Salem

Thanks got to test earlier, super cool plugin sadly salems sound system is limited alot maybe JC can change this in the future

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Some random supposedly sax piece


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxopViU98Xo&t=5s

The client emits this error

java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot encode a class haven.Coord3f as TTO


ui.wdgmsg(ui.gui.map, "click", cur.sc, cur.rc, 3, 0, 0, (int) cur.id, cur.rc, 0, -1);
// cur is Gob instance


I've got a 'gob' sure, but I can't click on it.
Gob is a limeboulder

Are you posting exact code?
It looks you are using Coord3f instead of Coord.

Cough, auto boulder breaking, cough.

Chrumps wrote:Are you posting exact code?
It looks you are using Coord3f instead of Coord.

Cough, auto boulder breaking, cough.

I personally wrote the code. Of course, Salem's base code didin't changed.
and

ui.wdgmsg(ui.gui.map, "click", cur.sc, cur.rc, 3, 0, 0, (int) cur.id, cur.rc, 0, -1);

In this code, cur.sc and cur.rc are recognized as Coord, but at clients, Coord3f. I have no idea why this is so.

sc (screen coordinates) should be Coord, while rc (relative coordinates, as far as I figure) should be Coord3f, if memory serves. Not entirely positive on this.

Kandarim wrote:sc (screen coordinates) should be Coord, while rc (relative coordinates, as far as I figure) should be Coord3f, if memory serves. Not entirely positive on this.

still didnt work
and same error message
Cannot encode a class haven.Coord3f as TTO

ui.wdgmsg(ui.gui.map, "click", cur.sc, cur.getc(), 3, 0, 0, (int) cur.id, cur.getc(), 0, -1);

I am pretty sure the message comes from this function:

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   public void addlist(Object... args) {
   for(Object o : args) {
       if(o == null) {
      adduint8(T_NIL);
       } else if(o instanceof Integer) {
      adduint8(T_INT);
      addint32(((Integer)o).intValue());
       } else if(o instanceof String) {
      adduint8(T_STR);
      addstring((String)o);
       } else if(o instanceof Coord) {
      adduint8(T_COORD);
      addcoord((Coord)o);
       } else if(o instanceof byte[]) {
      byte[] b = (byte[])o;
      adduint8(T_BYTES);
      if(b.length < 128) {
          adduint8(b.length);
      } else {
          adduint8(0x80);
          addint32(b.length);
      }
      addbytes(b);
       } else {
      throw(new RuntimeException("Cannot encode a " + o.getClass() + " as TTO"));
       }
   }
    }

which can encode Coord but not Coord3f.

I asked you if you posted the exact code you are using, not if you took it from someone. The line in the first post looked 100% correct. The line you posted in the second post is different and it makes a huge difference.

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public class Gob implements Sprite.Owner, Skeleton.ModOwner, Rendered {
    public Coord rc, sc;

but

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public Coord3f getc() {

Hi, Taipion! Please, refresh the link to PlayerAlertPlugin.