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Lua Struct Bothax

The document defines various data structures used in a game, including client and player information, inventory items, tiles, and world properties. It also includes functions for converting world coordinates to screen positions and details about specific packet structures for network communication. Additionally, it describes vector and rectangle structures for handling positions and dimensions in the game environment.

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Lua Struct Bothax

The document defines various data structures used in a game, including client and player information, inventory items, tiles, and world properties. It also includes functions for converting world coordinates to screen positions and details about specific packet structures for network communication. Additionally, it describes vector and rectangle structures for handling positions and dimensions in the game environment.

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struct ClientNPC

{
int id
int type
Vector2 pos
Vector2 target
}

struct ENetClient
{
string address
int port
int connectiontimer
int token
int user
}

struct InventoryItem
{
int id
int amount
int flags
}

struct ItemInfo
{
int id
string name
string filename
int rarity
int breakhit
int growtime
int type
int coltype
int clothingtype
int visualstyle
}

struct NetAvatar
{
Vector2 pos
string name
bool isleft
int netid
int userid
string country
bool invisible
bool mstate
bool smstate
}

struct PlayerInfo
{
int gems
float punchrange
float buildrange
struct
{
int[] priority -- index: 1 - 4
int selected
int size
} backpack
}

struct Tile
{
int fg
int bg
bool collidable
int x
int y
int coltype

struct
{
bool flipper
bool enabled
bool public
bool silenced
bool water
bool glue
bool burn
bool painted
} flags

-- this struct nil if the tile doesnt have any extra data
struct
{
int type
float progress -- only for seed/provider. otherwise nil
string label
int owner
int flags
int[] admin -- list of admin uid(s)
int lastupdate
int alttype
int growth
int fruitcount
int volume
} extra
}

struct World
{
string name
int width
int height
int tilecount
int objectcount
int lastoid
}

struct WorldCamera
{
Vector2 pos
Vector2 center
float center
}
Helper for calculate world to screen pos
function WorldToScreen(w_camera, world_x, world_y)
return {
x = (world_x - w_camera.pos.x) * w_camera.scale,
y = (world_y - w_camera.pos.y) * w_camera.scale
}
end

struct WorldObject
{
int id
Vector2 pos
int amount
int flags
int oid
}

VariantList is table with 7 index starting from 0. the function name is type string
at index 0. the other 6 index is for parameters

struct TankPacket
{
int type
int dropped
union {
defailt: int value
int int_data
}
union {
default: int netid
int player_flags
}
union {
default: int snetid
int secondnetid
}
union {
default: int state
int characterstate
}
union {
default: int px
int tx
int int_x
}
union {
default: int py
int ty
int int_y
}
union {
default: float x
float pos_x
}
union {
default: float y
float pos_y
}
float xspeed
float yspeed
int padding1
int padding2
float padding4
int padding5
int extrasize
}

in c++, TankPacket struct is


struct TankPacketStruct
{
uint8_t type;
uint8_t dropped;
uint8_t padding1;
uint8_t padding2;
int netid;
int snetid;
int state;
float padding4;
int value;
float x;
float y;
float xspeed;
float yspeed;
int padding5;
int px;
int py;
uint32_t extrasize;
}

struct Vector2
{
float x
float y
}

struct Vector3
{
float x
float y
float z
}

struct Rect
{
float x
float y
float w
float h
}

ImVec2 same as Vector2

struct ImVec4
{
float x
float y
float z
float w
}

struct Response
{
string content
}

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