Thread: Verify Object Clicking via Region Clipping - Stop Those Cheat Clients

Updated Version - This is now the correct version and loops through objects only in your region.


If you release this anywhere else, please give me credits.

In your Region class, add this:

Code:

	private ArrayList<Objects> realObjects = new ArrayList<Objects>();

	public static Region getRegion(int x, int y) {
		int regionX = x >> 3;
		int regionY = y >> 3;
		int regionId = (regionX / 8 << 8) + regionY / 8;
		for (Region region : regions) {
			if (region.id() == regionId) {
				return region;
			}
		}
		return null;
	}

	public static boolean objectExists(int id, int x, int y, int z) {
		RegionClipping r = getRegion(x, y);
		if (r == null)
			return false;
		for (Objects o : r.realObjects) {
			if (o.objectId == id) {
				if (o.objectX == x && o.objectY == y && o.objectHeight == z) {
					return true;
				}
			}
		}
		return false;
	}

At the bottom of your addObject method, add this:

Code:

		Region r = getRegion(x, y);
		if (r != null) {
			if (startUp)
				r.realObjects.add(new Objects(objectId, x, y, height, direction, type));
			else if (!objectExists(objectId, x, y, height))
				r.realObjects.add(new Objects(objectId, x, y, height, direction, type));
		}

In ActionHandler.java (or whatever you use for handling object clicking)

Below: (or whatever you use)

Code:

    public void firstClickObject(int objectType, int obX, int obY) {
        c.clickObjectType = 0;

And (or whatever you use)

Code:

    public void secondClickObject(int objectType, int obX, int obY) {
        c.clickObjectType = 0;

And (or whatever you use)

Code:

    public void thirdClickObject(int objectType, int obX, int obY) {
        c.clickObjectType = 0;

Add:

Code:

        if (!Region.objectExists(objectType, obX, obY, c.heightLevel))
        	return;

Don't forget to import.

Credits:
DotEXE for the getRegion method.
Anyone who contributed in making region clipping.
Me.

Please thank and rep if you use this or found it helpful in any way.