Battlelist Position

[Blequi]

Why the F*** would you right-click and use the context menu?! Alt+click = attack... I NEVER had a problem attacking/following creatures using game window. My code was always 100% accurate. Using the battle window is the dumbest choice.

if player is on screen and is shootable and reachable and ..., but you can't see his character and do right click or alt+click or ..., you get "First go upstairs."

EDIT: another problem, if there are several creatures on the same tile, right-click on tile won't hit the creature you are looking for, etc etc etc

[DarkstaR]

Why the F*** would you right-click and use the context menu?! Alt+click = attack... I NEVER had a problem attacking/following creatures using game window. My code was always 100% accurate. Using the battle window is the dumbest choice.

I suppose then you clicked in the absolute middle of the tile right? The problem I've had with clicking on the game window is when the creature is moving and you have to click somewhere around in the middle of the two squares which the creature is moving from else it will end up in some kind of mapclick.

Just my experiences

The battlelist contains offsets which represent the "between-tile-ness" of a creature. The values go between -32 and 32. You calculate the pixels by floor(value * (tileSize / 32)), making sure all values are float for precision.

[ufo]

There is (used to be) also memory offset for creature position relative to the map tile.
So using that you can easily cut off any missclicks.

[edit]
ROTFL
Looks like a hot topic xD

[DarkstaR]

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There is (used to be) also memory offset for creature position relative to the map tile.
So using that you can easily cut off any missclicks.

Is this

The battlelist contains offsets which represent the "between-tile-ness" of a creature. The values go between -32 and 32. You calculate the pixels by floor(value * (tileSize / 32)), making sure all values are float for precision.

[ottizy]

Why the F*** would you right-click and use the context menu?! Alt+click = attack... I NEVER had a problem attacking/following creatures using game window. My code was always 100% accurate. Using the battle window is the dumbest choice.

if player is on screen and is shootable and reachable and ..., but you can't see his character and do right click or alt+click or ..., you get "First go upstairs."

Forgot about this problem also. But will for sure check out that offset to make the gamewindow clicking more accurate. Thanks

Edit: Btw is there anyone who has any knowledge about the original topic? xD

[ufo]

Look at posts time

[DarkstaR]

Look at posts time

I was first. Go away noob. ???? Profit.

<3

[jo3bingham]

Okay, let's say you're in war and there are 100+ players on screen. Neither of these options are going to be sufficient. At a 1920x1080 resolution you can max the battle window and show roughly 35 creatures. If the player you're looking for is, let's say, number 68 in the battlelist, how do you plan on clicking on him in the battle window? You could scroll, but then you'd have to account for creatures above your target being removed (killed). In the end, using keystrokes/mouseclicks is retarded, and using Tibia's internal functions to do your work is the only sane way to go about it.

[ottizy]

Okay, let's say you're in war and there are 100+ players on screen. Neither of these options are going to be sufficient. At a 1920x1080 resolution you can max the battle window and show roughly 35 creatures. If the player you're looking for is, let's say, number 68 in the battlelist, how do you plan on clicking on him in the battle window? You could scroll, but then you'd have to account for creatures above your target being removed (killed). In the end, using keystrokes/mouseclicks is retarded, and using Tibia's internal functions to do your work is the only sane way to go about it.

So much hate Could we just stay at topic please hihi

[ufo]

Make Lo... BOTS!
Not War ;D