private void ImportObjects(string[] args, int length, string full, Client client)
{
string zone = args[1];
string folder = args[2];
var packetList = Directory.GetFiles(folder);
Array.Sort(packetList);
List<GameObject> newObjects = new List<GameObject>();
foreach (var path in packetList)
{
var data = File.ReadAllBytes(path);
PacketReader reader = new PacketReader(data);
PacketHeader header = reader.ReadStruct<PacketHeader>();
if (header.Type != 0x8 || header.Subtype != 0xB)
{
Logger.WriteWarning("[WRN] File {0} not an Object spawn packet, skipping.", path);
continue;
}
GameObject newObj = new GameObject();
newObj.ObjectID = (int)reader.ReadStruct<ObjectHeader>().ID;
var pos = reader.ReadEntityPosition();
newObj.RotX = pos.RotX;
newObj.RotY = pos.RotY;
newObj.RotZ = pos.RotZ;
newObj.RotW = pos.RotW;
newObj.PosX = pos.PosX;
newObj.PosY = pos.PosY;
newObj.PosZ = pos.PosZ;
reader.ReadInt16();
newObj.ObjectName = reader.ReadFixedLengthAscii(0x2C);
var objHeader = reader.ReadStruct<ObjectHeader>(); // Seems to always be blank...
if (objHeader.ID != 0)
Logger.WriteWarning("[OBJ] It seems object {0} has a nonzero objHeader! ({1}) Investigate.", newObj.ObjectName, objHeader.ID);
newObj.ZoneName = zone;
var thingCount = reader.ReadUInt32();
newObj.ObjectFlags = new byte[thingCount * 4];
for (int i = 0; i < thingCount; i++)
{
Buffer.BlockCopy(BitConverter.GetBytes(reader.ReadUInt32()), 0, newObj.ObjectFlags, i * 4, 4); // This should work
}
newObjects.Add(newObj);
Logger.WriteInternal("[OBJ] Adding new Object {0} to the database for zone {1}", newObj.ObjectName, zone);
}
using (var db = new PolarisEf())
{
db.GameObjects.AddRange(newObjects);
db.SaveChanges();
}
}
internal static PSOObject FromDBObject(GameObject dbObject)
{
PSOObject psoObj = new PSOObject();
psoObj.Header = new ObjectHeader((uint)dbObject.ObjectID, EntityType.Object);
psoObj.Name = dbObject.ObjectName;
psoObj.Position = new PSOLocation(dbObject.RotX, dbObject.RotY, dbObject.RotZ, dbObject.RotW, dbObject.PosX, dbObject.PosY, dbObject.PosZ);
int thingCount = dbObject.ObjectFlags.Length / 4; // I hope this will work
psoObj.Things = new PSOObjectThing[thingCount];
for(int i = 0; i < psoObj.Things.Length; i++)
{
psoObj.Things[i] = new PSOObjectThing(BitConverter.ToUInt32(dbObject.ObjectFlags, 4 * i)); // This should work?
}
return psoObj;
}
