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oh, I think I did, but it still works fine on my server without. So I guess not really needed

Yeap, that's why I marked it as "dev" due to the chance of crashes. On that note though, of all my reloads so far, I have yet to crash. It's a realm I'm only on building the area, so a crash wouldn't be a big deal. Just a time saver really rather then having to keep logging back in. Since I know many have asked for commands like this, I just figured I'd share =)

I know a lot of asked for reloading of items and creatures. On my realm, I'm building a custom zone with lots of new custom items. To save restarts, I decided to code it in and since I've seen it requested several times, thought I'd share. Sorry for no real patch, but my core has many changes and is 3.3.3, so it wouldn't match default GIT, so you'll have to commit it in manually. Chat.cpp { "spell_threats", SEC_ADMINISTRATOR, true, &ChatHandler::HandleReloadSpellThreatsCommand, "", NULL }, + { "item_template", SEC_ADMINISTRATOR, true, &ChatHandler::HandleReloadItemPrototypesCommand, "", NULL }, + { "creature_template", SEC_ADMINISTRATOR, true, &ChatHandler::HandleReloadCreatureTemplatesCommand, "", NULL }, Chat.h bool HandleReloadSpellPetAurasCommand(const char* args); + bool HandleReloadItemPrototypesCommand(const char* args); + bool HandleReloadCreatureTemplatesCommand(const char* args); Level3.cpp HandleReloadLocalesQuestCommand("a"); return true; } + bool ChatHandler::HandleReloadItemPrototypesCommand(const char * /*args*/) + { + sLog.outString( "Loading Item Data... (`item_template`)" ); + sObjectMgr.LoadItemPrototypes(); + SendGlobalSysMessage("DB table `item_template` reloaded."); + return true; + } + bool ChatHandler::HandleReloadCreatureTemplatesCommand(const char * /*args*/) + { + sLog.outString( "Loading Creature Data... (`creature_template`)" ); + sObjectMgr.LoadCreatureTemplates(); + SendGlobalSysMessage("DB table `creature_template` (creature data) reloaded."); + return true; + } INSERT INTO `command` (`name`, `security`, `help`) VALUES ('reload creature_template', 3, 'Syntax: .reload creature_template'), ('reload item_template', 3, 'Syntax: .reload item_template');

Will this fix non-working collsion type things in Mango's like dismount on entering an inn, cave, WSG tunnels etc?

Before bitching about other not following gudelines.. Might want to read the rules here yourself Posting a link to a public server is against the rules. Also what proof do you have that patch is yours? I see this thread as nothing more then "hey gimmee attention oh and go see my server too!"

I'm not sure if I'm more amazed by all this great info or the sheer fact you were able to post 27 times in a row without an interuption in the thread =)

Where did I say I did? I even stated I been out of that scene for over a year. Was pointing you into a direction of where to start looking to see if Pelish had any plans to start a Bnet 2 emu. I would think a site that caters to an earlier version would know more then trying to find info here. Maybe try not being such an ass in the future either to someone atleast willing to take the time to try to help you/

Take a look at http://pvpgn.berlios.de/index.php?page=files PvPGN has made a Bnet emu for several years now. Haven't followed much since I closed my WC3/SC server about a year ago. You might have better luck at their forums too at http://pelish.spfree.net rather then asking here =) The head dev is Pelish, I'd send him a PM.

hmm, I think I found the issue but not sure how to fix it. In dbcEditer I changed field 66 which is the player limit from 40 to 10 and saved. When I reopen Map.dbc the 10 is now a zero causing the core to use the 40 default. What am I doing wrong that after I change the field using dbcEditer that it changes to 0 after a save?

With the changes now in 3.3, player limit in raids are now handled via DBC rather then the database. I edited my map.dbc from 40 to 10 for AQ40, replaced my DBC file in my Mango's core folder, restarted the core, but AQ40 still allows 40 players to enter. Any help would be great!

Missing in the zip.. there is only the product.xml and a read me

vehicle's are npc's not game objects.

Would be intresting to see Firebird supported.

I use hooks, but I don't use a PvP one. Most of my hook stuff is onLogin stuff to teach all class spells.. things like that.

you would want to create a new file in SD2 like hooks.cpp or whatever void PVPKillPlaye(Player *killer, Player *killed) { } void AddSC_hooks() { Script *newscript; newscript = new Script; newscript->Name = "scripted_hooks"; newscript->pPVPKillPlayer = &PVPKillPlayer; newscript->RegisterSelf(); }

I'm sure this discussion would be welcomed at SD2 if it is in regards to custom scripts as you said. Also in SD2 be sure to look in the custom folder for some ideas you can run with. People of the community are very willing to help I found if you ask for help in the right place and very picky if you do it in the wrong place =)

When I converted my Ascent scripts to Mangos, I wrote some things to support hooks. For the Ascent PvP script like that you need to add functions in worldsession, unit and characterhandler to trigger your custom script in SD2 void WorldSession::HandlePVPKillPlayer(Player *killed) { Script->PVPKillPlayer(GetPlayer(), killed); } For one of the examples..

Just disable LoLstep.. It's over rated anyway.. wouldn't be missed

I'm trying to write a faction script, but it don't update the faction.. if ( player->getRace() == 7 ) { player->SetFactionReputation(54,10000); } I tried == RACE_GNOME too

nm.. resolved it

Most no.. Major cities for barbershops, Durotar and SW for the new zep tower and harbor and the removel of naxx in EPL are the only big changes mostly.

find return v_map == 530 || v_map == 571 && HasSpell(54197); change to return v_map == 530 || v_map == 0 || v_map ==1 && v_map == 571; That will allow it on maps 0 and 1 plus take away the requirement of cold weather flying in Northrend.. Azeroth is very ugly from a flying prospective though, the map cuts are very hacky and ugly.

If you know that file dosn't use any other projects too, you can just right click on the game project and select compile too, though it is better just to run build as stated above. Clean really is only needed on big changes or merging a new branch in.

Revert all changes in http://github.com/mangos/mangos/commit/c3055c3b6fc86a22bf91f575499b1925813a14da and it will work with 3.2 again. Current 3.2 branch only works with 3.2.2 ptr client unless you revert that.