Realm Relay /tp

[Nisuxen]

The feature from Odom I missed the most. Type /tp and the start of someones name and the script fills in the rest. Next release will be quite fun.

 

// tp.js

var ID_PLAYER_TEXT = 80;
var ID_UPDATE = 66;
var ID_TELEPORT = 67;

var players = {};

function onClientPacket(event) {
	var packet = event.getPacket();
	switch (packet.id()) {
		case ID_PLAYER_TEXT: {
			var text = packet.text.toLowerCase();
			if(text.length() >= 3 && text.substring(0,3) == "/tp"){
				event.cancel();

				if(text.length() <= 4){
					break;
				}
				var toTp = text.substring(4, text.length());

				for(var player in players){
					var name = players[player].toLowerCase();
					if(name.length() < toTp.length())
						continue;
					if (toTp == name.substring(0,toTp.length())){
						//send tp packet
						var tp_packet = event.createPacket(ID_TELEPORT);
						tp_packet.objectId = player;
						event.sendToServer(tp_packet);
						break;
					}
				}
			}
			break;
		}
	}
}

function onServerPacket(event) {
	var packet = event.getPacket();
	switch (packet.id()) {
		case ID_UPDATE: {
			if(packet.newObjs == null)
				break;

			// New objects
			for (var i = 0; i < packet.newObjs.length; i++) {
				var objectData = packet.newObjs[i];

				var type = objectData.objectType;
				if(type == 768 || type == 775 || type == 782 || type == 784 || (type >= 797 && type <= 806)){ // player classes
					for (var j = 0; j < objectData.status.data.length; j++) {
						var statData = objectData.status.data[j];

						if(statData != null && statData.obf0 == 31){
							players[objectData.status.objectId] = statData.obf2;
							break;
						}
					}
				}
			}

			// Removed objects
			for (var i = 0; i < packet.drops.length; i++) {
				var droppedObjectId = packet.drops[i];

				if(players[droppedObjectId] != null){
					delete players[droppedObjectId];			
				}
			}
			break;
		}
	}
}

[Zasx]

Obviously gonna try this.

[JustAnoobROTMG]

You can easily do /tq now

[Nisuxen]

You can easily do /tq now

Forgot about that feature. Would just have to figure out what denotes an object as being the active quest event and compare locations. Doesn't really interest me much though.

[DANWARPER]

Oh my god that would be awesome
i think tq sounds really cool

[DeVoidCoder]

Sounds useful; thanks

[krazyshank]

You can easily do /tq now

Amazing idea, i'm gunna make that naoo.

[Alde.]

// Removed objects
for (var i = 0; i < packet.drops.length; i++) {
var droppedObjectId = packet.drops[i];

if(players[droppedObjectId] != null){
delete players[droppedObjectId];
}
}
break;
}
}
}[/CODE][/SPOILER]

What is this for?

[Nisuxen]

What is this for?

Every update packet tells the client what objects are in the area. The first update as you enter the nexus or anywhere is going to have a large amount of objects introduced to the client. Every subsequent update is going to give the objects that appeared and those that disappeared since the previous update packet. The /tp script takes all the people in a realm and puts it into a dictionary. If the player leaves the realm, it will be listed in droppedObjects. That section of the code removes all players that have left the area from the dictionary.

[Alde.]

Every update packet tells the client what objects are in the area. The first update as you enter the nexus or anywhere is going to have a large amount of objects introduced to the client. Every subsequent update is going to give the objects that appeared and those that disappeared since the previous update packet. The /tp script takes all the people in a realm and puts it into a dictionary. If the player leaves the realm, it will be listed in droppedObjects. That section of the code removes all players that have left the area from the dictionary.

Couldnt be better explained! <3

[Lux Lux]

Does this script still work?