1.8 Changes

[daniel0916]

When i decode x, y, z and then encode that. The x, y, z aren't the same.

void WritePosition(int x, int y, int z)
		{
			long encoded_x = (x & 0x3FFFFFF) << 38;
			long encoded_y = (y & 0xFFF) << 26;
			long encoded_z = (z & 0x3FFFFFF);
			long value = encoded_x | encoded_y | encoded_z;

			LOGWARN(std::to_string(x).c_str());
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(y).c_str());
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(z).c_str());

			LOGWARN(std::to_string(encoded_x).c_str());
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(encoded_y).c_str());
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(encoded_z).c_str());
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(value).c_str());

			long x2 = value >> 38;
			long y2 = value << 26 >> 52;
			long z2 = value << 38 >> 38;
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(x2).c_str());
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(y2).c_str());
			LOGWARN(std::to_string(z2).c_str());

			m_Out.WriteBEInt64(value);
		}

LOGWARN("Spawn Position");
		cPacketizer Pkt(*this, 0x05);  // Spawn Position packet
		Pkt.WritePosition(100, 100, 80);

LOG:

Code:

[2a8c|18:01:09] Spawn Position
[2a8c|18:01:09] 100
[2a8c|18:01:09] 100
[2a8c|18:01:09] 80
[2a8c|18:01:09] 6400
[2a8c|18:01:09] -1879048192
[2a8c|18:01:09] 80
[2a8c|18:01:09] -1879041712
[2a8c|18:01:09] -29360027
[2a8c|18:01:09] 1024
[2a8c|18:01:09] 6480

Edit: Maybe the encode value from the client is not the same like my encode value. I will try it.