New guy who wants to help - Morpheus - 05-02-2011
hyperjump is "known" but uses 03 protocol, which i'm trying to skip for now.
in the last moment, will be just calculate a x^2 hyperbole
using Gaussian Reduction over a point matrix. i love to do it and know about 3 ways to get it!The best thing atm is what Parallax is doing, testing the RPC which use a fixed structure and you can test easily.
PS: i like you by your chosing of the neverending nyan cat.
nyan nyan nyan......nyan nyan nyan
RE: New guy who wants to help - RSBlaze - 05-02-2011
(05-02-2011, 03:10 AM)Parallax Wrote:(05-01-2011, 11:59 PM)RSBlaze Wrote: I've been testing packets quite a bit and i don't know if it'll help any but i think i nailed down a few packets for a hyperjump so please reply to this if you want it.Anything can help I suppose. One of the mods will have to have the final say on its usefulness.
So what do these packets actually do? I know we've got the hyperjump cam already.
It preforms the hyperjump (Albiet in a specific spot) complete with Trail and animations. Its a tad bit tempermental and works about 60% of the time. Though when it does work its fun to watch, Partly due to me not ever having played MxO. Attached the packets in case anyone wants to play with it.
(05-02-2011, 04:40 AM)Morpheus Wrote: hyperjump is "known" but uses 03 protocol, which i'm trying to skip for now.
in the last moment, will be just calculate a x^2 hyperbole
The best thing atm is what Parallax is doing, testing the RPC which use a fixed structure and you can test easily.
PS: i like you by your chosing of the neverending nyan cat.
nyan nyan nyan......nyan nyan nyan
Ah i see, Is the RPC testable in Reality V2? I can't use HDS due to having a x64 bit Enviroment.
Edit: Nvm, found the RPC thread.
RE: New guy who wants to help - Parallax - 05-02-2011
(05-02-2011, 06:53 PM)RSBlaze Wrote: Ah i see, Is the RPC testable in Reality V2? I can't use HDS due to having a x64 bit Enviroment.I'm not 100%, but I believe if you want to test RPC in Realityv2 with our packets you should preface the packets from our database with 02 04 01 (and possibly a 00 ). That might work.
RE: New guy who wants to help - Morpheus - 05-03-2011
(05-02-2011, 10:55 PM)Parallax Wrote: I'm not 100%, but I believe if you want to test RPC in Realityv2 with our packets you should preface the packets from our database with 02 04 01 (and possibly a 00 ). That might work.Unfortunately not. The 04 protocol has inner counters that are self constructed in HDS code for normal beavihor and rpc command in console (©Morpheus Technology) and they are not as simple as just pasting a pre-header.
Mxo ignores the rpc if it's wrong.
Man, i really need a 64 bit machine hehehehehe.