Fix for issue introduced in changes to allow stacked items to be handed
in. Calling GetCharges on an item that can not be stacked will return 0
so this mean't that task credit was not awarded for single items.
1. Standard library functions snprintf & vsnprintf are available thusly named (without the prepended underscores). Someone may want to check my conditionals against non-MSVC compilers, though.
2. zone/bonuses.cpp throws an internal compiler error with optimize enabled; #pragma disable optimization on VS2015 only on function Mob::NegateSpellBonuses works around it.
1. Standard library functions snprintf & vsnprintf are available thusly named (without the prepended underscores). Someone may want to check my conditionals against non-MSVC compilers, though.
2. zone/bonuses.cpp throws an internal compiler error with optimize enabled; #pragma disable optimization on VS2015 only. Doing further testing as to whether we have to disable optimization for the WHOLE file ...
Affected:
quest::assigntask
$client->AssignTask
This is to allow those task level requirements in DB to be used,
optionally. It defaults to do not enforce (translated: no change for
current servers), but can be set with an additional flag to both
commands (see below). The LUA bit was added thanks to help from demonstar55.
quest::assigntask(703); # works
quest::assigntask(703, 1); # denies user
$client->AssignTask(701, $npc->GetID()); # works
$client->AssignTask(701, $npc->GetID(), 1); # denies user
Live seems to have w kinds of "quads" one is an innate DW
but people found out you could cheese them so luclin+ you can't anymore
so INNATE_DW you can give the NPC a 2h and they will stop quadding
QUAD they will accept the 2h but still quad
- #bot ai mez is now #bot mez
- #bot bindme is now #bot bind
- #bot runeme is now #bot rune
- #bot augmentitem now has an alias of #bot ai
- #bot giveitem now has an alias of #bot gi
- Removed unused #bot groupmessages
- Removed useless additional parameters (c->GetName()/sep->arg[2])
- Formatted loops and conditionals.
