40 lines
1.2 KiB
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40 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
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{{packet\|name=Construct Map Region\|description=Constructs the map
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region\|opcode=241\|type=Variable Short\|length=N/A\|revision=317}} ==
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Construct Map Region ==
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=== Description ===
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This packet constructs the map region.
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=== Packet Structure === {\|border=2 ! Data Type ! Description \|- \|
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\[\[Data Types\#Standard data types\|Additional Short\]\] \| The players
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region y plus 6. \|- \| \[\[Data Types\#Standard data types\|Short\]\]
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\| The players region x plus 6. \|- \|}
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=== Other Information ===
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After the region y is sent, you need to initialize the bit access. Then,
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loop through the z (which can only go up to 3). Still in the for-loop,
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you need to go through the x's (up to 12). Then, loop through the y's
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(up to 12).
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All of this is in the all three for-loops!
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Step 1: Then you'll get the tile of x, y, and z.
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Step 2: Then you need to send the bits 1 and (if tile is null) 1
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otherwise, 0.
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Step 3: Check if the tile is not null. Within this if-statement, you put
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these bits...
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{\|border=2 ! Method \|- \| putBits(26, tile.getX() \<\< 14 \|
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tile.getY() \<\< 3 \| tile.getZ() \<\< 24 \| tile.getRotation() \<\< 1)
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\|- \|}
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Out of the for-loops!
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Step 1: Finish the bit access and send the region x.
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Done.
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