All Coordinates In A 474 Client. (Contains All Informations)

This Contains 942 Coordinates (Map Regions 64by64).

This isn't Whole Maps!!!!

Example Is Edgeville Town Consists Of 2 Regions, The Wilderness Contains More Then 30.

This is just a dump of all areas from 0 - 16384 x and y coords.

The Dump Is In This Format:

ObjectMapId # , BaseX # , BaseY # , MapShift #

ObjectMapId = The Map.dat File Which Is Loaded To Show The Objects.
BaseX,BaseY = The Base Coordinates You Will Teleport It Resembles The 0,0 Axis Of This Map.
MapShift = MapRegionY + (MapRegionX << 8).

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More like map region information. Useful for dumping the map files for server-side clipping. Doesn't the 474 client just load 377 maps and then hard-coded 508 maps?

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

More like map region information. Useful for dumping the map files for server-side clipping. Doesn't the 474 client just load 377 maps and then hard-coded 508 maps?

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the above has nothing to do with objectmaps or clipping???

Of course though they're not all put together the maps. but this is all the coordinates for various areas.

i just did a loop through MapRegions 0 - 255 and

65536 loops.

and if the region contained a landscape it wrote the information down.

This is how i dumped it.

Code:

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/**int curIndex = 0;
        for (int q = 0; q < 2048; q++)
                mapsFound[q] = false;
        for (int MapLocalX = 0; MapLocalX < 256; MapLocalX++) {
                for (int MapLocalY = 0; MapLocalY < 256; MapLocalY++) {
                        int baseX = MapLocalX * 64;
                        int baseY = MapLocalY * 64;
                        int MapShift = MapLocalY + (MapLocalX << 8);
                        Class66.anIntArray1261[k3] = MapShift;
                        for (int k = 0; k < 9; k++) {
                                Class37_Sub4_Sub11.anIntArray2712[k] = Class37_Sub4_Sub7_Sub3.aClass15_Sub1_3740.method123((byte)32, Class37_Sub9_Sub27.method881(Class37_Sub4_Sub7_Sub1_Sub1.method502(i, -1), new Class16[] {
                                        Class86.aClass16_1576, Class37_Sub9_Sub24.method870(MapLocalX, (byte)-114), Class71.aClass16_1359, Class37_Sub9_Sub24.method870(MapLocalY, (byte)-114)
                                }));
                                Class37_Sub9_Sub8.anIntArray3061[k] = Class37_Sub4_Sub7_Sub3.aClass15_Sub1_3740.method123((byte)32, Class37_Sub9_Sub27.method881(106, new Class16[] {
                                        Class37_Sub9_Sub14.aClass16_3156, Class37_Sub9_Sub24.method870(MapLocalX, (byte)-114), Class71.aClass16_1359, Class37_Sub9_Sub24.method870(MapLocalY, (byte)-114)
                                }));
                                if (Class37_Sub4_Sub11.anIntArray2712[k] != -1 && !mapsFound[Class37_Sub4_Sub11.anIntArray2712[k]]) {
                                        System.out.println("LandScape File: "+Class37_Sub4_Sub11.anIntArray2712[k]+" Found, BaseX: "+baseX+" BaseY: "+baseY + "Total Found: "+ (++curIndex));
                                        mapsFound[Class37_Sub4_Sub11.anIntArray2712[k]] = true;
                                        maps[Class37_Sub4_Sub11.anIntArray2712[k]] = new Maps(Class37_Sub9_Sub8.anIntArray3061[k],baseX,baseY,MapShift);
                                }
                        }
                }
        }
        for (int mp = 0; mp < 2048; mp++) {
                if (maps[mp] != null) {
                        FileOperations.write("FloorMap: " + mp + " " + maps[mp].toString(),"LandScapeDump");
                        FileOperations.write(maps[mp].OBJECT_MAP + "," + maps[mp].BASE_X + "," + maps[mp].BASE_Y,"MapCoords");
                }
        }
              */

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Shouldnt there be 2^15^2 coordinates on a map?


lolwut
gj.

Cleaned Up The File Now Is Arranged In Order From

MapId 0 - MapId 1882.

317's end somewhere around 1350-1400's i think.


The 1400's maps have some really sweet areas such as 1413 i never knew this place existed.

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

Shouldnt there be 2^15^2 coordinates on a map?


lolwut
gj.

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from what I understand those are map regions that contain something besides black space. eg all the areas in runescape.

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

More like map region information. Useful for dumping the map files for server-side clipping. Doesn't the 474 client just load 377 maps and then hard-coded 508 maps?

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For now it does which is disgusting. It loads 377 maps and hardcodes 508 floors, objects and and such.