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[sabinati]

unreal world

[ravenguard19]

Unreal world?
Hmm can u say something more about this game?
Are there any caves , building system and crafting system?
And how about fighting is there any skills or something?

[sabinati]

check it out for yourself
http://www.jmp.fi/~smaarane/urw.html
http://unrealworld.wikia.com/wiki/Unreal_World_Wiki

[ravenguard19]

Ok i tried this game but its hmm not that what iam looking for
Haven And Hearth are giving me all what i need
Caves, Ores, Crafting, Fishing, Farming, hunting, PvP, and the best part exploring
Unreal maybe give some of those things but interface and graphics are just ugly :/

[loftar]

Well it can't be done without some info from devs.
The most I need is: coordinates of char GFX pieces. So when I calculate char screen position out of grid coordinates I need to know distance for each body part from that coordinates. Or maybe other way devs have done this... I dunno. It's made on server side

It's not on the server side. It's the Resource.Image.o variable (o as in offset). The only thing the server sends to the client is a list of resources to draw together; the client does all the coordinate calculation entirely on its own.

[jgudge]

Well it can't be done without some info from devs.
The most I need is: coordinates of char GFX pieces. So when I calculate char screen position out of grid coordinates I need to know distance for each body part from that coordinates. Or maybe other way devs have done this... I dunno. It's made on server side

It's not on the server side. It's the Resource.Image.o variable (o as in offset). The only thing the server sends to the client is a list of resources to draw together; the client does all the coordinate calculation entirely on its own.

[Butko]

Well it can't be done without some info from devs.
The most I need is: coordinates of char GFX pieces. So when I calculate char screen position out of grid coordinates I need to know distance for each body part from that coordinates. Or maybe other way devs have done this... I dunno. It's made on server side

It's not on the server side. It's the Resource.Image.o variable (o as in offset). The only thing the server sends to the client is a list of resources to draw together; the client does all the coordinate calculation entirely on its own.

O khere is stored offset, but where is calculated? Image constructor gets argument byte[] buf. This argument is passed to method where is only if byte is negative and it's added 256 if it is.
Where is calculation of coordinates of character pieces done? This code is very confusing and more I read less I find :S As I understand Resource class is only a class for loading and "storing" graphical objects. Actual calculations must be done somewhere else. Like to check if image is one of character pieces and if it, check which one it is and then calculate it's position relative to...?

[loftar]

O khere is stored offset, but where is calculated? Image constructor gets argument byte[] buf. This argument is passed to method where is only if byte is negative and it's added 256 if it is.
Where is calculation of coordinates of character pieces done? This code is very confusing and more I read less I find :S As I understand Resource class is only a class for loading and "storing" graphical objects. Actual calculations must be done somewhere else. Like to check if image is one of character pieces and if it, check which one it is and then calculate it's position relative to...?

Sorry, I don't understand what you're asking.

[Bigzion]

Unreal maybe give some of those things but interface and graphics are just ugly :/

Thats why we graphics whores play H&H.

[Butko]

O khere is stored offset, but where is calculated? Image constructor gets argument byte[] buf. This argument is passed to method where is only if byte is negative and it's added 256 if it is.
Where is calculation of coordinates of character pieces done? This code is very confusing and more I read less I find :S As I understand Resource class is only a class for loading and "storing" graphical objects. Actual calculations must be done somewhere else. Like to check if image is one of character pieces and if it, check which one it is and then calculate it's position relative to...?

Sorry, I don't understand what you're asking.

The variable u told me that only stores coordinates of each graphic piece.
There must somewhere be formula to calculate location of graphic pieces of character. Where is that done? Is it hardcoded somewhere, calculated,...?
To sum up: how do u get those numbers and where?