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About the original post, here are some thoughts: That is a nice idea to save yourself from simple crashes. Case 1: player = nullptr; ... player->addItem(...); Here your memory is probably consistent and your server crashed by calling a nullptr. The fix is probably checking if the player is...

After a long time I've resumed the map generator. As said on the first post, the goal here is to generate the path of a hunting cave. For that, I've chosen to study Cellular Automaton. Basically we create a simple set of rules to determine the state of a Tile over several iterations. Here, tile...

Hello, There's been a while since I don't post here at OTLand. Last week I've decided to research a subject that has been my interest for years: pseudo-random map generation. This weekend I've made the first prototype: I've chosen Remere's Mapeditor as the base code because it already has...

Steps to reproduce it. And recheck if you properly added all lines from diff file.

Spr stores 32x32 images, however there're a lot of items that uses more pixels than that. When creating a texture from the spr data, it's not very interesting to create many 32x32 textures. Let's say a Demon, it has width 2 and height 2 (if I recall right), if we create simply 32x32 textures we...

FYI: When you load a thing, it's created one big texture for each animation phase including layers, x,y,z patterns, width, height. So, if you have a 2x2 creature with 4 directions and a mask layer, a texture of size 256x256 will be created (there's a function to calculate a power of 2 texture...

As a former OTC developer i'll first say that this discussion about code style is not relevant. There'll always be people saying that 4 spaces are better, or that tabs are better. The important thing is that after chosen, you must stick to the code style. There are probably a few inconsistencies...

https://github.com/BenDol/otclient-candybot

It's already implemented.

Someone once posted it at otclient's issues: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/se1okacemoqzjve/UAkRCiGXXR/otclient-libs_mingw32-dwarf2.zip

Take a look at animatedtext.cpp Functions: drawText and merge

That's a server side variable.

You can edit src/client/effect.h There's a constant in miliseconds for delay.

This bot protection ensures that the function was called from an input event, such as mouse/keyboard. You can recompile client so it won't check if the function was called from input event.

You should make a proper fork before it becomes too big and then make pull requests. It wont be good to have 2 versions of the same application. Just now made a pull request: https://github.com/opentibia/item-editor/pull/8

Just curious, why don't you have a real fork of https://github.com/opentibia/item-editor and make commits there? I have to code a few things to OTItemEditor but it seems that your changes are not going to be there.

You must install lua, mysql and gmp libraries.

I don't get it either. It'll only change the quality of mapview, not its real size. This was a planned change ages ago. Healthbar/skulls would be widgets made with lua/otui files. Positioning them could be done using that position anchors, that are used on uiminimap (centerInPosition). Or...

It's a GIMP plugin. You can get it here: https://github.com/edubart/otclient/tree/master/tools/gimp-bitmap-generator

OTC shows for default 15x11 tiles on its mapview. For example, my 1920x1080 resolution. Mapview will keep aspect ratio and we can't forget about the chat, so the final tile size for me would be something like 64x64. (11*64=704 + ~300 pixels for chat would fill my screen) Using 32x32 textures...