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Adding click-to-buff removal to interlude
Being able to remove UD, Snipe, Stealth or CoV is great, especially in Interlude where these skills don't have a penalty enchant. Many people are already used to canceling Chant of Revenge before pressing Mirage or healing by removing Celestial Shield.
We will need
server sources
interface.u sources with compiler
Everything you need is freely available.
The server part
The server in our case is ACIS 36x, but any one will do (perhaps PTS). All that is required is to add a command that will remove the specified buff. To keep the example simple, let's get by with a bypass
To remove the buff, more modern clients send a RequestDispel packet , so we'll use the term dispel
First, let's add a dispel method to L2Character. Similar to more recent versions of the game, it will not remove effects that should remain after death (for example, penalties), debuffs, dances and songs:
// L2Character.java
public final void dispelSkillEffect ( int skillId, int skillLevel ) {
// Find skill with matching ID and level
final L2Skill skill = SkillTable. getInstance ( ) . getInfo ( skillId, skillLevel ) ;
// Skill wasn't found and can't be dispelled
if ( skill == null )
{
return ;
}
// Penalty-like or debuff skill effect can't be dispelled
if ( skill.isStayAfterDeath ( ) || skill. isDebuff ( ) )
{
return ;
}
// Dance-like skill effect can't be dispelled
if ( skill. isDance ( ) )
{
return ;
}
// Stop skill effect by ID
_effects. stopSkillEffects ( skill. getId ( ) ) ;
}
Code: Java
Now let's add the bypass handling to the runImpl of the RequestBypassToServer network packet that comes from the client. Since the dispelSkillEffect method requires a skill ID and skill level as arguments, the client must pass them as parameters to the dispel command :
// RequestBypassToServer.java
// Usage: _dispel:<int:skill_id>,<int:skill_level>
// Example: _dispel:313,8
else if ( _command. startsWith ( "_dispel" ) )
{
// Cut out command params
String params = _command. substring ( _command. indexOf ( ":" ) + 1 ) ;
// Split params into tokens
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer ( params, "," ) ;
// Get skill ID from first token
intid = Integer . parseInt ( st.nextToken ( ) ) ; _ // Get skill level from second token int level = Integer . parseInt ( st.nextToken ( ) ) ; _ // Dispel skill effect on current character
activeChar. dispelSkillEffect ( id, level ) ; }
Code: Java
Call example: _dispel:313,8 I
recommend making a command with similar parameters instead of bypass. In addition, then players will be able to write macros to remove the buff .
Client-side
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to track Alt + Click in the Interlude client, so we use the usual double-click of the left mouse button to remove the buff . The event will be handled by the AbnormalStatusWnd window , which displays the icons of buffs and debuffs
Algorithm:
1. We listen in the window AbnormalStatusWnd double click event (OnLButtonDblClick)
2. Determine the buff that was clicked (via StatusIcon.GetItem)
3. Determine the ID and skill level of this buff (via GetSkillInfo)
4. We send a request to the server (via RequestBypassToServer or ExecuteCommand)
5. We call dispelSkillEffect on the server with the received ID and skill level
The double-click event of the left mouse button OnLButtonDblClick receives only the click coordinates as arguments. At the same time, StatusIcon.GetItem requires specifying the row and column of the cell. Accordingly, it is necessary to determine in which row and which column of our buffs the player clicked
Since we know that the size of the buff cell is 24 pixels, and the size of the handle for which the window is dragged is 12 pixels, it is easy to calculate the row and cell: it is enough to determine the coordinates of the window with buffs, subtract all values and divide the remainder by the cell size. Values will be rounded correctly when cast to int First, let's add the NSTATUSICON_SIZE
constant , which describes the size of the buff cell, to the top of the script. The rest of the developer's constants have already been described:
// AbnormalStatusWnd.uc
class AbnormalStatusWnd extends UIScript ;
const NSTATUSICON_FRAMESIZE = 12 ;
const NSTATUSICON_MAXCOL = 12 ;
const NSTATUSICON_SIZE = 24 ;
// ...
Now, anywhere (for example, immediately after the OnEvent function), add the handling of the double click event:
// AbnormalStatusWnd.uc
function OnLButtonDblClick ( int X , int Y ) {
local Rect windowBounds ;
local int targetRow ;
local int targetCol ;
local StatusIconInfo info ;
local SkillInfo skillInfo ;
// Find window position
windowBounds = Me. GetRect ( ) ;
// Process clicks outside of window frame only
if ( X > ( windowBounds. nX + NSTATUSICON_FRAMESIZE ) ) { //
Calc row and col of targeted icon
targetRow = ( Y - windowBounds. nY ) / NSTATUSICON_SIZE ;
targetCol = ( X - windowBounds. nX - NSTATUSICON_FRAMESIZE ) / NSTATUSICON_SIZE ;
// Store status info of targeted icon
StatusIcon. GetItem ( targetRow , targetCol , info ) ;
// Store actual skill info and make sure it is exists
if ( GetSkillInfo ( info. ClassID , info. Level , skillInfo ) ) {
// Request server to stop skill effect
// Usage: _dispel:<int:skill_id>,<int :skill_level>
// Example: _dispel:313,8
RequestBypassToServer ( "_dispel:" $ string ( skillInfo. SkillID ) $ "," $ string ( skillInfo. SkillLevel ) ) ) ;
}
}
}
Compile interface.u, copy it to the client, run the game
Done!
Flying Damage [H5]
Make window OnScreenMessageExWnd with 28 textboxes on screen center:
Add it to a new *.uc class with the same name (OnScreenMessageExWnd)
class OnScreenMessageExWnd extends UICommonAPI;
const DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET = 100;
const MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE = 28;
var WindowHandle Me;
var TextBoxHandle DamageText[MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE];
function OnLoad()
{
local int i;
Me = GetWindowHandle("OnScreenMessageExWnd");
for (i=0; i<MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE; i++)
{
DamageText = GetTextBoxHandle("OnScreenMessageExWnd.DamageText-0-" $ i);
}
}
function OnRegisterEvent()
{
RegisterEvent( EV_SystemMessage );
}
function OnEvent(int Event_ID, string param)
{
switch( Event_ID )
{
case EV_SystemMessage:
HandleSystemMessage(param);
break;
}
}
function HandleSystemMessage (string a_Param)
{
local int SystemMsgIndex, DamageToPlayer, i;
ParseInt(a_Param,"Index",SystemMsgIndex);
switch (SystemMsgIndex)
{
case 2261: //player msg
case 2281: //summoner msg
for(i=0; i<MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE; i++)
{
if(DamageText.GetText() == "")
{
DamageText.SetAlpha(255);
ParseInt( a_Param, "Param3", DamageToPlayer);
DamageText.SetText(string(DamageToPlayer));
DamageText.SetAnchor( "OnScreenMessageExWnd", "BottomCenter", "BottomCenter", -200 + Rand(150), Rand(60) );
DamageText.ClearAnchor();
DamageText.Move(0, -1500, 8f);
DamageText.SetAlpha( 0, 2.8f );
Me.KillTimer(i + DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET + 1);
Me.SetTimer(i + DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET + 1, 2500);
break;
}
}
break;
}
}
function OnTimer (int TimerID)
{
Me.KillTimer(TimerID);
if(TimerID >= 101 && TimerID <= 200)
DamageText[TimerID-DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET-1].SetText("");
}
Result:
Credits by SHEV, Empatic, NevesOma, deMEV, SGERfjs, Rolo, lot others and unknown
NPC Interlude-CT2.3-H5
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Weapons Interlude
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Accesories Interlude
Accesories CT2.3
Accesories H5
Armors Interlude
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Armors Interlude-H5
Armors CT2.1
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Armors H5
Skills Interlude
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Maps Interlude
Mounts Interlude
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Interfaces H5
Interfaces Essence
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Java Mods/Add-Ons
Java Mods/Add-Ons Interlude
Tools
+
Updaters
Splashs
Guides
Adding click-to-buff removal to interlude
Being able to remove UD, Snipe, Stealth or CoV is great, especially in Interlude where these skills don't have a penalty enchant. Many people are already used to canceling Chant of Revenge before pressing Mirage or healing by removing Celestial Shield.
We will need
server sources
interface.u sources with compiler
Everything you need is freely available.
The server part
The server in our case is ACIS 36x, but any one will do (perhaps PTS). All that is required is to add a command that will remove the specified buff. To keep the example simple, let's get by with a bypass
To remove the buff, more modern clients send a RequestDispel packet , so we'll use the term dispel
First, let's add a dispel method to L2Character. Similar to more recent versions of the game, it will not remove effects that should remain after death (for example, penalties), debuffs, dances and songs:
// L2Character.java
public final void dispelSkillEffect ( int skillId, int skillLevel ) {
// Find skill with matching ID and level
final L2Skill skill = SkillTable. getInstance ( ) . getInfo ( skillId, skillLevel ) ;
// Skill wasn't found and can't be dispelled
if ( skill == null )
{
return ;
}
// Penalty-like or debuff skill effect can't be dispelled
if ( skill.isStayAfterDeath ( ) || skill. isDebuff ( ) )
{
return ;
}
// Dance-like skill effect can't be dispelled
if ( skill. isDance ( ) )
{
return ;
}
// Stop skill effect by ID
_effects. stopSkillEffects ( skill. getId ( ) ) ;
}
Code: Java
Now let's add the bypass handling to the runImpl of the RequestBypassToServer network packet that comes from the client. Since the dispelSkillEffect method requires a skill ID and skill level as arguments, the client must pass them as parameters to the dispel command :
// RequestBypassToServer.java
// Usage: _dispel:<int:skill_id>,<int:skill_level>
// Example: _dispel:313,8
else if ( _command. startsWith ( "_dispel" ) )
{
// Cut out command params
String params = _command. substring ( _command. indexOf ( ":" ) + 1 ) ;
// Split params into tokens
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer ( params, "," ) ;
// Get skill ID from first token
intid = Integer . parseInt ( st.nextToken ( ) ) ; _ // Get skill level from second token int level = Integer . parseInt ( st.nextToken ( ) ) ; _ // Dispel skill effect on current character
activeChar. dispelSkillEffect ( id, level ) ; }
Code: Java
Call example: _dispel:313,8 I
recommend making a command with similar parameters instead of bypass. In addition, then players will be able to write macros to remove the buff .
Client-side
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to track Alt + Click in the Interlude client, so we use the usual double-click of the left mouse button to remove the buff . The event will be handled by the AbnormalStatusWnd window , which displays the icons of buffs and debuffs
Algorithm:
1. We listen in the window AbnormalStatusWnd double click event (OnLButtonDblClick)
2. Determine the buff that was clicked (via StatusIcon.GetItem)
3. Determine the ID and skill level of this buff (via GetSkillInfo)
4. We send a request to the server (via RequestBypassToServer or ExecuteCommand)
5. We call dispelSkillEffect on the server with the received ID and skill level
The double-click event of the left mouse button OnLButtonDblClick receives only the click coordinates as arguments. At the same time, StatusIcon.GetItem requires specifying the row and column of the cell. Accordingly, it is necessary to determine in which row and which column of our buffs the player clicked
Since we know that the size of the buff cell is 24 pixels, and the size of the handle for which the window is dragged is 12 pixels, it is easy to calculate the row and cell: it is enough to determine the coordinates of the window with buffs, subtract all values and divide the remainder by the cell size. Values will be rounded correctly when cast to int First, let's add the NSTATUSICON_SIZE
constant , which describes the size of the buff cell, to the top of the script. The rest of the developer's constants have already been described:
// AbnormalStatusWnd.uc
class AbnormalStatusWnd extends UIScript ;
const NSTATUSICON_FRAMESIZE = 12 ;
const NSTATUSICON_MAXCOL = 12 ;
const NSTATUSICON_SIZE = 24 ;
// ...
Now, anywhere (for example, immediately after the OnEvent function), add the handling of the double click event:
// AbnormalStatusWnd.uc
function OnLButtonDblClick ( int X , int Y ) {
local Rect windowBounds ;
local int targetRow ;
local int targetCol ;
local StatusIconInfo info ;
local SkillInfo skillInfo ;
// Find window position
windowBounds = Me. GetRect ( ) ;
// Process clicks outside of window frame only
if ( X > ( windowBounds. nX + NSTATUSICON_FRAMESIZE ) ) { //
Calc row and col of targeted icon
targetRow = ( Y - windowBounds. nY ) / NSTATUSICON_SIZE ;
targetCol = ( X - windowBounds. nX - NSTATUSICON_FRAMESIZE ) / NSTATUSICON_SIZE ;
// Store status info of targeted icon
StatusIcon. GetItem ( targetRow , targetCol , info ) ;
// Store actual skill info and make sure it is exists
if ( GetSkillInfo ( info. ClassID , info. Level , skillInfo ) ) {
// Request server to stop skill effect
// Usage: _dispel:<int:skill_id>,<int :skill_level>
// Example: _dispel:313,8
RequestBypassToServer ( "_dispel:" $ string ( skillInfo. SkillID ) $ "," $ string ( skillInfo. SkillLevel ) ) ) ;
}
}
}
Compile interface.u, copy it to the client, run the game
Done!
Flying Damage [H5]
Make window OnScreenMessageExWnd with 28 textboxes on screen center:
Add it to a new *.uc class with the same name (OnScreenMessageExWnd)
class OnScreenMessageExWnd extends UICommonAPI;
const DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET = 100;
const MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE = 28;
var WindowHandle Me;
var TextBoxHandle DamageText[MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE];
function OnLoad()
{
local int i;
Me = GetWindowHandle("OnScreenMessageExWnd");
for (i=0; i<MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE; i++)
{
DamageText = GetTextBoxHandle("OnScreenMessageExWnd.DamageText-0-" $ i);
}
}
function OnRegisterEvent()
{
RegisterEvent( EV_SystemMessage );
}
function OnEvent(int Event_ID, string param)
{
switch( Event_ID )
{
case EV_SystemMessage:
HandleSystemMessage(param);
break;
}
}
function HandleSystemMessage (string a_Param)
{
local int SystemMsgIndex, DamageToPlayer, i;
ParseInt(a_Param,"Index",SystemMsgIndex);
switch (SystemMsgIndex)
{
case 2261: //player msg
case 2281: //summoner msg
for(i=0; i<MAX_DAMAGE_MESSAGE; i++)
{
if(DamageText.GetText() == "")
{
DamageText.SetAlpha(255);
ParseInt( a_Param, "Param3", DamageToPlayer);
DamageText.SetText(string(DamageToPlayer));
DamageText.SetAnchor( "OnScreenMessageExWnd", "BottomCenter", "BottomCenter", -200 + Rand(150), Rand(60) );
DamageText.ClearAnchor();
DamageText.Move(0, -1500, 8f);
DamageText.SetAlpha( 0, 2.8f );
Me.KillTimer(i + DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET + 1);
Me.SetTimer(i + DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET + 1, 2500);
break;
}
}
break;
}
}
function OnTimer (int TimerID)
{
Me.KillTimer(TimerID);
if(TimerID >= 101 && TimerID <= 200)
DamageText[TimerID-DAMAGE_MESSAGE_OFFSET-1].SetText("");
}
Result:
Credits by SHEV, Empatic, NevesOma, deMEV, SGERfjs, Rolo, lot others and unknown
