Z value in NavMeshSquare

[dina]

In certain scenes the z value of the squares is wrong, can someone point me in the right direction to handle this?

[boredevil]

if i remember correctly the z value of squares is relative to to the world position of the scene.

here are the structures i used. but use with care, they may be outdated:

    class NavMesh
    {  //Size=0x009C
    public:
        uint32_t       id_World;       //0x0000
        uint32_t       id_NavMesh;     //0x0004
        uint32_t       id_SnoScene;    //0x0008
        Vec3           align_Pos;       //0x000C
        Vec2           zone_Min;        //0x0018
        Vec2           zone_Max;        //0x0020
                                   char _0x0028[116];

    class Scene
    {  //Size=0x02A8
    public:
        uint32_t       id_Scene;       //0x0000
        uint32_t       id_NavMesh;     //0x0004
        uint32_t       id_World;       //0x0008
                                   char _0x000C[4];
        int32_t        grid_PosX;       //0x0010
        int32_t        grid_PosY;       //0x0014
                                   char _0x0018[120];
        uint32_t       sizeX;          //0x0090
        uint32_t       sizeY;          //0x0094
                                   char _0x0098[68];
        uint32_t       id_SnoScene;    //0x00DC
                                   char _0x00E0[160];
        NavMesh        * navMesh;      //0x0180
                                   char _0x0184[292]; 

so the correct z would be:
scene->navMesh.align_pos.z + square.z

[dina]

Thank you! The Align was defined as a Vec2 in the structs i found unkown_00C

class NavZoneRaw
{
public:
DWORD id_navzone; // 0x000
DWORD id_world; // 0x004
DWORD id_scenesno; // 0x008
Vec3 unknown_00C; // 0x00C
//DWORD unknown_014; // 0x014
Vec2 zoneMin; // 0x018
Vec2 zoneMax; // 0x020
DWORD unknown_028[8]; // 0x028
DWORD pNavZoneDefRaw; // 0x048
DWORD pSceneRecord; // 0x04C
DWORD unknown_050; // 0x050
};

It now works flawlessly in those scenes. While i'm thanking, thanks for all your other contributions too, they were a big help throughout my development!