PlayFlavor and animations

[Gangrenous]

I am curious, how does one go about finding the exact animations and flavors, lets take a FrostfangSea one that is already done.

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function killed(NPC, Spawn)
	PlayAnimation(NPC, 10893)
    PlayAnimation(Spawn, 18414)
	local choice = math.random(1,6)
	if choice == 1 then
		PlayFlavor(NPC, "voiceover/english/dwarf_base_1/ft/dwarf/dwarf_base_1_1_aggro_gm_23b35126.mp3", "Where do ya think you're going?", "", 706272128, 909565004, Spawn)
	elseif choice == 2 then
		PlayFlavor(NPC, "voiceover/english/dwarf_base_1/ft/dwarf/dwarf_base_1_1_aggro_gm_9de55a3e.mp3", "There they are! Let's get em!", "", 3246206943, 366784514, Spawn)
	elseif choice == 3 then
		PlayFlavor(NPC, "voiceover/english/dwarf_base_1/ft/dwarf/dwarf_base_1_1_aggro_gm_ab9057d3.mp3", "Looking for me? ", "", 438949611, 3910736957, Spawn)
	elseif choice == 4 then
		PlayFlavor(NPC, "voiceover/english/dwarf_base_1/ft/dwarf/dwarf_base_1_1_victory_gm_4a1ceaef.mp3", "Ha! I'm not done yet. Get back up!", "", 458619926, 239663782, Spawn)
	elseif choice == 5 then
		PlayFlavor(NPC, "voiceover/english/dwarf_base_1/ft/dwarf/dwarf_base_1_1_victory_gm_d6c773c7.mp3", "I didn't think I hit em that hard.", "", 3680771732, 663911723, Spawn)
	else
		PlayFlavor(NPC, "voiceover/english/dwarf_base_1/ft/dwarf/dwarf_base_1_1_victory_gm_d6c773c7.mp3", "I didn't think I hit em that hard.", "", 3680771732, 663911723, Spawn)
	end
end

[Cynnar]

If I'm not mistaken you get the animation from the visuals table. To see the animation you have to try it in script. I don't think we have any videos or anything that show the animation.

Edit: flavors are things like wave or dance. Best I have come up with is a website that list them. I will post it in later. Have to find it again. The bookmark is on my home PC.

[Cynnar]

There are a few emotes listed in the slash commands section that works.

Also these are visuals as well so there may be a lot more you can find in that table as well.

[Gangrenous]

Yeah, that website may help.

[Jabantiz]

There is /animtest that you can test animations in game, however not all models have all animations so some animations will do nothing on the player character. PlayFlavor() will use emotes for the parameter that handles the animation, the rest of PlayFlavor is usually grabbed from packet logs as there is no way to get the mp3 keys any other way currently.

[Gangrenous]

Can we currently do that though? I know I can packet capture, you can always do that...but can you translate the information currently?

[Jabantiz]

We have a large amount of data from logs we already captured. Currently the collector doesn't work due to some change they made with the client, probably where the encryption key is stored.

[Gangrenous]

It seems most of FrostfangSea has this correct. I am sure someone went through and figured out all of it, I am just curious of that persons procedure.

[Gangrenous]

I guess this thread is misnamed. What I am really looking for is a list of the NPC voiceovers. Meaning how do you get a listing of all of them? Take this one for instance.

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voiceover/english/captain_varlos/boat_06p_tutorial02/varlos_0_027.mp3

How did someone know the pattern?

[Jabantiz]

Those are just file paths and names, you can find them all with the vpk viewer. They key is what we are unable to get on our side, we need to pull it from packets. There is no global list of voiceovers and keys yet, and sadly any voiceover that got removed before getting collected we will probably never be able to use on the emu.

[Gangrenous]

That is still a big help. I can figure the rest of it out. It just all takes time.

[Gangrenous]

Almost there Jabantiz. Where do I get the mp3 key1 and key2? I see from a past thread they were obtained at some point?

[Jabantiz]

Those are the key's that come from packet logs, no one has discovered a way to get that from the client yet so the only source for those are the packet logs.

[Gangrenous]

And the only way we have those is if someone went around hailing every NPC.

[Cynnar]

I'm going to show my ignorance here, but doesn't the client have make a call to compare the key supplied against the original key so it can make sure they match?

If so would it be possible to extract that from memory? Maybe even a program that can do it for us?

It's probably far more complex than that, but I remember the good old softice days when you could debug programs and find those checks and find the key you needed to unlock the program.