401 opcodes

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I need the following 401 client opcodes if anyone knows where I can get them.

SMSG_GOSSIP_TEXT CMSG_GOSSIP_OPTION_SELECT SMSG_EMOTE SMSG_PLAY_OBJECT_SOUND
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soory only 406

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SMSG_EMOTE = 0x0EEA0,

SMSG_PLAY_OBJECT_SOUND = 0x07DA0,

CMSG_GOSSIP_SELECT_OPTION = 0x0FF88,

CMSG_GOSSIP_HELLO = 0x074C8,

SMSG_GOSSIP_MESSAGE = 0x0BBC8,

SMSG_GOSSIP_COMPLETE = 0x0F0AC,[/CODE]

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I have 403 & 406 opcodes. I need the 401 opcodes. thanks for response though.

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trying to map a pattern, or something?

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OPCODES (401 - 403)



SMSG_GOSSIP_MESSAGE  =  0x51bc70, // (0xD12A ) //

SMSG_GOSSIP_COMPLETE = 0x51b130, // (0x430B)(0x6BF9)(0x017E) //

CMSG_GOSSIP_SELECT_OPTION = 0x8E7C, // (0x0271)(0x017C) //

SMSG_EMOTE = 0x6C5C, // (0x2B98)(0x0103) //

SMSG_PLAY_OBJECT_SOUND = 0xFC5D, // (0x4258)(0x0278) //
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First, to give proper credit those opcodes posted above are actually from the ManGOS forums

Anyway, the way I would read it is that the parenthesis are from the older versions so

SMSG_EMOTE = 403 opcode, // (401 opcode) (402 opcode)//

or

SMSG_EMOTE = 403 opcode, // (402 opcode) (401 opcode)//

This might (or might not) help. I found an old repo by n0n4m3 which has

this (some names are different but similar):

Source: opcodes.h in his (now closed) repo’s first commit: https://bitbucket.or…et/a1a74a2cfe2c


  //F: if 1, opcodeID not found

  //X: opcodeID 13329

  //Y: opcodeID 13264

  //Z: opcodeID WoTLK


 //name                     						=   FXXXX  // (  Y   )(  Z   ) //


 SMSG_GOSSIP_MESSAGE                          	= 0x0D57E, // (0xAB3D)(0x017D) //

 CMSG_GOSSIP_SELECT_OPTION                    	= 0x08E7C, // (0x0271)(0x017C) //

 SMSG_EMOTE               						= 0x06C5C, // (0x2B98)(0x0103) //

 SMSG_PLAY_OBJECT_SOUND   						= 0x0FC5D, // (0x4258)(0x0278) //

and I believe 13264 is the 4.0.1 patch.

If you look here: http://www.wowwiki.com/Patch_mirrors you see under the 4.0.1 section: “Updating from 4.0.1.12911 to 4.0.1.13164” and under the 4.0.3 section: “4.0.1.13205 → Patch 4.0.3.13287” (can’t find anything between 13205 and 13264 to indicate wether it belongs to 4.0.1 or not though.

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It looks to me as if the last set of parentheses encloses the WoLTK opcode value.

Bit