osrs-222-internal/net.rsprot.protocol.common.game.outgoing.info.shared.extendedinfo

Package-level declarations

Types

class ExactMove(val encoders: ClientTypeMap<PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<ExactMove>>) : TransientExtendedInfo<ExactMove, PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<ExactMove>>

The exactmove extended info block is used to provide precise fine-tuned visual movement of an avatar.

FacePathingEntity

class FacePathingEntity(val encoders: ClientTypeMap<PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<FacePathingEntity>>) : TransientExtendedInfo<FacePathingEntity, PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<FacePathingEntity>>

The extended info block to make avatars face-lock onto another avatar, be it a NPC or a player.

Hit

class Hit(val encoders: ClientTypeMap<OnDemandExtendedInfoEncoder<Hit>>) : TransientExtendedInfo<Hit, OnDemandExtendedInfoEncoder<Hit>>

The hit extended info, responsible for tracking all hitmarks and headbars for a given avatar.

Say

class Say(val encoders: ClientTypeMap<PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<Say>>) : TransientExtendedInfo<Say, PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<Say>>

The say extended info block tracks any overhead chat set by the server, through content. Public chat will not utilize this.

Sequence

class Sequence(val encoders: ClientTypeMap<PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<Sequence>>) : TransientExtendedInfo<Sequence, PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<Sequence>>

The sequence mask defines what animation an avatar is playing.

SpotAnimList

class SpotAnimList(val encoders: ClientTypeMap<PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<SpotAnimList>>) : TransientExtendedInfo<SpotAnimList, PrecomputedExtendedInfoEncoder<SpotAnimList>>

The spotanim list is a specialized extended info block with compression logic built into it, as the theoretical possibilities of this block are rather large. This extended info block will track the modified slots using a bitset. Instead of traversing the entire list at the end of a cycle to reset the properties, it will follow the bitset's enabled bits to identify which slots to reset, if any. As in most cases the answer is none - this should outperform array fills by quite a bit.

Tinting

class Tinting

The tinting class is used to apply a specific tint onto the non-textured parts of an avatar. As the engine does not support modifying textures this way, they remain in their original form.