MartiX

Well someone should have taken lessons in project planning/management but now it's too late, jabbering about GIT being bad is pointless 'cos developers have made their decision, and as we can see they are not willing to change it. The point is that we have to get used to it, it's much worse for win users 'cos it's lacking gui and integration comfort, and there are some known issues but that's pointless. GIT as is, has different idea of team development, GIT works as (semi)distributed repository vs. central repository in SVN so the linear version numbering etc. can't be applied in GIT. Although this could have been avoided by consulting and announcing this step to the whole community in advance, leavin' us to solve issues with things like patches etc., with enogh time before this step, or isn't mangos community developed anymore? Now we can only hope that there is someone in the community that will make guides and help community overcome these initial issues, that could have been avoided

well still nothing on svn, I don't know whose bright idea was this but someone totally forgot about people that are working under windows, yes there is msys port of git but this is like working with native win app via wine, you know there are other system than *nix and I'd also like to know how to patch something using git (not using built in *nix diff, something built in git)

Well this may sound as stupid question, but I can't figure out what does op and type arguments mean in ApplySpellImmune(uint32 spellId, uint32 op, uint32 type, bool apply), it is clear what they mean in previous context, but I'd like to know how to use this generally, 'cos this is really one of those things that AI lacks (many npcs/bosses do not have proper resistances). So if you'd be so kind and post here somekind of explanation I'd really appreciate that. And finally one thing that puzzles me. Why there isn't something like JavaDoc documentation, or any other sort of documentation? Because people that don't have enough time or sufficient knowledge to study mangos core, are often really limited by DB and their poor knowledge of core. I know that keeping docs up-to-date in rapidly changing environment like mangos is merely impossible, but I think that at least a milestone docs release would improve current situation. thx.

Nice, many thanks , I must have overlooked this one.

Hi, I'd like to ask wether is it possible to add to core a function that would make creature immune to specific group of spells or single spell e.g. drain mana, this would really improve AI scripting, 'cos now these things have to be solved via various hacks and sometimes the result is rather bugged. Many thanks.