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But this is not a problem in this case. Is CHARACTER removed from the unique map when killed?

item->SetCount(MAX(0, item->GetCount() - loopCount)); if (item) item->Lock(false); You should no longer use the "item" pointer after using the SetCount function, which may delete this object.

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What about db’s syserr and syslog?

CMappedFile File; LPCVOID pData; if (!CEterPackManager::Instance().Get(File, szFileName, &pData)) return; CMemoryTextFileLoader textFileLoader; textFileLoader.Bind(File.Size(), pData); for (DWORD i = 0; i < textFileLoader.GetLineCount(); ++i) { const std::string& c_rstLine = textFileLoader.GetLineString(i); vRaceSpecular.emplace_back(atoi(c_rstLine.c_str())); } if (vRaceSpecular.find(GetRace()) != vRaceSpecular.cend()) fSpecular = 1.f;

You probably made timed equipment like weapon. Just disable REAL_TIME from these items and the error will be gone.

v10 from @martysama0134

bool CPythonNetworkStream::RecvRefineInformationPacketNew() (iiii) -> (iiOi) rkRefineTable.cost -> PyLong_FromLongLong(rkRefineTable.cost)

void CInputLogin::Entergame(LPDESC d, const char* data) { ... for (const auto& it : g_map_GM) ch->ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_COMMAND, "AddGameMaster %s", it.first.c_str()); }

It would be a good idea to write unsent messages to the database on shutdown, and read them on boot.

/saveati mapindex example It'll create image in your core directory, open that and check if this position isn't red. Red color represens ATTR_BLOCK where you can't login and can't spawn monsters.

struct FCountRaceInMap { size_t count; uint32_t dwVnum; FCountRaceInMap(uint32_t _dwVnum) : dwVnum(_dwVnum), count(0) {} void operator() (LPENTITY ent) { if (!ent->IsType(ENTITY_CHARACTER)) return; LPCHARACTER ch = static_cast<LPCHARACTER>(ent); if (ch->IsPC()) return; if (ch->GetRaceNum() == dwVnum) ++count; } }; size_t SECTREE_MANAGER::GetRaceCountInMap(long lMapIndex, uint32_t dwVnum) { LPSECTREE_MAP sectree = SECTREE_MANAGER::instance().GetMap(lMapIndex); if (!sectree) return 0; FCountRaceInMap f(dwVnum); sectree->for_each(f); return f.count; } It should work, but I didn't test.