[Trinity] How to make creature look like a player?

[Nefarel]

I've tried changing creature displayId to player displayId but it doesn't work as intended. How to make creature look like a player?

[Deathbringer123]

Heya Now I Would Say You Would Need a Script for this

I Have Looked for a script to do this but i havent found one yet but i will keep looking

[Terrorblade]

Heya Now I Would Say You Would Need a Script for this

I Have Looked for a script to do this but i havent found one yet but i will keep looking

It's actually nearly impossible, the only way this would happen is if you can force the client to send CMSG_GET_MIRRORIMAGE_DATA or w/e it is to the server from the player you want it to look like.

[Deathbringer123]

Very Complexed Script Then

[Terrorblade]

Very Complexed Script Then

A script can't force a client to send a cmsg.

[stoneharry]

Of course it's possible, there are several quests on retail where creatures look like you (note the Future You quest).

Find out how it functions and there you have it. It's probably a packet somewhere you can send with specific values.

[The-Eradicator]

Of course it's possible, there are several quests on retail where creatures look like you (note the Future You quest).

Find out how it functions and there you have it. It's probably a packet somewhere you can send with specific values.

Confirm. I haven't tried it, but all the data is there and I know Mirror Image is functional on TrinityCore.

Theoretically, just send SMSG_MIRRORIMAGE_DATA. Not sure how it'll behave if the client didn't ask for it, however.

    WorldPacket data(SMSG_MIRRORIMAGE_DATA, 68);
    data << uint64(guid);
    data << uint32(creator->GetDisplayId());
    if (creator->GetTypeId() == TYPEID_PLAYER)
    {
        Player * pCreator = creator->ToPlayer();
        data << uint8(pCreator->getRace());
        data << uint8(pCreator->getGender());
        data << uint8(pCreator->getClass());
        data << uint8(pCreator->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, 0)); // skin
        data << uint8(pCreator->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, 1)); // face
        data << uint8(pCreator->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, 2)); // hair
        data << uint8(pCreator->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES, 3)); // haircolor
        data << uint8(pCreator->GetByteValue(PLAYER_BYTES_2, 0)); // facialhair
        data << uint32(pCreator->GetGuildId());  // unk

        static const EquipmentSlots ItemSlots[] =
        {
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_HEAD,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_SHOULDERS,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_BODY,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_CHEST,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_WAIST,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_LEGS,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_FEET,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_WRISTS,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_HANDS,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_BACK,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_TABARD,
            EQUIPMENT_SLOT_END
        };

        // Display items in visible slots
        for (EquipmentSlots const* itr = &ItemSlots[0]; *itr != EQUIPMENT_SLOT_END; ++itr)
        {
            if (*itr == EQUIPMENT_SLOT_HEAD && pCreator->HasFlag(PLAYER_FLAGS, PLAYER_FLAGS_HIDE_HELM))
                data << uint32(0);
            else if (*itr == EQUIPMENT_SLOT_BACK && pCreator->HasFlag(PLAYER_FLAGS, PLAYER_FLAGS_HIDE_CLOAK))
                data << uint32(0);
            else if (Item const *item = pCreator->GetItemByPos(INVENTORY_SLOT_BAG_0, *itr))
                data << uint32(item->GetProto()->DisplayInfoID);
            else
                data << uint32(0);
        }
    }

[Nefarel]

Above doesn't seem to work unless I'm doing something wrong. There are quests which needs this feature so it should be possible... I'm stuck.