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"container" of the container object. It may also be seen as a "link" | "container" of the container object. It may also be seen as a "link" | ||
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This is a unique ID for a container object. the Object_ID gets "put into" | This is a unique ID for a container object. the Object_ID gets "put into" | ||
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| − | * ''' | + | * '''Arrangement Id''': |
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Latest revision as of 00:59, 21 August 2012
Server Packet - UpdateContainmentMessage (56CBDE9E)
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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. All objects are containers, and can be used as containers.
This specifies which arrangement to use for this particular object. It is most often 4 because most objects only have 1 arrangement. (4 being used for 1 because of the 4 "global" arrangements) |
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Sample Packet
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?
