* [Quest API] Export $item and $corpse to EVENT_LOOT and EVENT_LOOT_ZONE in Perl
# Notes
- Exports `$item` and `$corpse` to `EVENT_LOOT` in Perl.
- Exports `$item` and `$corpse` to `EVENT_LOOT_ZONE` in Perl.
* Optional parsing.
* Update corpse.cpp
* Cleanup
* Export changes
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Co-authored-by: Akkadius <akkadius1@gmail.com>
* [Quest API] Add $target export to EVENT_INSPECT in Perl
# Notes
- Exports `$target` to `EVENT_INSPECT`.
- Allows operators to get information from target directly instead of using entity list.
* Update client_packet.cpp
* [Quest API] Export $item and $augment to augment events in Perl
# Notes
- Exports `$item` and `$augment` to `EVENT_AUGMENT_INSERT_CLIENT` in Perl.
- Exports `$item` and `$augment` to `EVENT_AUGMENT_REMOVE_CLIENT` in Perl.
- Allows operators to use item and augment reference instead of just item IDs.
* Cleanup
# Perl
- Export `$target` to `EVENT_CONSIDER`.
- Export `$corpse` to `EVENT_CONSIDER_CORPSE`.
# Lua
- Export `e.other` to `EVENT_CONSIDER`.
- Export `e.corpse` to `EVENT_CONSIDER_CORPSE`.
# Notes
- Allows operators to grab the target or corpse a player is considering.
* [Quest API] Add EVENT_DAMAGE_GIVEN and EVENT_DAMAGE_TAKEN to Perl/Lua.
# Perl
- Add `EVENT_DAMAGE_GIVEN`.
- Add `EVENT_DAMAGE_TAKEN`.
- Both events export `$entity_id`, `$damage`, `$spell_id`, `$skill_id`, `$is_damage_shield`, `$is_avoidable`, `$buff_slot`, `$is_buff_tic`, `$special_attack`.
# Lua
- Add `event_damage_given`.
- Add `event_damage_taken`.
- Both events export `e.entity_id`, `e.damage`, `e.spell_id`, `e.skill_id`, `e.is_damage_shield`, `e.is_avoidable`, `e.buff_slot`, `e.is_buff_tic`, `e.special_attack`, and `e.other`.
# Notes
- These events allow operators to have events fire based on damage given or taken, as well as keep better track of a Bot, Client, or NPC's damage per second or otherwise.
- Special Attack is only useful for NPCs, but allows you to see if the attack is Rampage, AERampage, or Chaotic Stab.
* Cleanup.
* [Bots] Cleanup and remove preprocessors.
- Removes every `#ifdef BOTS` we have and locks bots behind `Bots:AllowBots` rule.
- Bot updates are now done by default similar to regular database updates.
- Modify `CMakeLists.txt`, `.drone.yml`, and `BUILD.md` to match the removal of `EQEMU_ENABLE_BOTS`.
* Cleanup
- Add SQL for enabling bots for servers with bots.
- Add message that tells players/operators bots are disabled.
* Suggested changes.
* Bot injection stuff
* Change SQL to bot SQL.
* Tweaks
* Remove `is_bot`
* Update version.h
* Update main.cpp
* Update database.cpp
* Fix name availability crash
* Remove bots from update script
Co-authored-by: Akkadius <akkadius1@gmail.com>
# Perl
- Add `$bot->GetBotID()`.
- Add `EVENT_DESPAWN`.
- Add `EVENT_DESPAWN_ZONE`.
# Lua
- Add `bot:GetBotID()`.
- Add `event_despawn`.
- Add `event_despawn_zone`.
# Notes
- Allows operators to determine when a Bot or an NPC has been despawned via Depop.
- Bots call NPC::Depop on ^camp so we just put the code there.
- Adds the ability to get a bot's ID using their reference in case you're looping a list and need that value.
- Moves `DispatchZoneControllerEvent` from NPC to Mob so it can be used by any type.
* [Quest API] Add EVENT_LEVEL_DOWN to Perl/Lua.
# Perl
- Add `EVENT_LEVEL_DOWN`, exports `$levels_lost`.
- Add `$levels_gained` export to `EVENT_LEVEL_UP`.
# Lua
- Add `event_level_down`, exports `e.levels_lost`.
- Add `e.levels_gained` export to `event_level_up`.
# Notes
- Allows operators to perform actions on level down.
- Allows operators to tell how many levels were lost or gained in case people are gaining/losing multiple levels and they want to keep track or use this as a mechanic in their code somewhere.
* Update exp.cpp
* Update embparser.cpp
This condition caused the variables to show twice due to the way Sprie parses the source code, and the condition itself is unnecessary since we can just use an inline ternary in this case.
* [Bots] Add support for Bot scripting.
# Perl
- Add support for `zone/bot.pl` and `zone/bot_v#.pl`.
- Add support for `global/global_bot.pl`.
- Add `$bot->SignalBot(signal_id)` to Perl.
- Add `$bot->OwnerMessage(message)` to Perl.
- Add `$entity_list->SignalAllBotsByOwnerCharacterID(character_id, signal_id)` to Perl.
- Add `$entity_list->SignalBotByBotID(bot_id, signal_id)` to Perl.
- Add `$entity_list->SignalBotByBotName(bot_name, signal_id)` to Perl.
- Add `EVENT_SPELL_EFFECT_BOT` to Perl.
- Add `EVENT_SPELL_EFFECT_BUFF_TIC_BOT` to Perl.
# Lua
- Add support for `zone/bot.lua` and `zone/bot_v#.lua`.
- Add support for `global/global_bot.lua`.
- Add `bot:SignalBot(signal_id)` to Lua.
- Add `bot:OwnerMessage(message)` to Lua.
- Add `entity_list:SignalAllBotsByOwnerCharacterID(character_id, signal_id)` to Lua.
- Add `entity_list:SignalBotByBotID(bot_id, signal_id)` to Lua.
- Add `entity_list:SignalBotByBotName(bot_name, signal_id)` to Lua.
- Add `EVENT_SPELL_EFFECT_BOT` to Lua.
- Add `EVENT_SPELL_EFFECT_BUFF_TIC_BOT` to Lua.
# Supported Bot Events
1. `EVENT_CAST`
2. `EVENT_CAST_BEGIN`
3. `EVENT_CAST_ON`
4. `EVENT_COMBAT`
5. `EVENT_DEATH`
6. `EVENT_DEATH_COMPLETE`
7. `EVENT_SAY`
8. `EVENT_SIGNAL`
9. `EVENT_SLAY`
10. `EVENT_SLAY_NPC`
11. `EVENT_SPAWN`
12. `EVENT_TARGET_CHANGE`
13. `EVENT_TIMER`
14. `EVENT_USE_SKILL`
# Common
- Convert NPC pointers in common events to Mob pointers so bots are supported.
- Convert signal IDs to `int` where it wasn't already, allowing negative signals to be sent properly.
* Add EVENT_POPUP_RESPONSE.
* Cleanup and fix EVENT_COMBAT/EVENT_SLAY/EVENT_NPC_SLAY.
* Fix DoNPCEmote calls.
* Update attack.cpp
* Update event_codes.h
* Update bot_command.cpp
This restores sending items to EVENT_TRADE that are updated by source
controlled delivery tasks which was removed in 7cf96ca2d8.
That patch filtered out items consumed by task updates to fix a few bugs
with items being returned despite incrementing a task:
- If an npc without a quest trade event handler was the target of a
delivery task for a NoDrop/non-Quest item, the npc would auto return
it due to the `ReturnNonQuestNoDropItems` rule.
- If an npc without a quest trade event handler was the target of a
delivery task for a non-NoDrop item, the item would be added to the
npc's loot.
- If an npc with an EVENT_ITEM/EVENT_TRADE quest handler used the Lua
or Perl trade plugins, the plugins would return task items unless
specific checks for the turned in slots existed.
The quest plugin item returns are problematic for this since they just
summon to return items not handled by the script
e.g. For a task to deliver N Large Fruit Bat Wings (item id 19616),
if a player turned in 1 Wing in slot 1 and a stack of 20 Wings in slot
2, the task would be incremented 21 times and the following Lua trade
handler would return the stack of 20 from the 2nd trade slot:
```lua
function event_trade(e)
local item_lib = require("items")
if item_lib.check_turn_in(e.trade, { item1 = 19616 }) then
eq.debug("Lua consumed 1 slot and will return other slots")
end
item_lib.return_items(e.self, e.other, e.trade)
end
```
This also occured with the perl plugin though slightly differently
since that plugin returns all slots unless the exact handin slot count
matches (requiring check_handin conditions for all slots):
```perl
sub EVENT_ITEM {
if (plugin::check_handin(\%itemcount, 19616 => 1)) {
# No issue if only one slot used for trade (item not returned)
}
# Perl fails handin check if multiple slots not checked and returns all
plugin::return_items(\%itemcount);
}
```
While that patch solved the issue, it's inconvenient and wrong to not
receive items in trade events used in a source task update. It breaks
existing trade scripts for tasks that aren't quest controlled and it
forces tasks to be changed to quest controlled and manually updated to
script any extra behavior.
This patch stores the task update count on the item instance before
dispatching it to quests. The burden is now on quests and plugins to
use that value in order to prevent returning items consumed by tasks.
`ItemInstance::RemoveTaskDeliveredItems` has been added to simplify
handling this in plugins which is also used for non-quest item returns.
It wasn't possible to easily obtain the corpse from post-death events
because the killed entity id is assigned to the corpse and reset to 0
on the entity before the events are dispatched.
This exposes the killed entity's corpse to EVENT_DEATH_COMPLETE and
EVENT_DEATH_ZONE. Lua exports a Corpse object and perl exports a corpse
entity id.
The purpose of this is to make it easier to add items dynamically on
death. Ideally this would be done in EVENT_DEATH before the corpse is
made, but there's currently some combat system bugs that make that event
unusable since it can be dispatched multiple times.
A follow up will provide an api to reset corpse decay times since adding
items after corpse creation will require quests to manually reset the
decay timer in case the corpse had zero items.
# Perl
- Add `$from_instance_id` to EVENT_ZONE in Perl.
- Add `$from_instance_version` to EVENT_ZONE in Perl.
- Add `$target_instance_id` to EVENT_ZONE in Perl.
- Add `$target_instance_version` to EVENT_ZONE in Perl.
# Lua
- Add `e.from_instance_id` to EVENT_ZONE in Lua.
- Add `e.from_instance_version` to EVENT_ZONE in Lua.
- Add `e.instance_id` to EVENT_ZONE in Lua.
- Add `e.instance_version` to EVENT_ZONE in Lua.
# Notes
- This will allow Operators to prevent people from entering zones by Instance ID or Instance Version.
This cleans up some of the NPC::Death event dispatch code.
Adds handlers for EVENT_SPAWN_ZONE and EVENT_DEATH_ZONE used by zone
controller and fixes the death handler exports which were incorrect.
- Add EVENT_ALT_CURRENCY_MERCHANT_BUY to Perl/Lua.
- Add EVENT_ALT_CURRENCY_MERCHANT_SELL to Perl/Lua.
- Add EVENT_MERCHANT_BUY to Perl/Lua.
- Add EVENT_MERCHANT_SELL to Perl/Lua.
This will allow server operators to track or do specific stuff based on if a person buys X item from Y NPC or whatever.
* Update C++ standard to C++17
* Nuke EQ::Any in favor of std::any
* Remove std::iterator due to deprecation
* Replace result_of with invoke_result due to deprecation
Added EVENT_SKILL_UP to Perl/Lua
Adds sub EVENT_SKILL_UP output for use.
Exports:
$skill_id - ID of the skill being exported. Will export skill or language as the same so check below.
$skill_value - New skill level
$skill_max - Maximum value of skill
$is_tradeskill - 0 for non-tradeskill, 1 for tradeskill
Example usage:
sub EVENT_SKILL_UP {
if($is_tradeskill == 0) {
quest::shout("Skill Increase! " . $client->GetCleanName() . " has increased their " . quest::getskillname($skill_id) . " to " . $skill_value . " of " . $skill_max . "!"); #deleteme
}
if ($is_tradeskill == 1) {
quest::shout("Tradeskill Increase! " . $client->GetCleanName() . " has increased their " . quest::getskillname($skill_id) . " to " . $skill_value . " of " . $skill_max . "!"); #deleteme
}
}
Adds sub EVENT_LANGUAGE_SKILL_UP output for use.
Exports:
$skill_id - ID of the skill being exported. Will export skill or language as the same so check below.
$skill_value - New skill level
$skill_max - Maximum value of skill
Example usage:
sub EVENT_LANGUAGE_SKILL_UP {
quest::shout("Language Increase! " . $client->GetCleanName() . " has increased their " . quest::getlanguagename($skill_id) . " to " . $skill_value . " of " . $skill_max . "!"); #deleteme
}
Co-authored-by: toxin06 <53322305+toxin06@users.noreply.github.com>
- Export $killed_x, $killed_y, $killed_z, and $killed_h to EVENT_DEATH_ZONE in Perl.
- Cleanup export strings and unnecessary .c_str() calls on event exports.
- These events allow more customization beyond forcing operators to use a script file for each and every item they want to have some sort of functionality for these events.
- Perl event exports $item_id, $item_quantity, and $slot_id.
- Lua event exports item_id, item_quantity, slot_id, and item.
* Add EVENT_LOOT_ZONE to zone_controller
* Fix porting event_loot_zone to lua API
* Remove extra spacing and remove forced message to allow for scripted responses.
* Allow all script parsing to fire before sending a failed lootitem, add corpse_id
* Only search for zone_controller once
* [Quest API] Add EVENT_CONSIDER to Perl and Lua.
- Exports $entity_id in Perl.
- Exports e.entity_id in Lua.
Allows you to perform events on consider for server operators.
* Missing comma.
* Formatting.
* Add return capability to EVENT_CONSIDER and EVENT_CONSIDER_CORPSE so operators can break out of consider functions.
