[1.10] Different Inventory Graphics for Each Class

[Xibalba]

Hello,

The thing i want to achieve is make the game load different dc6 images (inventory) for each class. I want to say that im absolute beginner on code editing. I found this link.

This is what i feel as a beginner


Can someone explain it a little more "step by step" maybe? Im asking for too much thing, i know, sorry. Just trying my luck here

Thanks

[kidpaddle94]

You hook into the code that loads the character inventory graphics, and replace it to load a different file, based on which class is used. You get the current class from the same variable used by the skill tree images loading procedure. Then, instead of passing a static string to the function that loads the image, you pass a formatted string, something along those lines:

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sprintf(szBuffer, "data\\global\\ui\\panel\\invchar%d", D2CLIENT_gdwCharacterClass);
D2CLIENT_LoadCellFile(szBuffer);

[Xibalba]

i already thinked using char class check from skills but instead of using c++ i thinked in asm. Maybe conditional jump (checks char class same as skill tree) then passes the string but didnt really know how to do it, i can mess things up.

so in your way, (in d2template) i can (lol im sure i cant) make an if statement that checks char class then use the code you gave me?

[kidpaddle94]

In my project I did exactly what you want to do, but for the mana orb (I wanted different resources for every class as in Diablo III)
Also as a bonus, it also shows how to achieve an animated orb graphic

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/*
	Function:		BOTTOMPANEL_DrawResourceOrb
	Address:		D2Client.0x27A90
	Notes:
*/
void __fastcall BOTTOMPANEL_DrawResourceOrb()
{
	D2UnitStrc* pPlayer = *D2CLIENT_sgptClientPlayer;
	int nEnergy = D2COMMON_GetUnitStat(pPlayer, D2STAT_MANA, 0);
	int nMaxEnergy = D2COMMON_GetUnitStat(pPlayer, D2STAT_MAXMANA, 0);

	if (!sgptResourceOrbDc6)
	{
		char szBuffer[256] = {};

		sprintf(szBuffer, "Data\\Global\\Themes\\%s\\ResourceOrbs\\Resource%d", gszGuiThemes[sgdwSelectedGuiTheme], pPlayer->dwTxtClass);
		sgptResourceOrbDc6 = D2CLIENT_LoadCellFile(szBuffer, CELLFILETYPE_DC6);
	}

	if (!sgptOrbOverlapDc6)
	{
		char szBuffer[256] = {};

		sprintf(szBuffer, "Data\\Global\\Themes\\%s\\Panels\\BottomPanelOverlap", gszGuiThemes[sgdwSelectedGuiTheme]);
		sgptOrbOverlapDc6 = D2CLIENT_LoadCellFile(szBuffer, CELLFILETYPE_DC6);
	}

	int nOrbSize = GFX_GetStatBarLength(nEnergy, nMaxEnergy, 140);
	int nFrames = D2CMP_GetFrameCount(sgptResourceOrbDc6);

	D2GfxDataStrc EnergyGfx = {};
	D2GfxDataStrc OverlapGfx = {};

	EnergyGfx.pCellFile = sgptResourceOrbDc6;
	EnergyGfx.nFrame = (GetTickCount() >> 6) % nFrames;

	OverlapGfx.pCellFile = sgptOrbOverlapDc6;

	D2GFX_DrawVerticalCropImage(&EnergyGfx, 837, 780, 12, nOrbSize, DRAWMODE_NORMAL);

	OverlapGfx.nFrame = 0x03;
	D2GFX_DrawImage(&OverlapGfx, 768, 768, -1, DRAWMODE_NORMAL, NULL);

	OverlapGfx.nFrame = 0x01;
	D2GFX_DrawImage(&OverlapGfx, 768, 768, -1, DRAWMODE_NORMAL, NULL);
}

As you can see, it's all about passing a formatted string to the function that loads the graphic. Basically, in memory the class is represented by an integer.
0 = amazon
1 = sorceress
[ ... ]

And my code formats this integer into the string, so the %d gets replaced by the class integer. And so it loads Resource0.dc6 when it's an amazon, Resource1.dc6 when it's a sorceress, and so on.

[Xibalba]

Thanks a lot, the code you gave me clears most of the questions that i have in my mind. I will try as sson as i can and report back what i did (i hope you will see again). Thanks!

[huohuowu2]

In my project I did exactly what you want to do, but for the mana orb (I wanted different resources for every class as in Diablo III)
Also as a bonus, it also shows how to achieve an animated orb graphic

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/*
	Function:		BOTTOMPANEL_DrawResourceOrb
	Address:		D2Client.0x27A90
	Notes:
*/
void __fastcall BOTTOMPANEL_DrawResourceOrb()
{
	D2UnitStrc* pPlayer = *D2CLIENT_sgptClientPlayer;
	int nEnergy = D2COMMON_GetUnitStat(pPlayer, D2STAT_MANA, 0);
	int nMaxEnergy = D2COMMON_GetUnitStat(pPlayer, D2STAT_MAXMANA, 0);

	if (!sgptResourceOrbDc6)
	{
		char szBuffer[256] = {};

		sprintf(szBuffer, "Data\\Global\\Themes\\%s\\ResourceOrbs\\Resource%d", gszGuiThemes[sgdwSelectedGuiTheme], pPlayer->dwTxtClass);
		sgptResourceOrbDc6 = D2CLIENT_LoadCellFile(szBuffer, CELLFILETYPE_DC6);
	}

	if (!sgptOrbOverlapDc6)
	{
		char szBuffer[256] = {};

		sprintf(szBuffer, "Data\\Global\\Themes\\%s\\Panels\\BottomPanelOverlap", gszGuiThemes[sgdwSelectedGuiTheme]);
		sgptOrbOverlapDc6 = D2CLIENT_LoadCellFile(szBuffer, CELLFILETYPE_DC6);
	}

	int nOrbSize = GFX_GetStatBarLength(nEnergy, nMaxEnergy, 140);
	int nFrames = D2CMP_GetFrameCount(sgptResourceOrbDc6);

	D2GfxDataStrc EnergyGfx = {};
	D2GfxDataStrc OverlapGfx = {};

	EnergyGfx.pCellFile = sgptResourceOrbDc6;
	EnergyGfx.nFrame = (GetTickCount() >> 6) % nFrames;

	OverlapGfx.pCellFile = sgptOrbOverlapDc6;

	D2GFX_DrawVerticalCropImage(&EnergyGfx, 837, 780, 12, nOrbSize, DRAWMODE_NORMAL);

	OverlapGfx.nFrame = 0x03;
	D2GFX_DrawImage(&OverlapGfx, 768, 768, -1, DRAWMODE_NORMAL, NULL);

	OverlapGfx.nFrame = 0x01;
	D2GFX_DrawImage(&OverlapGfx, 768, 768, -1, DRAWMODE_NORMAL, NULL);
}

As you can see, it's all about passing a formatted string to the function that loads the graphic. Basically, in memory the class is represented by an integer.
0 = amazon
1 = sorceress
[ ... ]

And my code formats this integer into the string, so the %d gets replaced by the class integer. And so it loads Resource0.dc6 when it's an amazon, Resource1.dc6 when it's a sorceress, and so on.

How to use ollydbg to do this?

[Necrolis]

How to use ollydbg to do this?

If you want to use olly to do this, you will need to code it in assembly, you'll probably also need a bit of slack space depending on the version you are editing.

[huohuowu2]

How to use ollydbg to do this?

If you want to use olly to do this, you will need to code it in assembly, you'll probably also need a bit of slack space depending on the version you are editing.

This is harder than copy this code.
I will try to learn how to make a new dll.
Thank you.

[huohuowu2]

I readed sir_generals Advanced Code Editing Tutorial.sir_general's HeavanStorm C++ Coding Editing Tutorials and Joel's Advanced C++ Code Editing Tutorial.
But i don't know how to copy this code in dll.
I tried to load D2Client.dll by visual studio 2012.But can't find any code.
Have I missed some tutorials?

[Ichikun]

Can i have ur dll for diablo 1.13d? Please or please help with my dll http://www.mediafire.com/file/tmmq53yyc ... s.rar/file
Just wanna try like diablo3 diffrent globes for every character. Thanks