net.psforever.packet.game.objectcreate
CharacterAppearanceData
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object CharacterAppearanceData
| package objectcreate
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External access to the value padding on the name field.
External access to the value padding on the name field. The padding will always be a number 0-7.
the pad length in bits
When a player is released-dead or attached to a zipline, their basic infantry model is replaced with a different one.
When a player is released-dead or attached to a zipline, their basic infantry model is replaced with a different one.
the length of the variable field that exists when using alternate models
Performs a "sizeof()" analysis of the given object.
The calculation reflects the scodec Codec definition rather than the explicit parameter fields.
Performs a "sizeof()" analysis of the given object.
The calculation reflects the scodec Codec definition rather than the explicit parameter fields.
For example, a traditional Int is normally a 32-bit number, often rendered as a 32u number.
When parsed with a uintL(7), it's length will be considered 7 bits (7u).
(Note: being permanently signed, an scodec value of 32u or longer must fit into a Long type.)
the number of bits necessary to measure an object of this class;
defaults to 0L
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A part of a representation of the avatar portion of
ObjectCreateDetailedMessagepacket data.This is a shared partition of the data used to represent how the player's avatar is presented. It is utilized by both
0x17 ObjectCreateMessage CharacterDataand0x18 ObjectCreateDetailedMessage DetailedCharacterData. This can be considered the data that goes into creating the player's model.Only a few changes would occur depending on which packet would deal with the data. One example is
facingYawUpperwhich, when depicting avatars, can be set to represent non-trivial turning angles. When depicting other players, it is limited to a small range of angles in the direction of that model's forward-facing. Another example is the outfit information: not usually represented for avatars; but, always represented for other players.One way the player's model can be changed dramatically involves being depicted as "released." In this form, their body appears as a backpack (or pumpkin or pastry) that can be looted for the equipment carried while alive. Companion data will describe how the player is represented while he is "dead," usually a requirement for being "released." Without that requirement here, it is possible to depicte the player as a "living backpack." The said equipment is also defined elsewhere. Another dramatic change replaces the player's model with a ball of plasma that masks the player while riding zip lines.
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DetailedCharacterDataCharacterData