johnholiver

Well, now there's something strange... the /played command is being executed everytime. Even without player's consent =P

I would like to add that it seems that Seal of Vengeance is currently bugged. http://www.getmangos.eu/community/showthread.php?p=78709#post78709

This problem is about execution of mangos-worldd but i just had this on linux: Initialize data stores... [mangos-worldd: ../../../../src/shared/Database/dbcfile.h:73: const char* DBCFile::Record::getString(size_t) const: Assertion `stringOffset < file.stringSize' failed. I copied the DBC folder from my Windows extract, is that a problem? Should i re-extract in linux to work? I tried also to use an older rev [7252] using git-reset --hard. Using Ubuntu 8.10

I'm having several crashes a day because of this method and reading the code from HandleGroupLeaveOpcode til the RemoveAllInvites i came to some conclusions that might help solving this problem. I did this topic to discuss the matter, to see if there is some sense on what i think it is. - RemoveAllInvites has little relation with all the code that comes before it, the variables used (m_invitees) seem to be untouched until this call. - m_invitees is a list of Player* only. - Player::SetGroupInvite(NULL) just modify Player.m_groupInvite variable setting it to NULL. So my (weak) conclusion is that, been as simples as this call is, the problem might be with one Player* on m_invitees... for example, what happens with the player doesn't exist anymore for some reason? (Player* now points to somewhere that is no longer a player) And i think that would justify an ACCESS_VIOLATION. Maybe the destruction of a Player (logging out, rejecting party, i dunno) in somewhere isn't removing him from Group.m_invitees. Anyways, if i'm right on my conclusions then a check to guarantee that itr* has a good and nice player* would solve this? My opinion is that it would, but i would like to listen to other devs their opinion. Thanks for reading til here... below i quoted free-back that reported that crash (again, 2 or 3 times others had reported before) and his crash dump.

Tnx, i'll report as a bug then

Hi guys, Today i have a nice doubt =) I was playing with an ally and i was facing an Horde Lock in a Horde zone that had his PvP disabled. When he saw me he invoked an imp and the imp started to attack me but the lock remained with his PvP disabled so i couldn't attack him, only the imp... is that ok, or is that a bug? I'm asking cause i never played on offi and I thought that was pretty unfair =P Thanks in advance

lol ^^ tnx!! =] I also started to look elsewhere and found one for windows only... it uses windows.h SYSTEMTIME now; GetSystemTime(&now); That's what i like about MaNGOS makes me look through the nastiest stuff lol

Hi all, I'm trying to model/trace clients workload on my emulator and I'm using WorldLog for this. The thing is that in order to do obtain response time (and many other metrics, I'm solving a analytical model using Little's Law and bottleneck analysis, maybe MVA) i would like to put a time stamp on every entry of the WorldLog... well... that's done, but time.h lib and its function time() gives a time granularity of seconds and i want milliseconds to make my results more accurate and valid. So, any ideas about how to get time in milliseconds?