Protocols/MSNP/MSNC/Custom Emoticons
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Custom emoticons
Custom created emoticons are being requested on the same way as Display pictures are. Only the client received the MSNObject for a custom emoticon on a different way. Immediately before someone sends you a message containing custom emoticons, you will receive a message of the type text/x-mms-emoticon, containing information about all custom emoticons used in that message:
MSG 1 N 232 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/x-mms-emoticon
alias1 TAB MSNObject1 TAB alias2 TAB MSNObject2 TAB
The alias is the text you should replace with the custom emoticon in messages. It should not be replaced when inside a URL. Where the MSNObject points to a emoticon file, some fields have different values. The Type field for example has now the value 2.
- See also: MSNObject
Example content from a text/x-mms-emoticon with the two icons "(tux)" and "(baaha)":
(tux) <msnobj Creator="alice@example.com" Size="978" Type="2" Location="TFRC5.dat" Friendly="AAA=" SHA1D="Uz3MQadmIWHed3saSdwcTo/Tc7U=" SHA1C="e7vZQCbXV30xf3gngY3P3slZhts="/> (baaha) <msnobj Creator="alice@example.com" Size="691" Type="2" Location="TFR3FA.dat" Friendly="AAA=" SHA1D="as1WxRoW0FXQFVrERtCC1Hec8i8=" SHA1C="AeZUBbzp5rI7tlZJ++ikrO4SeUk="/>
The SHA1C hashes do not match, but maybe I'll fix that later or someone else will.