[Realm Relay] Positions & Time

[Alde.]

How do positions & time works?

realmrelay.data.location@32e8273u281

time = 927361

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@32e8273u281

At first I was gonna say that looks like a memory address pointer in hex but the "u" in there threw me off.

[Notsomeone]

Please refer to scripts_help.txt. I suggest reading the entire thing.

Location
	float x
	float y
	float distanceSquaredTo(Location location)
	float distanceTo(Location location)

[Alde.]

@32e8273u281

At first I was gonna say that looks like a memory address pointer in hex but the "u" in there threw me off.

OOHHHHHHHHHHHH!

I typed that very quickly, it's not right.

Maybe you're right!

[Alde.]

Please refer to scripts_help.txt. I suggest reading the entire thing.

Location
	float x
	float y
	float distanceSquaredTo(Location location)
	float distanceTo(Location location)

But.. I dont understand

[Alde.]

How do we acess it?

var x = Location.x doesnt work
var x = packet.Location.x doesnt work

#noob

[Notsomeone]

I suggest you learn the basics of variables and classes. I don't know what packet you mean, but most of them have a field "pos". Also you should learn how to study error messages.

Lets take the NEW_TICK packet for example:

NEW_TICK
	int tickId
	int tickTime
	Status[] statuses

So the packet has:

packet.tickId // int
packet.tickTime // int
packet.statuses // an array which holds the class Status

So the tickId and tickTime do not seem very interesting at the moment, lets take a look at the Status class:

Status
	int objectId
	Location pos
	StatData[] data

Aha! The Status class has a field called "pos". That seems promising. Now we see that "pos" is a Location. Lets see what it looks like.

Location
	float x
	float y
	float distanceSquaredTo(Location location)
	float distanceTo(Location location)

Heureka! The Location class has the fields "x" and "y". These are what we are looking for!

So to sum up:

1. NEW_TICK has an array full of Status called "statuses"
2. Status holds a Location called "pos"
3. Location has fields called "x" and "y"

I'll help you a bit more:

for (i in packet.statuses) {
    $.echo("X: " + i.pos.x + " Y: " + i.pos.y)
}

[Alde.]

I suggest you learn the basics of variables and classes. I don't know what packet you mean, but most of them have a field "pos". Also you should learn how to study error messages.

Lets take the NEW_TICK packet for example:

NEW_TICK
	int tickId
	int tickTime
	Status[] statuses

So the packet has:

packet.tickId // int
packet.tickTime // int
packet.statuses // an array which holds the class Status

So the tickId and tickTime do not seem very interesting at the moment, lets take a look at the Status class:

Status
	int objectId
	Location pos
	StatData[] data

Aha! The Status class has a field called "pos". That seems promising. Now we see that "pos" is a Location. Lets see what it looks like.

Location
	float x
	float y
	float distanceSquaredTo(Location location)
	float distanceTo(Location location)

Heureka! The Location class has the fields "x" and "y". These are what we are looking for!

So to sum up:

1. NEW_TICK has an array full of Status called "statuses"
2. Status holds a Location called "pos"
3. Location has fields called "x" and "y"

I'll help you a bit more:

for (i in packet.statuses) {
    $.echo("X: " + i.pos.x + " Y: " + i.pos.y)
}

Who are you?

You came out of nowhere!

Anyways, thanks a lot!

With only basic reverse engineering I couldnt have achieved that :P

[Alde.]

for (i in packet.statuses) {
    $.echo("X: " + i.pos.x + " Y: " + i.pos.y)
}

Also, this may sound totally stupid but wich object position's does it give?

The player's one?

[Notsomeone]

@Royce

I guess this is solved?

[Royce]

I'm going to close it since you helped him , not sure if he actually got it to work