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ZoneSelect support (aka /pick)
I did a good chunk of the dirty work, but if someone else wants to PR and do the rest let me know. I'll work on this eventually otherwise.
RoF2 client has the opcode 0x72d8 when sent from server it'll cause a dialog to pop up asking a user for zone instances:
To generate the above, a packet of size 212 is required.
byte 64 (int64, but only 7 bytes long): SessionID to uniquely identify this request response byte 72 (int8): total options. 10 is the maximum that can fit on the fixed size 212 packet. byte 96 (int16): zoneID byte 98 (int16): Unknown byte 100 (int32): Player Count byte 104 (int32): instance ID (possibly? not displayed?) Then, repeat byte 96 to 104 ordering for the remaining zones. Or zero out if less than 10 options.
A packet generator example:
local pack = Packet(0x72d8, 212, true);
pack:WriteInt64(64, 0x11223344556677); -- SessionID (reply packet contains it)
pack:WriteInt8(72, 10); -- total options
for i = 0,10,1 do
pack:WriteInt16((i*12)+96, 280); -- ZoneID
pack:WriteInt16((i*12)+98, 1); -- Unknown
pack:WriteInt32((i*12)+100, i+1); -- Player Count
pack:WriteInt32((i*12)+104, i+1); -- Instance ID (not displayed)
end
e.self:QueuePacket(pack);
There's a 10 second timer for the client to select an option. Once selected, and press OK client sends a 0xaaba packet in rof2 back to the server, with a size of 12 byte 1 to 7 is the session id the server sent for this request byte 8 is the selected zone option index, starting at 0
- [x] Figure out opcodes for UF, Titanium, SoD for server -> client
- [ ] Add a quest api driven style similar to popup to support this?
- [ ] Add a #pick command ?
- [ ] Instance ID appears to be inside the packet (12 bytes total, with 3 values the 3rd value I can set but UI does not appear to put e.g. Arena (123) with 123 being the instance ID, this may need more research
Titanium 0x161c confirmed, response is 0x0dfe same packet as rof2 both ways, likely other clients are unchanged bytes too