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Hello,

I m currently working with a 3.1.3 server.

MaNGOS/0.14.0 (* * Revision 8296) for Linux_x64 (little-endian)

ScriptDev2 (for MaNGOS 8190+) Revision [1294] 2009-08-02 14:27:08 (Unix)

UDB 0.11.5 (382) for MaNGOS 8280 with SD2 SQL for rev. 1280

ACID 3.0.0 - Full Release for Mangos

and we've a problem with this command :

.debug mod 67 #creature_displayid

Before the update, with a 3.0.9 server,

MaNGOS/0.13.0 (* * Revision 7694 - *) for Unix (little-endian)

ACID 0.0.8 Mangos - Full Release for SD2 905+Revision [1017] 2009-04-21 11:18:13 (Unix)

UDB 0.11.0 (371) for MaNGOS 7681 with SD2 SQL for rev. 1012

ACID 0.0.9 - Full Release for Mangos 7673+

this was changed the field 67 of character's data (`characters`.`characters`) and permited a permanent morph.

Now, (3.1.3) the character's data are rewritted on the disconnection or / and are overrided on reconnection. So we re blocked about this possibility. May we need to customize the core ? Or did we miss something ?

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The branch ?

Hmm, the data aren't rewritted on the disconnection, but on the character's window, when the ids ve to be display.

I fund the function void Player::InitDisplayIds()

in player.cpp, at line 17207, but i mn't really good for programming...

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  • 7 months later...
Ok, i tryed it, and worked fine.

But an other edit was simpler : disable the call in the " Player::LoadFromDB "

sorry to bump this thread but i got to exact same spot, however im not very good with c++ and cant find this, first of all which cpp, second of all is that all of the code to disable or is it more (fairly sure its more) i could find multiple codes in player.cpp which had that and neither (from what i could see) had any "call"

i tried pm tareld but he is no longer active on forum and this didnt reply

anyone who fixed without a full rollback, which code exactly to disable for it to be possible again?

if you preffer, pm me otherwise just reply here

+rep for answer, thx

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Ok, i tryed it, and worked fine.

But an other edit was simpler : disable the call in the " Player::LoadFromDB "

sorry to bump this thread but i got to exact same spot, however im not very good with c++ and cant find this, first of all which cpp, second of all is that all of the code to disable or is it more (fairly sure its more) i could find multiple codes in player.cpp which had that and neither (from what i could see) had any "call"

i tried pm tareld but he is no longer active on forum and this didnt reply

anyone who fixed without a full rollback, which code exactly to disable for it to be possible again?

if you preffer, pm me otherwise just reply here

+rep for answer, thx

Well just make a new function like that:

void Player::InitDisplayIdsAlt()
{
   PlayerInfo const *info = sObjectMgr.GetPlayerInfo(getRace(), getClass());
   if(!info)
   {
       sLog.outError("Player %u has incorrect race/class pair. Can't init display ids.", GetGUIDLow());
       return;
   }

   // reset scale before reapply auras
   SetObjectScale(DEFAULT_OBJECT_SCALE);

   uint8 gender = getGender();
   switch(gender)
   {
       case GENDER_FEMALE:
           SetDisplayId(GetNativeDisplayId()); // Get the current native ID and set it as model
           break;
       case GENDER_MALE:
           SetDisplayId(GetNativeDisplayId()); // Get the current native ID and set it as model
           break;
       default:
           sLog.outError("Invalid gender %u for player",gender);
           return;
   }
}

Replace "InitDisplayIds();" in the LoadFromDB function with "InitDisplayIdsAlt();" and the native ID will stay. Temporary models will be still overwritten :)

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