Cataclismo

Why you need the player name to be the name for your server timer? Do you want to use it? Or what?

I had this problem too. I fixed it by making my itemshop compatible with the game. There are 2 types of limit: 1. Limit based on worn time 2. Limit based on real time The second limit type can be only used with REAL_TIME flag, but the first one can be used with flag and also if the item has ITEM_UNIQUE type. If the item has type ITEM_UNIQUE, the REAL_TIME flag won't work!

Points are not updated. Probably because of PointsPacket() or something.

This is an english forum and we kinda expect english content. Also, why I saw some romanian translations like "Te-ai consolidat cu o forta magica" and the blacksmith chat? Also, you probably missed the effect packet. Check how potions works with effects.

Flags and proper socket value.

That's not a bug. That's normal. File: char_item.cpp Function: bool CHARACTER::EquipItem(LPITEM item, int iCandidateCell) The code: if (iWearCell != WEAR_ARROW && (dwCurTime - GetLastAttackTime() <= 1500 || dwCurTime - m_dwLastSkillTime <= 1500)) { ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, LC_TEXT("°¡¸¸È÷ ÀÖÀ» ¶§¸¸ Âø¿ëÇÒ ¼ö ÀÖ½À´Ï´Ù.")); return false; } You should not edit it. I think this code has his own role.

Hmm... that's weird. Are you sure you're not CH99 and you copied new code from above and compiled the source? Check it.

Oops. My bad. I edited the code from previous post. Check it out.

Right click on "EterPack" project and click "Rebuild". This may help.

File: questlua_global.cpp Find : void RegisterGlobalFunctionTable(lua_State* L) and above this function add: // mob_spawn(vnum, x, y, map_index) int _mob_spawn(lua_State* L) { if (lua_gettop(L) < 4) { sys_err("_mob_spawn: not enough arguments"); lua_pushboolean(L, 0); return 1; } if(false == lua_isnumber(L, 1) || false == lua_isnumber(L, 2) || false == lua_isnumber(L, 3) || false == lua_isnumber(L, 4)) { sys_err("_mob_spawn: invalid arguments"); lua_pushboolean(L, 0); return 1; } const DWORD dwVnum = static_cast<DWORD>(lua_tonumber(L, 1)); const long lX = static_cast<long>(lua_tonumber(L, 2)); const long lY = static_cast<long>(lua_tonumber(L, 3)); const long lMapIndex = static_cast<long>(lua_tonumber(L, 4)); const CMob* pMonster = CMobManager::instance().Get(dwVnum); if (!pMonster) { sys_err("_mob_spawn: wrong vnum"); lua_pushboolean(L, 0); return 1; } LPSECTREE_MAP pkSectreeMap = SECTREE_MANAGER::instance().GetMap(lMapIndex); if (!pkSectreeMap) { sys_err("_mob_spawn: wrong mapindex"); lua_pushboolean(L, 0); return 1; } LPCHARACTER mob = CHARACTER_MANAGER::instance().SpawnMob(dwVnum, lMapIndex, lX, lY, 0); if (!mob) { sys_err("_mob_spawn: mob not spawned; coords maybe wrong?"); lua_pushboolean(L, 0); return 1; } lua_pushboolean(L, 1); return 1; } Now search for { "spawn_mob", _spawn_mob }, And add after: { "mob_spawn", _mob_spawn }, And you call it like this: mob_spawn(vnum, x, y, map_index) The function returns true/false if mob was called or not. Also, if the mob is not called then it will display an error in your syserr file:

You can do it via timed events on source (search for event_create and event_cancel) or by quest using server timers

They have mistakes. In the folder where your db core is located you have a file called syserr. In this file you can find almost everytime the source of your problem. You probably never looked in it and you deleted it everytime. Stop doing this. Are very, very important those files for finding the source of your problems. Everytime when something is not working check these files and you may find where's your problem. Delete it (if you didn't already), and open your db core. Wait until your db core closes (because it will) and then read syserr. PS: I recommend you to delete it because it's easier to find the problems when the files are small and your errors are writed only once.

Wtf ?? Huh? I did automatic HnS on source. More fun.

Automatic HnS by source:

You get skills from a NPC? If yes, check your quests for that NPC.

input_db.cpp:2839: warning: format '%u' expects type 'unsigned int', but argument 8 has type 'long int' input_db.cpp:2839: warning: format '%u' expects type 'unsigned int', but argument 9 has type 'long int' input_db.cpp:2839: warning: format '%u' expects type 'unsigned int', but argument 10 has type 'long int' input_db.cpp:2839: warning: too few arguments for format Change from %u to %lu for arguments 8, 9 and 10 (count them). Also, I think you provided less arguments than it needs. input_main.cpp:3374: error: duplicate case value input_main.cpp:3301: error: previously used here You have used case SOMETHING: more than just one time (available for all errors you get!). You used on line 3301 and also on line 3374. Use them just once. If you used them just once then the values are the same even the name are not. You should provide unique numbers for each (in packet.h). If you change their values make sure you do that in client too.

Because there are a lot of stupid players. If you do a classic and old style server they're like "What do you have special? You just copied finalongju" and if you do a server with some new systems they're like "This is not metin2 anymore". But there are old style servers. I don't know how was the server you mentioned, but I think they're close.

First of all, ask your questions here next time.. About your problem, it seems you included utils.h more than just one time and your functions are redefined. Open utils.h and in top of the file, before everything else, add this: #pragma once If this does not work you should check your code for duplicate include.

Next time, use Questions and Answers forum, please. I think you want to change hit damage bonus on items. You can do that by editing file item_addon.cpp // SKILL BONUS: int iSkillBonus = MINMAX(-30, (int) (gauss_random(0, 5) + 0.5f), 30); // HIT BONUS (based on skill bonus) int iNormalHitBonus = 0; if (abs(iSkillBonus) <= 20) iNormalHitBonus = -2 * iSkillBonus + abs(number(-8, 8) + number(-8, 8)) + number(1, 4); else iNormalHitBonus = -2 * iSkillBonus + number(1, 5); For item bonuses search in char_item.cpp case USE_ADD_ATTRIBUTE : and replace this if (item2->GetAttributeCount() < 4) with this if (item2->GetAttributeCount() < 5) Good luck.

File name: char_skill.cpp Function: void CHARACTER::SkillLevelUp(DWORD dwVnum, BYTE bMethod) Search this: switch (GetSkillMasterType(pkSk->dwVnum)) { case SKILL_NORMAL: if (GetSkillLevel(pkSk->dwVnum) >= 17) { if (GetQuestFlag("reset_scroll.force_to_master_skill") > 0) { SetSkillLevel(pkSk->dwVnum, 20); SetQuestFlag("reset_scroll.force_to_master_skill", 0); } else { if (number(1, 21 - MIN(20, GetSkillLevel(pkSk->dwVnum))) == 1) SetSkillLevel(pkSk->dwVnum, 20); } } break; And replace it with this: switch (GetSkillMasterType(pkSk->dwVnum)) { case SKILL_NORMAL: if (GetSkillLevel(pkSk->dwVnum) >= 17) { SetSkillLevel(pkSk->dwVnum, 20); sys_log(0, "FORCE MASTER: %u", pkSk->dwVnum); } break;

File name: char_skill.php Function: bool CHARACTER::LearnSkillByBook(DWORD dwSkillVnum, BYTE bProb) Find this: int need_bookcount = GetSkillLevel(dwSkillVnum) - 20; and change it to: int need_bookcount = 0; Have fun.

My code does not affect alignment. I think that's your own problem.

I don't know how this system works, but I think you can work around by yourself because I don't see anyone to post it for free. I will give you a few details, but I can't make the code for you right now because I am busy. This is my own "work around". Is not the right method, but that's all I got. Attention!: This is NOT tested and I don't guarantee that this works. Use with care. This is just for testing purposes only. NEVER do it in live version. First of all, your item need the type ITEM_USE, and the subtype USE_SPECIAL. Now open common/length.h and find enum EWearPositions and before WEAR_MAX = 32 add WEAR_SHOULDER = YOUR_SLOT, YOUR_SLOT must be the one you have in client. In char_item.cpp, in UseItemEx function find this: case USE_SPECIAL: switch (item->GetVnum()) { and right after it put this code: case CODE1: case CODE2: case CODE3: { if (!item->IsEquipped()) { if (!CanEquipNow(item)) { ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, "You can't equip this object."); return false; } else { return item->EquipTo(this, WEAR_SHOULDER); } } else { if (!CanUnequipNow(item)) { ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, "You can't unequip this object."); return false; } else { return UnequipItem(item); } } } Replace CODE1, CODE2, CODE3 with your items code.

Oh, you want equipment too. I didn't know. About the command, yeah, probably because the pkKiller parameter is not set. I fixed that too. Here's the code: if (pkKiller && IsPC()) { if (GetMapIndex() == YOUR_MAPINDEX && pkKiller->IsPC()) { PIXEL_POSITION pos; pos.x = GetX(); pos.y = GetY(); for (WORD i = 0; i < INVENTORY_MAX_NUM + WEAR_MAX_NUM; ++i) { LPITEM item = GetInventoryItem(i); if (item) { switch (item->GetVnum()) { case 1: case 2: case 3: case 4: case 5: { SyncQuickslot(QUICKSLOT_TYPE_ITEM, i, 255); item->RemoveFromCharacter(); item->AddToGround(GetMapIndex(), pos, true); item->StartDestroyEvent(); } break; } } } } }

Ooops. I writed the code wrong. I edited my previous post so you can copy again the code.