MakeAnyLenString results in UB (I think?) and is aggressively optimized out with clang
GrantAlternateAdvancementAbility were missing return statements and clang had fun times with those functions too
For SE_Gate, base2 is which bind to use (starting at 1)
For SE_BindAffinity, base1 is which bind to set (starting at 1)
For SE_GateCastersBindpoint, base1 is which bind to use (starting at 1)
here was actually no spells that don't send to the main bind,
but it uses a base1 of 1 which matches with SE_Gate
This also doesn't break anything
The quest stuff for now hasn't been updated to be able to make use of the extra binds
There are a total of 5 bind points, with the 5th being your starting city
Types:
- 0: Copper
- 1: Silver
- 2: Gold
- 3: Platinum
Sub Types (if applicable):
- 0: On Character
- 1: In Bank
- 2: On Cursor
- 3: Shared Bank (only applies to Type 3/Platinum)
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
Syntax on NPC is:
e.other:QuestReward(e.self,copper,silver,gold,platinum,item,experience,factionid,factionvalue);
This will give you any or all of the rewards and their messages with one call, including the quest ding sound. Any item is sent to your inventory, like SummonItem does now. The coin message is generated by the client, and will give you a message for each coin type (You recieve 5 copper...). No way around that, but it's still useful if the reward only calls for a single type.
Most of the following changes are QueryServ related, fully implemented its original functionality to be able to offload
intensive or metric based logging to a remote server process that could exist on another server entirely
Implemented Player Event Logging Types (Go to table `qs_player_events`):
1 = Player_Log_Quest,
2 = Player_Log_Zoning,
3 = Player_Log_Deaths,
4 = Player_Log_Connect_State,
5 = Player_Log_Levels,
6 = Player_Log_Keyring_Addition,
7 = Player_Log_QGlobal_Update,
8 = Player_Log_Task_Updates,
9 = Player_Log_AA_Purchases,
10 = Player_Log_Trade_Skill_Events,
11 = Player_Log_Issued_Commands,
12 = Player_Log_Money_Transactions,
13 = Player_Log_Alternate_Currency_Transactions,
- All QueryServ logging will be implemented with a front end in EoC 2.0 very soon
Changed all QS Error related logging to 'QUERYSERV__ERROR'
(Natedog) (Crash Fix) Legacy MySQL bug revert for loading AA's COALESCE( from COALESCE (
Implemented Perl Quest objects (LUA still needed to be exported):
- quest::qs_send_query("MySQL query") - Will send a raw query to the QueryServ process, useful for custom logging
- quest::qs_player_event(char_id, event_desc); - Will process a quest type event to table `qs_player_events`
Added MySQL Tables:
- `qs_player_aa_rate_hourly`
- `qs_player_events`
- Source table structures from:
- utils\sql\git\queryserv\required\08_23_2014_player_events_and_player_aa_rate_hourly
To get the complete QueryServ schema, source from here:
- utils\sql\git\queryserv\required\Complete_QueryServ_Table_Structures.sql
Added rules for each logging type, source rules here with them enabled by default:
- utils\sql\git\queryserv\required\Complete_QueryServ_Rules_Enabled.sql
Spawn related logging cleanup
General code cleanup
Added queryserv.cpp and queryserv.h with QueryServ class
