[Question] Adding objects to the client during runtime.

[Renyei]

Hello!

As the title suggests, I'm seeking suggestions/advice on how to go about spawning objects on the client during runtime, mostly for an educational project. Mostly static objects that would be sent from the server (mailboxes, as an example). Correct me if I am wrong, but simply trying to inject a new object entry into the object manager isn't likely to work. I figure that, considering the client obviously does it when object spawn packets come in, there must be some method to doing it.

I'm not looking for a guide or written example, but if anyone has some guidance on this, I'd appreciate any bones!
Thanks.

[DarkLinux]

Just take a look at one of the current emulators source, get the packet id for create object, then hook and trace.

[Renyei]

Just take a look at one of the current emulators source, get the packet id for create object, then hook and trace.

I took a look over the source of TrinityCore, specifically here -> TrinityCore/src/server/game/Server/Packets at c5d3dd90bea3889ef5fcd33c9ef0d59d7c544f8a * TrinityCore/TrinityCore * GitHub

The only thing relating to GameObjects, which I assume the term for server-side spawned objects in this context, doesn't contain anything about spawning them. I'm assuming I am either missing something here, or there is a different naming convention?

Thanks for the pointer!