[Archive] Model Invisibility on Zoom-In
[Archive] Model Invisibility on Zoom-In
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'Sup guys, just asking a quick question about Player models. So, when the camera zooms in too much to a player's model, the character gradually becomes more and more translucent until eventually reaching full invisibility. This only ever applies to the model that is being used by the player - no matter the model itself. I was wondering if this is something hard-coded and controlled by the client, or something that could be found in the M2 itself. Either way, is it something I could remove?
rektbyfaith
02-12-2020, 01:17 PM #1Archived author: Hahaha • Posted: 2020-02-12T13:17:06+00:00
Original source
'Sup guys, just asking a quick question about Player models. So, when the camera zooms in too much to a player's model, the character gradually becomes more and more translucent until eventually reaching full invisibility. This only ever applies to the model that is being used by the player - no matter the model itself. I was wondering if this is something hard-coded and controlled by the client, or something that could be found in the M2 itself. Either way, is it something I could remove?
Original source
hardcoded in exe
set up some debugging and with a bit of a luck will and googling you will be able to maybe catch that function and disable it the WoW machinima tool already does that but only for models getting transparent from range of 0% to <100% once oyu hit 100% it will disappear again making me think that function to make character transparent only to some point is done by how much is camera zoomed in but when it gets fully transparent is not actualy transparent but more like not being rendered at all that would sound logical to me
you can also try looking at wiki for some offesets that may help you
rektbyfaith
02-12-2020, 01:22 PM #2Archived author: Alastor StrixEfuartus • Posted: 2020-02-12T13:22:10+00:00
Original source
hardcoded in exe
set up some debugging and with a bit of a luck will and googling you will be able to maybe catch that function and disable it the WoW machinima tool already does that but only for models getting transparent from range of 0% to <100% once oyu hit 100% it will disappear again making me think that function to make character transparent only to some point is done by how much is camera zoomed in but when it gets fully transparent is not actualy transparent but more like not being rendered at all that would sound logical to me
you can also try looking at wiki for some offesets that may help you
Original source
?? So I got sidetracked by the fact that you could change the Field of View and hex edited the .exe to include a much farther range of vision. However, I'm still not any closer to discovering the offset for character transparency because apparently you need a value that you can increase and decrease, and scanning for changes after zooming in/out of the character (triggering the transparency and then scanning, zooming out enough so the character is opaque and scanning and so on) doesn't seem to yield any results. I also did the same but with ticking the 'Char transparency' setting in the Machinima Tool and there didn't seem to be any values that were worthwhile. Maybe I could peek at the source code for the Machinima Tool and see if it tells me anything about how the dude added that setting??
rektbyfaith
02-12-2020, 07:56 PM #3Archived author: Hahaha • Posted: 2020-02-12T19:56:25+00:00
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?? So I got sidetracked by the fact that you could change the Field of View and hex edited the .exe to include a much farther range of vision. However, I'm still not any closer to discovering the offset for character transparency because apparently you need a value that you can increase and decrease, and scanning for changes after zooming in/out of the character (triggering the transparency and then scanning, zooming out enough so the character is opaque and scanning and so on) doesn't seem to yield any results. I also did the same but with ticking the 'Char transparency' setting in the Machinima Tool and there didn't seem to be any values that were worthwhile. Maybe I could peek at the source code for the Machinima Tool and see if it tells me anything about how the dude added that setting??
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Global $playerbase_alpha_patchadr = 7566401
Global $playerbase_alpha_patch = "0x8896CB000000"
sourcode code of WoWMachinimaTool just add $WoW to adr and you should be done
btw its byte[6]
rektbyfaith
02-12-2020, 08:07 PM #4Archived author: Alastor StrixEfuartus • Posted: 2020-02-12T20:07:17+00:00
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Global $playerbase_alpha_patchadr = 7566401
Global $playerbase_alpha_patch = "0x8896CB000000"
sourcode code of WoWMachinimaTool just add $WoW to adr and you should be done
btw its byte[6]
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