| version 1.8 | | version 1.9 |
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| stats. All values are binary. that <stat> values are listed in the | | stats. All values are binary. that <stat> values are listed in the |
| newclient.h file. All the values sent are 16 bits with these | | newclient.h file. All the values sent are 16 bits with these |
| exceptions: | | exceptions: |
| -experience (including skill experieince), weight limit: | | -weight limit: |
| data is 32 bits. | | data is 32 bits. |
| -speed, weapon_sp is converted to an int first by multiply by | | -speed, weapon_sp is converted to an int first by multiply by |
| FLOAT_MULTI (as defined innewclient.h) and then sent as | | FLOAT_MULTI (as defined innewclient.h) and then sent as |
| 32 bits. | | 32 bits. |
| -range, title are sent as strings with their length preceded. The | | -range, title are sent as strings with their length preceded. The |
| length is 1 byte. | | length is 1 byte. |
| | | -experience: If the client uses the 'exp64' setup flag, this is sent |
| | | as 64 bit data, otherwise, 32 bit data (with appropriate loss of |
| | | information. To make tracking of this easier, a different stat |
| | | type is used for 64 bit data (CS_STAT_EXP64) compared to 32 bit - |
| | | thus, the client can know what to do based on stat type. However, |
| | | for the run of the session, either CS_STAT_EXP64 of CS_STAT_EXP will |
| | | get used, never both. |
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| | | -skill experience: this is only set if exp64 is set. This is sent |
| | | as the skill level, followed by the skill exp (thus, 9 bytes + |
| | | the stat type byte) |
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| ****************************************************************************** | | ****************************************************************************** |
| COMMANDS RELATING TO IMAGE INFORMATION TRANSMISSION | | COMMANDS RELATING TO IMAGE INFORMATION TRANSMISSION |
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| The following options are supported: | | The following options are supported: |
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| sound, sexp (send skill experience). | | sound |
| Set to true if the client wants to get sent this information, | | Set to true if the client wants to get sent sound information. |
| false otherwise. These are integers in string form (0/1). | | This is an integer in string form (0/1). |
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| | | exp64: If true, client can handle the 64 bit exp values that |
| | | are now used. Otherwise, values are sent as 32 bit. Setting |
| | | this flag also means that skill exp will be sent, and it will |
| | | be sent in revised method as described in the stats command. |
| | | Value is an integer in string format. |
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| | | sexp (send skill experience): |
| | | Obsolete - was used to denote that client wanted skill exp |
| | | sent. Under revised skill system, this info just doesn't |
| | | exist anymore in the same form. |
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| map1cmd: parameter is an integer in string form like above. | | map1cmd: parameter is an integer in string form like above. |
| this requests the server to use/not use the map1 protocol | | this requests the server to use/not use the map1 protocol |
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| request should always do the right thing with the | | request should always do the right thing with the |
| returned information. | | returned information. |
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| | | skill_info (no parameters) |
| | | This returns the skill number to skill name mappings. In this |
| | | way, new skills can be added in the server, and the client |
| | | can use this new skill information with no changes to the code. |
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| | | All data below is in text format. Format is: |
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| | | stat number:skill name |
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| | | Where stat number is the number that will be used to send |
| | | that skill information. Example: |
| | | 141:lockpicking |
| | | 142:hiding |
| | | 143:smithery |
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