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 Post subject: ACT & SPR File for your Monster Pixel bot
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What is an ACT file?

The monsters in Ragnarok are programed to do several movements to create animation specific to what they are intended to do. They have animation to walk, in some monsters they are just up and down movement. They also have the animation they do when they are being hit.

Usually when we create our bots, we only change the SPR file or the sprite of the monster for our pixel bot. But what happens is that the act of the monster is still the same. They have the same actions but the only thing different is the sprite.

Since most of you are using the spr file of your own or the the spr file that Roan1234321 provided, I find it a little bit cluttered when only changing the spr file of the monster. Let me just give you an example of this:

Without changing the ACT file
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You can see multiple square boxes layering on each other.

With changing the ACT file
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You can see a single box representing the monster

To get this effect, use my ACT & SPR File for your monster to attack or evade.


You can also check if you did it right by going to your grf editor. Search for the monster you want to change then
1.) Click on the act file then,
2.) Click on animation preview and lastly,
3.) Select what animation would you like to see.
Look at this example:

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Colors used in SPR file
Yellow = RGB( 255, 255, 00)
Pink = RGB( 224, 32, 128)

Here are some additional methods you can use to modify or add my sprite/act files to your ragnarok.

1. Download zdata.rar and extract it.
2. Open zdata.grf and the navigate to monster.act and monster.spr
3. Rename monster.act and monster.spr to the desired mob by right clicking on the file and click rename or just click the file and then press F2
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After these 3 steps you have 2 options. You can either merge the grf or edit the data.ini

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Follow the procedure in my signature or you can click in this link
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Data.ini edit
1. Navigate to your Ragnarok folder.
2. Copy your edited zdata.grf to your Ragnarok folder
3. Open data.ini in your Ragnarok folder.
4. Edit it like this image below.
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Attachments:
zdata.rar [658 Bytes]
Downloaded 975 times
Monster to Evade.rar [568 Bytes]
Downloaded 803 times
Monster to Attack.rar [572 Bytes]
Downloaded 1226 times

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Thanks for sharing. I have a question about the .act file you provided. Does it only change the movements of monsters while alive, or does it also change the movement of monsters when they die?

For example, the monster Creamy, when it dies it causes a spiral effect, therefore, the yellow block turns too, so that fade out effect, when the monster dies, and the macro ends up clicking on this block even monster already dead, due to the spiral effect, which removes the fade effect.

I don't know if I was clear in my explanation, but I have an image to exemplify what happens to some monsters during their death.

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0dr4ud3 wrote:
Thanks for sharing. I have a question about the .act file you provided. Does it only change the movements of monsters while alive, or does it also change the movement of monsters when they die?

For example, the monster Creamy, when it dies it causes a spiral effect, therefore, the yellow block turns too, so that fade out effect, when the monster dies, and the macro ends up clicking on this block even monster already dead, due to the spiral effect, which removes the fade effect.

I don't know if I was clear in my explanation, but I have an image to exemplify what happens to some monsters during their death.

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Thank you for your reply. My act file consist of only one frame. So whatever programed movement it should have will all be the same. When it dies it automatically vanish, no fade aways like the original acts.

I think you did something wrong. Both of the act & spr file should be replaced in your data.grf. For what I saw you only changed the spr file. It should have a single box just like my example on this thread.

You can also check if you did it right by going to your grf editor. Search for the monster you want to change then click on the act file then click on animation preview and lastly select what animation would you like to see. Look at this example:

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0dr4ud3 wrote:
Thanks for sharing. I have a question about the .act file you provided. Does it only change the movements of monsters while alive, or does it also change the movement of monsters when they die?

For example, the monster Creamy, when it dies it causes a spiral effect, therefore, the yellow block turns too, so that fade out effect, when the monster dies, and the macro ends up clicking on this block even monster already dead, due to the spiral effect, which removes the fade effect.

I don't know if I was clear in my explanation, but I have an image to exemplify what happens to some monsters during their death.

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Thank you for your reply. My act file consist of only one frame. So whatever programed movement it should have will all be the same. When it dies it automatically vanish, no fade aways like the original acts.

I think you did something wrong. Both of the act & spr file should be replaced in your data.grf. For what I saw you only changed the spr file. It should have a single box just like my example on this thread.

You can also check if you did it right by going to your grf editor. Search for the monster you want to change then click on the act file then click on animation preview and lastly select what animation would you like to see. Look at this example:

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Oh yes, I haven't updated data.grf with your file yet, but I'll do it as soon as possible. My question was only if he would alter the movements of when the monster dies. Now it's clear, he does change. Today I'm going to make the changes and test.

Thank you very much for your contribution, my PixelBot is getting more and more functional.


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0dr4ud3 wrote:
Nyl- wrote:
0dr4ud3 wrote:
Thanks for sharing. I have a question about the .act file you provided. Does it only change the movements of monsters while alive, or does it also change the movement of monsters when they die?

For example, the monster Creamy, when it dies it causes a spiral effect, therefore, the yellow block turns too, so that fade out effect, when the monster dies, and the macro ends up clicking on this block even monster already dead, due to the spiral effect, which removes the fade effect.

I don't know if I was clear in my explanation, but I have an image to exemplify what happens to some monsters during their death.

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Thank you for your reply. My act file consist of only one frame. So whatever programed movement it should have will all be the same. When it dies it automatically vanish, no fade aways like the original acts.

I think you did something wrong. Both of the act & spr file should be replaced in your data.grf. For what I saw you only changed the spr file. It should have a single box just like my example on this thread.

You can also check if you did it right by going to your grf editor. Search for the monster you want to change then click on the act file then click on animation preview and lastly select what animation would you like to see. Look at this example:

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Oh yes, I haven't updated data.grf with your file yet, but I'll do it as soon as possible. My question was only if he would alter the movements of when the monster dies. Now it's clear, he does change. Today I'm going to make the changes and test.

Thank you very much for your contribution, my PixelBot is getting more and more functional.

You are welcome. If you need more help regarding this. You can always come back into this thread and I will reply.

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So, as I mentioned in another Roan post, I would like to change the sprite for a monster skill. The skill in question would be the Water Ball.

My idea would be, for my character to teleport when a monster uses this skill, or when he's been casting the skill.

I believe that for that, it would be necessary to exchange some .act file, correct?


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0dr4ud3 wrote:
So, as I mentioned in another Roan post, I would like to change the sprite for a monster skill. The skill in question would be the Water Ball.

My idea would be, for my character to teleport when a monster uses this skill, or when he's been casting the skill.

I believe that for that, it would be necessary to exchange some .act file, correct?

Correct you can do that. If its just only for the monster it will do some act when it is casting the skill. So there for you have to get the exact act/frame of the mob when it is casting the skill. Can you tell me which monster are you talking about? I am getting interested in this. I might give it a shot.

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The monster is Sea Otter. I will be grateful if you can try something. :mrgreen:


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0dr4ud3 wrote:
The monster is Sea Otter. I will be grateful if you can try something. :mrgreen:

I'm gonna try it after work. I hope this works. May I also know the scenario. Are you attacking sea otter and it is also in solid pixel(yellow color)? And when it casts water ball, you want to change its sprite into another pixel color, correct?

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0dr4ud3 wrote:
The monster is Sea Otter. I will be grateful if you can try something. :mrgreen:

Okay, I found one way to do it. Please check on the image.

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I noticed that whenever they cast a skill on you, a circle appears on the ground so I just changed it into a solid pixel. I will upload the file after my work. Just tried it on my lunch break. Is that okay with you or do I have to make it smaller?
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Edit: Okay, I've made more samples for you to choose from. I suggest that you use the red color cause when the monster cast the skill it always blink to red color.
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I've also seen the downside of using this. Cause whenever you are using a skill that has also the same like water ball. You will also have the same circle for the mob. Example:
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