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feat(zone): read the zone boundary lines of .luz files
Between the scenes and the terrain file's name a zone file has its boundary lines: a u8 count, then per line a normal, a point, the destination zone, the destination scene ID and a spawn location. The reader took that spot for a u8-length "zone path" string, which is the same bytes only when there are no boundaries; a zone with boundaries would have misread everything after it. The destination is one u32 in the client (LuzReader::ReadZoneBoundaryLines, 0x01018490 in 1.10.64: map ID in bits 0-15, instance ID in bits 16-31, clone 0), read here as two u16s into an LWOZONEID with clone 0. The boundaries are kept on ZoneFile::zoneBoundaries. No zone of the 1.10.64 client (or any other client on disk) has boundary lines, so what is read from them is unchanged. Check in game: every world loads and zone transfers (launch pads, rockets, portals) work as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -31,8 +31,9 @@ void ZoneFile::ReadHeader(std::istream& file) {
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ReadScene(file);
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}
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ReadZoneBoundaries(file);
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//Read generic zone info:
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BinaryIO::ReadString<uint8_t>(file, zonePath, BinaryIO::ReadType::String);
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BinaryIO::ReadString<uint8_t>(file, zoneRawPath, BinaryIO::ReadType::String);
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BinaryIO::ReadString<uint8_t>(file, zoneName, BinaryIO::ReadType::String);
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BinaryIO::ReadString<uint8_t>(file, zoneDesc, BinaryIO::ReadType::String);
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@@ -89,6 +90,26 @@ void ZoneFile::ReadScene(std::istream& file) {
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scenes.push_back(std::move(scene));
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}
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void ZoneFile::ReadZoneBoundaries(std::istream& file) {
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uint8_t count = 0;
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BinaryIO::BinaryRead(file, count);
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zoneBoundaries.reserve(count);
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for (uint8_t i = 0; i < count; ++i) {
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ZoneBoundary boundary;
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BinaryIO::BinaryRead(file, boundary.normal);
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BinaryIO::BinaryRead(file, boundary.point);
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// The client reads one u32 of map ID (low 16 bits) and instance ID (high 16 bits)
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LWOMAPID mapID = 0;
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LWOINSTANCEID instanceID = 0;
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BinaryIO::BinaryRead(file, mapID);
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BinaryIO::BinaryRead(file, instanceID);
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boundary.destZoneID = LWOZONEID(mapID, instanceID, 0);
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BinaryIO::BinaryRead(file, boundary.destSceneID);
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BinaryIO::BinaryRead(file, boundary.spawnLocation);
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zoneBoundaries.push_back(boundary);
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}
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}
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void ZoneFile::ReadSceneTransition(std::istream& file) {
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SceneTransition sceneTrans;
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if (fileFormatVersion < FileFormatVersion::Auramar) {
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@@ -35,6 +35,15 @@ struct ZoneScene {
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uint8_t color_b{};
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};
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// A line the player crosses to leave the zone (the client's LuzReader::ReadZoneBoundaryLines)
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struct ZoneBoundary {
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NiPoint3 normal;
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NiPoint3 point;
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LWOZONEID destZoneID; // clone 0
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uint32_t destSceneID{};
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NiPoint3 spawnLocation;
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};
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struct SceneTransitionInfo {
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uint64_t sceneID{}; //id of the scene being transitioned to.
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NiPoint3 position;
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@@ -209,7 +218,8 @@ struct ZoneFile {
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std::vector<ZoneScene> scenes;
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std::string zonePath; //Path to the .luz's folder as written in the file
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std::vector<ZoneBoundary> zoneBoundaries;
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std::string zoneRawPath; //Path to the .raw file of this zone.
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std::string zoneName; //Name given to the zone by a level designer
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std::string zoneDesc; //Description of the zone by a level designer
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@@ -234,6 +244,7 @@ struct ZoneFile {
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private:
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void ReadScene(std::istream& file);
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void ReadZoneBoundaries(std::istream& file);
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void ReadSceneTransition(std::istream& file);
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SceneTransitionInfo ReadSceneTransitionInfo(std::istream& file);
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void ReadPath(std::istream& file);
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