[req]health Bar

[Cleroth]

So yea, like HB2..

What I did was add the HP% to each "tile" (only client side, the server just sends it with the tileupdate).

Then, I also added the HP% to the damage packets.

That's basically how it works.

It's not that hard to do it...

Why not putting HP% in each mob instead of each tile. Seems better to me.
Btw Ice-T you don't need a sprite to draw a simple gradient...

[Ice-T]

if u want it to look good you do

[Cleroth]

Does it look good?

[Ice-T]

looks too windowsy:S

it looks out of place, and doesnt follow the shitty gfx of hb

[Cleroth]

the 'Boss' in pink does look very gay in HB. It looks like you're fighting a girl or something

[Ice-T]

yeh it should look all pixelated and shitty and in red

[Cleroth]

It also should have a typo in it.
Like 'Bos' 'Bosh' 'Box' 'Bose' 'Bosse' something like that. That sure would look alot more like HB

[Jaap]

So yea, like HB2..

What I did was add the HP% to each "tile" (only client side, the server just sends it with the tileupdate).

Then, I also added the HP% to the damage packets.

That's basically how it works.

It's not that hard to do it...

Why not putting HP% in each mob instead of each tile. Seems better to me.
Btw Ice-T you don't need a sprite to draw a simple gradient...

Uh hello? The mobs are sent "per tile". The server sends information per tile, not per mob.

So for every tile, there are 4 types of information:
1) Player/NPC (Alive)
2) Deadplayer/ DeadNPC
3) Item
4) Dynamicobject

the distinction is made by "ucHeader" which can be 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04 who in turn match with the numbers in the above list.

I added HP% to ucHeader 0x01, and in the damage packets (to update it when you damage someone/something). That's all.

Oh and then there is the graphics client side of course.

[Cleroth]

uh Hello? Mobs have IDs ( like players? )? Maybe it's just because I'm a little confused with some other shit. It was like a function RequestNPCInformation, something like that. I used it in my text based client and it did give me NPCs information I request. Like requesting the NPC information of the 10001 and it'll give you his position etc.... ( BTW, I used that to find people on the same map, you can know if someone is in 35,60 even if you're in 150,150 )

See that button 'check' checks all players on that map/hg and displays them with a dot on the minimap.


As simple as that. The way Helbreath is is mass gay. I don't code HB anymore anyway.

EDIT: There, checked my sources ( checks the first 100 players on HG ):

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  	for(w=1;w<100;w++){
    SendToHG(MSGID_REQUEST_FULLOBJECTDATA,w);
  	}	

Yes, that can be done with a client. Happy hacking.

[locobans]

"Not coding hb anymore"

Pretty sure about that? :unsure:

[James!]

uh Hello? Mobs have IDs ( like players? )? Maybe it's just because I'm a little confused with some other shit. It was like a function RequestNPCInformation, something like that. I used it in my text based client and it did give me NPCs information I request. Like requesting the NPC information of the 10001 and it'll give you his position etc.... ( BTW, I used that to find people on the same map, you can know if someone is in 35,60 even if you're in 150,150 )

See that button 'check' checks all players on that map/hg and displays them with a dot on the minimap.


As simple as that. The way Helbreath is is mass gay. I don't code HB anymore anyway.

EDIT: There, checked my sources ( checks the first 100 players on HG ):

Code: Select all

  	for(w=1;w<100;w++){
    SendToHG(MSGID_REQUEST_FULLOBJECTDATA,w);
  	}	

Yes, that can be done with a client. Happy hacking.

release this source

[locobans]

Please don't <_<

[Jaap]

If you think that when you walk around you receive every NPC's full object data then you're wrong. The full object data is too much data to be send each time.

It doesn't matter if your tool uses the full object data, the client doesn't - only in a few cases where it is needed (cant think of any right now).

[Cleroth]

"Not coding hb anymore"

Pretty sure about that? :unsure:

Yes.