[RENAMED]server-sided map icons

Because there are no posts ive added an anti leach
Ok this is for a renamed client, and will mean you can spawn map icons server sided!
Client-Sided:
ok firstly, in client.java add this

Code:

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public Sprite minimaps(String url) {
Sprite thing = new Sprite(url);
return thing;
}

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then in boolean parsepacket() add this with the rest of the frames.

Code:

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        if(frameType == 312) {
                try {
                        String url = inStream.readString();
                        int minix = inStream.writeByteC();
                        int miniy = inStream.writeByteC();
markMinimap(minimaps(url), ((minix - baseX) * 4 + 2) - myPlayer.x / 32, ((miniy - baseY) * 4 + 2) - myPlayer.y / 32);
                } catch(Exception e) {
                        e.printStackTrace();
                }
                frameType = -1;
                return true;
        }

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Server-Sided:
add this anywhere in client.java

Code:

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        public void markminimap(String url, int x, int y) {
                if(distanceToPoint(x, y) <= 60) {
                        outStream.createFrame(312);
                        outStream.writeString(url);
                        outStream.writeByteC(x);
                        outStream.writeByteC(y);
                }
        }

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Ok to use this, in case 121 just add

Code:

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markminimap(URL, X, Y);

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URL = the DIRECT link to your photo
X = the x-coord to where to put on minimap
Y = the y-coord to where to put on minimap

This works on devolution for sure and should work on any renamed client.
Credits:
Blood isle (and people in credits on his post)- 90% for releasing map icons
me - 10% For making it a frame, making it load from url and making it lag less with the distanceto bit.
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Because there are no posts ive added an anti leach
The anti leach is:
You have to use the addon boolean, put it in the client, follow blood isles tutorial, but instead of using the markminimap() thing, just type maps();, put the cfg file on a remote host and use ftp to do it, or just fix up the packet, what ever way, i have it working for me and had people posted i wouldnt of added the anti leach

:O:O:O Just what I needed!

Nice one avatar:woot:

yw, more posts pls? i spent a whole 5 minutes doing this.

Hahaha Good 1 m8

It's nice but I won't use since I'm non-renamed, and I'm to lazy to non-rename it.

Nice job m8 i'll probably use as this can be helpful :)

Please learn about the use of packets before posting stuff which can mess up your stream flow.

A packet is "sent" as a single id, this id is sent like this;

Code:

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public void createFrame(int i)
    {
        buffer[currentOffset++] = (byte)(i + encryption.getNextKey());
    }

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As you can see the frame only consists of 1 byte, this therefore means that the packet can have an id no bigger than 256.

Trying to send a packet with a size of 312 will just send the value over the original 256, for example 312 would actually be read as 56;

For example if you run this application;

Code:

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class Main {

        public static void main(String[] a)
        {
                byte b = (byte) 312;
                System.out.println(b);
        }

}

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However, the "over-value" will never exceed 256 because for example 512 would give the value 0 since it's 2 x 256.

If you want to consider sending packets being size 256 or more i would consider changing the client and server streams to write a word instead of a byte, however this may mess up some parts.

anti leach for yah ;)

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Originally Posted by Avatarscape [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

anti leach for yah ;)

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Sad much lawl?

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Originally Posted by Avatarscape [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

anti leach for yah ;)

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To be honest i doubt you knew that considering you havn't said anything about it.

Also, why would you check the distance server side and draw each time when you could just store all the values in a table in the client and load that way.

Using packet 121's ability to update when the region is updated is fine, but when you start to add quite a bit of stuff in there it will end up causing problems to loading.