public void DoBattleAction(ushort commandId, uint animationId, List <CommandResult> actions)
{
int currentIndex = 0;
while (true)
{
if (actions.Count - currentIndex >= 10)
{
zone.BroadcastPacketAroundActor(this, CommandResultX18Packet.BuildPacket(actorId, animationId, commandId, actions, ref currentIndex));
}
else if (actions.Count - currentIndex > 1)
{
zone.BroadcastPacketAroundActor(this, CommandResultX10Packet.BuildPacket(actorId, animationId, commandId, actions, ref currentIndex));
}
else if (actions.Count - currentIndex == 1)
{
zone.BroadcastPacketAroundActor(this, CommandResultX01Packet.BuildPacket(actorId, animationId, commandId, actions[currentIndex]));
currentIndex++;
}
else
{
break;
}
//Sending multiple packets at once causes some issues. Setting any combination of these to zero changes what breaks
//animationId = 0; //If more than one packet is sent out, only send the animation once to avoid double playing.
//commandId = 0;
//sourceActorId = 0;
}
}
public void DoBattleAction(ushort commandId, uint animationId, CommandResult[] actions)
{
int currentIndex = 0;
//AoE abilities only ever hit 16 people, so we probably won't need this loop anymore
//Apparently aoe are limited to 8?
while (true)
{
if (actions.Length - currentIndex >= 10)
{
zone.BroadcastPacketAroundActor(this, CommandResultX18Packet.BuildPacket(actorId, animationId, commandId, actions, ref currentIndex));
}
else if (actions.Length - currentIndex > 1)
{
zone.BroadcastPacketAroundActor(this, CommandResultX10Packet.BuildPacket(actorId, animationId, commandId, actions, ref currentIndex));
}
else if (actions.Length - currentIndex == 1)
{
zone.BroadcastPacketAroundActor(this, CommandResultX01Packet.BuildPacket(actorId, animationId, commandId, actions[currentIndex]));
currentIndex++;
}
else
{
break;
}
//I think aoe effects play on all hit enemies. Firaga does at least
//animationId = 0; //If more than one packet is sent out, only send the animation once to avoid double playing.
}
}