View source for BadgesResponseMessage

{{PageHeader|Server Packet|BadgesResponseMessage (6D89D25B)}}
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===Struct===
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|{{short}}||'''Operand_Count'''
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|{{int}}||'''Opcode'''
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|{{long}}||'''CharacterID'''
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|{{int}}||'''Bit Masks Count (# of Bitmasks)'''
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{{beginlist|Bit Masks|Bit Masks Count}}
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|{{int}}||'''Bitmask'''
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{{endlist|Bit Masks}}
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===Variable Descriptions===
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Opperand_Count	     = '''7'''

Opcode		     = '''6D89D25B'''
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Please note that if a bit is set for an index that does not exist in the client file datatables/badges/badge_map.iff, the client may crash.

The number of bitmasks to send could be calculated based on the following formula:
int h = highestBadgeIndexNumber; //From the badge_map.iff
int numberOfBitmasks = ceil(h / 32);

* Triggered on an event

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==Notes:==
Further Reading: [http://forums.swganh.org/viewtopic.php?t=683 http://forums.swganh.org/viewtopic.php?t=683]
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==Sample Packet==

<pre>
03 00                          // ACCOUNTUPDATE
5B D2 89 6D                    // BadgesResponseMessage
19 00 00 00 00 00 00 00        // CharacterID
0F 00 00 00                    // Size of Bitmask List (15)
0F F0 EF CD                    // Bitmask 1
C0 10 0B 00                    // Bitmask 2
02 7C 4A 89                    // Bitmask 3
36 98 00 14                    // Bitmask 4
00 10 00 A0                    // Bitmask 5
00 18 02 00                    // Bitmask 6
10 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 7
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 8
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 9
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 10
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 11
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 12
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 13
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 14
00 00 00 00                    // Bitmask 15
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