Difference between revisions of "UpdateContainmentMessage"
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Revision as of 10:14, 10 April 2007
Struct
Variable DescriptionsOpperand_Count = 4 Opcode = 56CBDE9E
The unique ID for an object. In this packet, this object gets put into the "container" of the container object. It may also be seen as a "link"
This is a unique ID for a container object. the Object_ID gets "put into" this container. Container types include Inventory, Storage Containers, Buildings or Structures, etc.
This variable is odd. It does not seem to directly related to the client or have any effect. It may just be a serverside containment type. The common two trends are: 4:Add? -1:Remove? |
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04 00 //Operand_Count 9E DE CB 56 //UpdateContainmentMessage 62 C9 8B 12 1E 00 00 00 //Object ID FD 85 10 00 00 00 00 00 //Cell ID FF FF FF FF //ContainmentType?
