Revision 15

 

• More complete dvar_t struct - along with dvar flags
  Updated all Dvar_Register functions to use the flags.
   
  Added iw4m_suicideMsg (default 1), controls whether or not to use the custom suicide messages, possible use is in videos where you might not want such messages.

 

Changes:

 

• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/PatchMW2Prefix.cpp
  
• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/PatchMW2Playlists.cpp
  
• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/PatchMW2ProtoSix.cpp
  
• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/MW2.h
  
• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/PatchMW2Dedicated.cpp
  
• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/PatchMW2NoBorder.cpp
  
• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/PatchMW2SuicideMessages.cpp

 

Committed by pigophone on 2012-04-11 - 03:44:33

Keep em coming

Dvar Type 8, it takes 4 floats as its value in the registercolor dvar function but in the struct its stored as 4 bytes not floats.

The function converts float values to BYTE's along the lines of this:

( BYTE )( ( value * 255.0 + 0.001000000047497451 ) + 9.313225746154785e-10 ) )

 

Then if you want to get float value from BYTE value stored in struct you can simply do it like this:

value * 0.003921568859368563

 

Very nice work on the dvar_t struct, nicely reversed & clean.

Dvar Type 8, it takes 4 floats as its value in the registercolor dvar function but in the struct its stored as 4 bytes not floats.

The function converts float values to BYTE's along the lines of this:

( BYTE )( ( value * 255.0 + 0.001000000047497451 ) + 9.313225746154785e-10 ) )

 

Then if you want to get float value from BYTE value stored in struct you can simply do it like this:

value * 0.003921568859368563

 

Very nice work on the dvar_t struct, nicely reversed & clean.

You so hax us but help too. What gives? Although, some could say that you helped us.

Anyways, I'll update it in the next revision ;p

or just

__declspec(align(1)) struct Color
	{
		unsigned char red;
		unsigned char green;
		unsigned char blue;
		unsigned char alpha;
	} color;
[...]

(float)dvar->current.color.red / UCHAR_MAX

suprise! it's hex encoded!

or just

__declspec(align(1)) struct Color
	{
		unsigned char red;
		unsigned char green;
		unsigned char blue;
		unsigned char alpha;
	} color;
[...]

(float)dvar->current.color.red / UCHAR_MAX

suprise! it's hex encoded!

Referring to it as an array is easier.