BlockInfo

Reads the client’s walkability data for an area of up to 32×32 tiles starting at x, y, z. For each tile it runs the check the client makes before every step: can a character standing at height z on the tile south of it step north onto it? The answer is the height it would land at, or -128 ($FF80) when it can’t. The client answers from everything it has loaded (house walls and floors included); a tile it hasn’t loaded reads as -128. On a client whose function address is unknown, every byte is 0.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Meaning
x	number	X position.
y	number	Y position.
z	number	Height.
width	number	Width in tiles.
height	number	Height in tiles.

Returns

In this order, from stack position 1:

Value	Type	Meaning
data	string	Two bytes per tile, width × height × 2 bytes in all: row by row from x, y, each a signed 16-bit number, low byte first.

Note

EasyUO 1.5 passed the client’s function five arguments, but client.exe 7.0.117.1 takes six: the sixth points at a byte it writes. Given five, the client wrote that byte to an address near 0, which crashes it. EasyUO Reforged passes the sixth. The script command path check asks the same of the client one step at a time, from any height and in any direction.

See also

• event PathFind
• path Check