Yoko

The massmove command does not process the wait outside of the normal client thread, at least not to my knowledge.

So when you are moving 100+ items with a 350 ms delay, the client is frozen and completely unresponsive for a couple minutes.

Is there any way to fix this or at least make it parse ...

So this is a bug with the parser injection uses and there is no way to fix it without switching? Not even an ugly workaround I could do?

This script doesn't actually add the items. It adds, waits for the cursor to come up, then cancels. Then works from what the dialogue is for the add cursor to determine what the item is.

I really don't think this is script dependent, as sometimes it crashes 20 in, sometimes 200 in, and it happens ...

Sorry for the trouble, but this script only runs a couple dozen iterations, usually no more then a hundred or so, then gives an "unhandled exception in parser". If I click ok then try to do more actions in the client, it soon freezes and gives the injection "wait 5 seconds dialogue. However, I get ...

I've been writing some various admin tools for use with injection and i've recently come across another problem that i'm wondering if there's a workaroudn for.

Is there any way to read the text from a GUI? For example, i'm trying to pull and print out the data you'll get from certain gm commands ...

Actually the client is fine, it's just a modified 1.26.4b client that had a bit of code patched onto it, i assume in assembly, so that it can handle compressed data files so the patch is smaller. The problem is, the encryption key isn't the default 1.26.4b one, and ylaunch can't decrypt it to get a ...

How do you manually find the encryption key in a client? This one is heavily modified from the standard client, so ylaunch cannot mess with it. Is there another way, possibly hex, to do it by hand?

No one knows where the encryption keys are stored/how?

All i need is a starting point, i can try to go from there.

I have kind of a curious question i can't really get an answer on.
Again, still on a sphere 51a shard. We don't have a copy of the source, and we can't find one anywhere, i assume they're all gone. If anyone has one it'd make this easy.

Anyway, is anyone familiar with how the sphere encryption ...

I remember reading somewhere, but i may be confusing it with something else. Is there a command or a set variable or xml change i can make to change what the titlebar says?

The main reason i ask this is so i can sync axis with my uo client so it can still send information from button clicks ...

Tried using that, but it kept saying there was no targetting to cancel.

Btw, updated script. Also includes error handling for items that do not exist.

sub itemfinder()
VAR hexnum
VAR num
var i
var BackP = 0x4000D00E # ID of your backpack, to cancel targetting
var itemName
var itemTemp ...

Thank you all for your help. I figure the least i can do is post the finished code for you all. I've scripted a few other staff/GM tools to help running a shard, and for catching cheaters. If there's any want i'll clean up/document those scripts and post them as well.

Also this is the first time ...

...... I feel stupid. I didn't even think to try standard char selection via array....


Thank you. Sorry for wasting your time on such a simple matter. *facepalm*

UO.Int2Hex(0) -> 0x000000
I need 0, or 000000.
UO.Int2Hex(1) -> 0x000001
I need 1, or 000001.

I need a way to do it, or a way to remove the 0x prefix.
Maybe if i write it in code it will help, since apparently the translation

000001 != 0x000001

I need 000001.

I'm writing a program to catalogue all items in the shard.

UO.say(".add " + var)
where var is every number between 1 - 9999.
It then finds the item on the ground, pulls info from it which is sent to a text window, which another program i have pulls from and puts into a database.

Essentially ...

*sigh*

let's try this one more time. Again, i apologize for being unable to write this in russian, as i'm pretty sure that's the language barrier.

UO.hex2int gives an output of the form 0x0000.
I need an output just in the form of 0000.

Is there a way to format uo.hext2int so that it does ...

I need to convert a decimal number to hex, without the 0x prelude. I think you misunderstood me. I did not need to prefix 0x, just need a way to count from 1 to ffff in hex, without doing it in decimal + 1 then converting manually through long hard math.

EDIT: Ok, that worked, sort of.

Is there any way to do it without it being preceeded by 0x?

The command would accept an input of 000c, or 0c, or preferably just c, but it won't take 0x00000c.

Is there a way to count or convert decimal numbers to hex? i'm using a script that i need to have values from 1-ffff and i don't want to manually write conversion code if it already exists.

This code is supposed to randomly summon an npc from 0000 to 1fff. The problem is, when run, it gives the same "random" number to each of the j arrays. I have a workaround using random16 random17 random18 and throwing out excess numbers, but is there a way to make it work with 3 calls for the same ...