Difference between revisions of "Resource Container Object"
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Revision as of 20:04, 16 January 2007
Resources in the inventory are created through sending a set of Packets that is very similiar to those which are send for creating other items in the Inventory. The main difference is that resources are not created through CREO Packets but that for Resource Creation ONCR Packets are used.
The creation process begins with an Object Init Packet and an Object Link packet, the main data is send through an ONCR 3 and an ONCR 6 packet and the creation process is ended through an ONCR8, ONCR9, an object finish and an Posture update Packet.
there are still some parts of the ONCR 3 and 6 Packets which are not figured out yet, though as far as I can see they are hopefully not that important.
Please note that -like with everything- these packets can be send standalone in an 00 09 or in the pack as an 00 19. to make this a bit clearer I seperate them as single packets. I did not include the headers though (00 09 wx yz and crc at the end) because thats getting redundant.
The object init Packet contains the ID of the newly created -(resource) Item, the crc of the item to be displayed and its location and orientation in the world should it not happen to be in the inventory / backpack.
| Packet: SceneCreateObjectByCrc Server --> Client |
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05 00 operand count
ea dd 89 fe Opcode SceneCreateObjectByCrc
ea b7 e9 33 18 00 00 00 This is the ID of the newly created
Item / resource
00 00 00 00 This is probably the orientation the item
00 00 00 00 is displayed in when in the world
00 00 00 00
00 00 80 3f this is some unknown float value (1.0 in this case)
91 e2 c7 45 Position X They probably dont have to be send
17 33 3a 43 Position Z (Y) When the resource is created in the
d9 54 8e c5 Position Y (Z) Inventory or backpack
6d 5e ce 88 CRC resource container
00 one single 00
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The SMSG_OBJ_LINK packet links the item to the container where its to be created in. This is either a backpack, an inventory, and probably a hopper or house, too.
| Packet: UpdateContainmentMessage Server --> Client |
04 00 9e de cb 56 UpdateContainmentMessage ea b7 e9 33 18 00 00 00 ID of the created Item / resource 96 5c 2b 03 18 00 00 00 ID of the players Inventory / or the backpack, or the hopper....... ff ff ff ff ???? in the creos the value is 4 in the NGE Logs Ive seen ff ff ff ff ..... |
| Packet: BaselinesMessage - ONCR 6 Server --> Client |
[UINT16] 05 00
[UINT32] 0c 5f a7 68 BaselinesMessage
[UINT64] object ID
[UINT32] 4f 4e 43 52 ONCR 6
[UINT8] 6
[UINT32] size size of the remaining packet
[UINT16] 6 item operand count ???? doubt that.....
[UINT32] 5e 00 00 00 (!!??!!) different values in the NGE
depending on resource
CAVECAVECAVECAVECAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111oneelevenCAVECAVECAVECAVE
have to be an empty string and zero string length in our pub13 client!!!!!!
[UINT16] length length of string
[STRING] string "resource_container_d" cave zero length
and empty string for pub 13 client
[UINT32] 00 00 00 00
CAVECAVECAVECAVECAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111oneelevenCAVECAVECAVECAVE
have to be an empty string and zero string length in our pub13 client!!!!!!
[UINT16] length length of string
[STRING] string "anorganic_minerals_small" cave zero length
and empty string for pub 13 client
[UINT32] a0 86 01 00 dezimal 100.000 its the max stack size but
has somehow no effect.....??????
[UINT16] length length string
[STRING] "armophous_rudic"
[UINT32] length UNICODE string
[STRING] [Resource Name]
[UINT32] 00 00 00 00
[UINT32] 00 00 00 00
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| Packet: BaselinesMessage - ONCR 8 Server --> Client |
[UINT16] 05 00 operand count [UINT32] 0c 5f a7 68 BaselinesMessage [UINT64] Obj ID [UINT32] 4f 4e 43 52 08 ONCR 8 [UINT8] 8 [UINT16] 02 00 [UINT32] 00 00 00 00 |
| Packet: BaselinesMessage - ONCR 9 Server --> Client |
[UINT16] 05 00 [UINT32] 0c 5f a7 68 BaselinesMessage [UINT64] OBJ ID [UINT32] 4f 4e 43 52 ONCR 9 [UINT8] 9 [UINT16] 02 00 [UINT32] 00 00 00 00 |
| Packet: SceneEndBaselines - ONCR 6 Server --> Client |
[UINT16] 02 00 [UINT32] 37 60 43 2c SceneEndBaselines [UINT64] OBJ ID |
