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converted spell id's to integers and made the internal representation 322-bit

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dannuic
2026-04-26 23:53:57 -06:00
parent 05cb1921e8
commit 5de441fa20
134 changed files with 1644 additions and 1645 deletions
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common/patches/rof2_structs.h
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@@ -668,7 +668,7 @@ struct NewZone_Struct {
*/
struct MemorizeSpell_Struct {
uint32 slot; // Spot in the spell book/memorized slot
uint32 spell_id; // Spell id (200 or c8 is minor healing, etc)
int32 spell_id; // Spell id (200 or c8 is minor healing, etc)
uint32 scribing; // 1 if memorizing a spell, set to 0 if scribing to book, 2 if un-memming
uint32 reduction; // lowers reuse
};
@@ -705,7 +705,7 @@ struct ManaChange_Struct
{
/*00*/ uint32 new_mana; // New Mana AMount
/*04*/ uint32 stamina;
/*08*/ uint32 spell_id;
/*08*/ int32 spell_id;
/*12*/ uint8 keepcasting; // won't stop the cast. Change mana while casting?
/*13*/ uint8 padding[3]; // client doesn't read it, garbage data seems like
/*16*/ int32 slot; // -1 for normal usage slot for when we want silent interrupt? I think it does timer stuff or something. Linked Spell Reuse interrupt uses it
@@ -719,7 +719,7 @@ struct SwapSpell_Struct
struct BeginCast_Struct
{
/*000*/ uint32 spell_id;
/*000*/ int32 spell_id;
/*004*/ uint16 caster_id;
/*006*/ uint32 cast_time; // in miliseconds
/*010*/
@@ -728,7 +728,7 @@ struct BeginCast_Struct
struct CastSpell_Struct
{
/*00*/ uint32 slot;
/*04*/ uint32 spell_id;
/*04*/ int32 spell_id;
/*08*/ InventorySlot_Struct inventory_slot; // slot for clicky item, Seen unknown of 131 = normal cast
/*20*/ uint32 target_id;
/*24*/ uint32 cs_unknown[2];
@@ -760,7 +760,7 @@ struct SpellBuff_Struct
/*002*/ uint8 unknown002; //pretty sure padding now
/*003*/ uint8 unknown003; // MQ2 used to call this "damage shield" -- don't see client referencing it, so maybe server side DS type tracking?
/*004*/ float bard_modifier;
/*008*/ uint32 spellid;
/*008*/ int32 spellid;
/*012*/ uint32 duration;
/*016*/ uint32 player_id; // caster ID, pretty sure just zone ID
/*020*/ uint32 num_hits;
@@ -791,7 +791,7 @@ struct BuffRemoveRequest_Struct
// not in use
struct BuffIconEntry_Struct {
/*000*/ uint32 buff_slot;
/*004*/ uint32 spell_id;
/*004*/ int32 spell_id;
/*008*/ uint32 tics_remaining;
/*012*/ uint32 num_hits;
// char name[0]; caster name is also here sometimes
@@ -1513,7 +1513,7 @@ struct CombatDamage_Struct
/* 00 */ uint16 target;
/* 02 */ uint16 source;
/* 04 */ uint8 type; //slashing, etc. 231 (0xE7) for spells
/* 05 */ uint32 spellid;
/* 05 */ int32 spellid;
/* 09 */ int32 damage;
/* 13 */ float force; // cd cc cc 3d
/* 17 */ float hit_heading; // see above notes in Action_Struct
@@ -1549,7 +1549,7 @@ struct Death_Struct
/*004*/ uint32 killer_id;
/*008*/ uint32 corpseid; // was corpseid
/*012*/ uint32 attack_skill; // was type
/*016*/ uint32 spell_id;
/*016*/ int32 spell_id;
/*020*/ uint32 bindzoneid; //bindzoneid?
/*024*/ uint32 damage;
/*028*/ uint32 unknown028;
@@ -2658,7 +2658,7 @@ struct GroupFollow_Struct { // Live Follow Struct
};
struct InspectBuffs_Struct {
/*000*/ uint32 spell_id[BUFF_COUNT];
/*000*/ int32 spell_id[BUFF_COUNT];
/*168*/ int32 tics_remaining[BUFF_COUNT];
};
@@ -3077,7 +3077,7 @@ struct Resurrect_Struct
/*024*/ char your_name[64];
/*088*/ uint32 unknown088;
/*092*/ char rezzer_name[64];
/*156*/ uint32 spellid;
/*156*/ int32 spellid;
/*160*/ char corpse_name[64];
/*224*/ uint32 action;
/*228*/ uint32 unknown228;
@@ -4581,7 +4581,7 @@ struct SendAA_Struct {
/*0045*/ uint32 prereq_minpoints_count; // mutliple prereqs at least 1, even no prereqs
/*0049*/ uint32 prereq_minpoints; //min points in the prereq
/*0053*/ uint32 type;
/*0057*/ uint32 spellid;
/*0057*/ int32 spellid;
/*0061*/ uint32 unknown057; // Introduced during HoT - Seen 1 - Maybe account status or enable/disable AA?
/*0065*/ uint32 spell_type;
/*0069*/ uint32 spell_refresh;