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How do I get Flightpath?

Hey,

We're trying to use this project with NodeJS. And are slightly confused on the communication protocol. I guess with the recent refactor the documentations not been updated yet

For example when trying to get a RANDOM_POINT:

byteBuffer.writeByte(6); // Length in bytes
byteBuffer.writeByte(MessageType.RANDOM_POINT); // Value 2
byteBuffer.writeInt(1); // MapID (Kalimdor)

But don't get a response. Unless I remove writing the length

byteBuffer.writeByte(MessageType.RANDOM_POINT);
byteBuffer.writeInt(1);

Which seems to get a response:

0d 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

Which I assume is Vector3.Zero as it some how failed to find a random point..

Hello, i did what the discord said to do, get the mmaps, etc but for some reason when i use your getPath method but it keeps returning 0,0,0. these are the vectors i am using
this problem happens in eastern kingsdom and when i tried using it to get a path to a npc in thunderbluff

Vector3 start = new Vector3(9361.473f, -7041.952f, 18.32074f); Vector3 end = new Vector3(9124.827f, -7067.296f, 23.31561f);

and i am using your getpath method
public static IEnumerable<Vector3> GetPath(MessageType msgType, int mapId, Vector3 start, Vector3 end, int flags) { try { return Client.IsConnected ? Client.Send((byte)msgType, (mapId, flags, start, end)).AsArray<Vector3>() : Array.Empty<Vector3>(); } catch { return Array.Empty<Vector3>(); } }

Hi, first of all, great project 🥇

I'm trying to get this running to power pathfinding in a bot I'm building. I've tried downloading the mmaps from the link in the readme, but I get the following error:

Wrong MMAP version (got:6, expected:12) dtTile 1 1 (mapId: 1)

I can only assume that download is old? Before I go compiling the trinity src just to get the extractor tools, happen to have an updated download link for ones you are using?

When using ameisennavigation server,If the coordinates are closer to the wall, it is easier to touch the wall when turning.
Is there a way to solve this problem?