ofsValues is wrong
Which is correct. As you can even see, you point to some weird value, though (the beginning of the file), not a place where you can put a value to.
somewhere where you put a timestamp (uint32 value)
… Then, add enough blank space behind it to hold one more record and increase the count in the header. At that point the template or whatever you are using will help you with filling out the event record. For the animation block / timestamp block, add free space again at the end of the file.
Quotesomewhere where you put a timestamp (uint32 value)I don't know what this mean.Now my final problem is the ofs value and soon this topic will be solved.
Quote from: "ladiszlai"Quotesomewhere where you put a timestamp (uint32 value)I don't know what this mean.Now my final problem is the ofs value and soon this topic will be solved.To know where to find data the client needs to know the address, the position in the file. That's the goddamn offset.You can click somewhere in the file, 010 editor will tell you the address of your cursor.Click at the beginning of your value, copy the address, put the address in the ofs, and now the client will be able to read it, jump, and read the value.I knew you lacked general basic CS knowledge. That's why you're having a bad time and difficulties to understand.