Preview Stack Furnis

Trundle33

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Feb 13, 2019
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Hello! I would like to know how I make it when moving a furni above another to visualize how it would look, as well as in the image.
Does anyone know which packets are responsible for this?
Image:
 

Damien

Don't need glasses if you can C#
Feb 26, 2012
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It's not a packet, its embedded into the habbo swf
You're wrong, there's 2 packets related to the room height map. The first is when the room is loaded which registers the total height for each tile in the room, the other updates the tiles with the new height when a new item is added to a tiles.

If you send me the revision you're using I'll send post the packet Ids and structures into this thread.
 

JayC

Always Learning
Aug 8, 2013
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You're wrong, there's 2 packets related to the room height map. The first is when the room is loaded which registers the total height for each tile in the room, the other updates the tiles with the new height when a new item is added to a tiles.

If you send me the revision you're using I'll send post the packet Ids and structures into this thread.
Oh thanks I didn't know you could change this ?
 

Trundle33

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Feb 13, 2019
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You're wrong, there's 2 packets related to the room height map. The first is when the room is loaded which registers the total height for each tile in the room, the other updates the tiles with the new height when a new item is added to a tiles.

If you send me the revision you're using I'll send post the packet Ids and structures into this thread.

Hello, thank you very much, I'm using a version PRODUCTION-201607262204-86871104
 

Whatever

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Oct 10, 2017
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You're wrong, there's 2 packets related to the room height map. The first is when the room is loaded which registers the total height for each tile in the room, the other updates the tiles with the new height when a new item is added to a tiles.

If you send me the revision you're using I'll send post the packet Ids and structures into this thread.
Lol, I need
 

Damien

Don't need glasses if you can C#
Feb 26, 2012
434
647
Oops, sorry guys.

Headers
Code:
HeightMapMessageComposer = 1801; //PRODUCTION-201607262204-86871104
Code:
UpdateStackHeightMessageComposer = 2158; //PRODUCTION-201607262204-86871104


Packet Structures
HeightMapMessageComposer:
Code:
int; //Room width
int; //Count, room tiles (room width * length)
startLoop;
     short; //Tile height
endLoop;

UpdateStackHeightMessageComposer:
Code:
byte; //Count, tiles to update
startLoop;
     byte; //Position X
     byte; //Position Y
     short; //Tile height
endLoop;
 

Whatever

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Oct 10, 2017
4
2
Oops, sorry guys.

Headers
Code:
HeightMapMessageComposer = 1801; //PRODUCTION-201607262204-86871104
Code:
UpdateStackHeightMessageComposer = 2158; //PRODUCTION-201607262204-86871104


Packet Structures
HeightMapMessageComposer:
Code:
int; //Room width
int; //Count, room tiles (room width * length)
startLoop;
     short; //Tile height
endLoop;

UpdateStackHeightMessageComposer:
Code:
byte; //Count, tiles to update
startLoop;
     byte; //Position X
     byte; //Position Y
     short; //Tile height
endLoop;
amazing dude!!! Very thanks
 

Trundle33

New Member
Feb 13, 2019
18
4
Oops, sorry guys.

Headers
Code:
HeightMapMessageComposer = 1801; //PRODUCTION-201607262204-86871104
Code:
UpdateStackHeightMessageComposer = 2158; //PRODUCTION-201607262204-86871104


Packet Structures
HeightMapMessageComposer:
Code:
int; //Room width
int; //Count, room tiles (room width * length)
startLoop;
     short; //Tile height
endLoop;

UpdateStackHeightMessageComposer:
Code:
byte; //Count, tiles to update
startLoop;
     byte; //Position X
     byte; //Position Y
     short; //Tile height
endLoop;
thank you !!!
 

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