Realityripple has asked me to post this since he has not had his account creation accepted by an Admin. Anyway he has the D2 game flag values. Apparently MCP_GAMELIST and MCP_GAMEINFO have incorrect data. The "status" field is incorrect it's a flag field and the correct values are as follows:
Public Const D2GAME_HARDCORE As Long = &H800 'Hardcore Game
Public Const D2GAME_NIGHTMARE As Long = &H1000 'Nightmare Game
Public Const D2GAME_HELL As Long = &H2000 'Hell Game
Public Const D2GAME_EMPTY As Long = &H20000 'Game is empty/Creator failed to join
Public Const D2GAME_EXPANSION As Long = &H100000 'Expansion Game
Public Const D2GAME_LADDER As Long = &H200000 'Ladder Game
Public Const D2GAME_DOWN As Long = &HFFFFFFFF 'Realm Down
Public Const D2GAME_GONE As Long = &HFFFFFFFE 'Game Doesn't Exist
And btw &HFFFFFFFF and &HFFFFFFFE are equal to -1 and -2 respectively
Apparently I can create another account and rename it to fit my needs, though. As a PS to this post which Paul made for me, I'd like to know if anyone else has recorded other values? And does anyone know why all the Flags have a 4 at the end of them?
Hi ;)
Nah, they aren't -1 and -2.
uh yea they are
If you're using vb, DWords end up being Longs, and since Longs can't handle that large of a number, it loops around. CLng(&HFFFFFFFF) = -1.
0xFFFFFFFF == 4294967295L
0xFFFFFFFE == 4294967294L
Less fail, plz
Try MsgBox Hex$(CLng(-1))
Quote from: Ripple on February 03, 2007, 07:20 PM
Try MsgBox Hex$(CLng(-1))
No. topaz is correct on this.
That would depend totaly on the long being signed or unsigned, no?
Ripple: vb6 numeric data types are generaly signed.
An example of a signed long: -2147483648 to 2147483647
An example of a unsigned long: 0 to 4294967295
Point being -- Your both right? :P
Quote from: Ripple on February 03, 2007, 07:20 PM
Try MsgBox Hex$(CLng(-1))
Like stated by Ringo, VB6 data types such as a long are signed.
As i said:
If you're using vb, DWords end up being Longs, and since Longs can't handle that large of a number, it loops around. CLng(&HFFFFFFFF) = -1.
Notice the first part of that sentence.
I have the 0x04 flag as 'Valid': it's in all packets containing an actual game, but the server also sends an empty packet at the end of the list which doesn't contain the flag or anything else, probably to tell the client it's now time to display the list...
/// <summary>
/// If not present, the packet contains no useful information.
/// <para>For <see cref="RealmServer.GameList"/>, this means the packet marks the end of listing.</para>
/// <para>For <see cref="RealmServer.GameInfo"/>, the game was destroyed since listed !?</para>
/// </summary>
Valid = 4,
A value of 4 for valid would make sense... it'd be nice to know if there were any other results... but so far, all the game flags return with 4. Any further info on flag meanings (there seems to be quite a few empty spaces) would be very appreciated.
I don't have any more info at the moment, sorry.