# Notes
- We were not passing `override_special_abilities` in the right parameter slot.
- Default `always_scale` to `true` when using the Perl/Lua method.
* [Bug Fix] Clear Ramp when Clearing hate
When clearing a client from the hatelist, also clear them from ramp
* Add additional calls missed
* requested changes
* extra tabs
* [Quest API] Default ScaleNPC to always scale.
# Notes
- ScaleNPC will now always override stats, with the option to override special abilities.
* Update npc_scale_manager.h
# Perl
- Add `$npc->ScaleNPC(level, always_scale_stats)`.
- Add `$npc->ScaleNPC(level, always_scale_stats, always_scale_special_abilities)`.
# Lua
- Add `npc:ScaleNPC(level, always_scale_stats)`.
- Add `npc:ScaleNPC(level, always_scale_stats, always_scale_special_abilities)`.
# Notes
- Allows operators to not have to set stats to 0 in order for scaling to kick in when scripting.
- Special ability override is separate in case you don't want to override some inherent special abilities the NPC has from a script or otherwise.
# Perl
- Add `$npc->GetKeepsSoldItems()`.
- Add `$npc->SetKeepsSoldItems(keeps_sold_items)`.
# Lua
- Add `npc:GetKeepsSoldItems()`.
- Add `npc:SetKeepsSoldItems(keeps_sold_items)`.
# Notes
- Allows operators to keep specific NPCs from keeping items sold to them.
- Keeps NPCs from being cluttered with stuff like Cloth Caps, Bone Chips, etc.
* [Commands] Cleanup #modifynpcstat Command.
Cleanup messages and logic,
Add map and loop through it to display all stats, can add to this in the future if we add more stuff modifiable by this command.
* Delete settings.json
* Update modifynpcstat.cpp
* Update modifynpcstat.cpp
* Update questmgr.h
* [NPC Scaling] Recalculate Skills and Reload Spells on Level Change
- Add $npc->ReloadSpells() to Perl.
- Add npc:ReloadSpells() to Lua.
Previously, you would you have to manually call RecalculateSkills() after you scale the NPC, now the call is built in to the scaling.
Spells did not reload when NPCs were scaled, causing them to continue to use their low/high level spells depending upon which way their level had been scaled, this has been adding to the scaling method. This will make NPCs properly use their level-based spells.
RecalculateSkills() and ReloadSpells() can still be used manually if people scale using something other than the source scaling method. Having this functionality built in to the scaling itself just makes more sense to me. Open to any ideas or thoughts.
* Reload spell effects, too.
* [Titles] Cleanup titles, title suffix, and last name methods.
- Use strings instead of const chars*.
- Add optional parameter to SetAATitle in Lua so you can save to the database similar to Perl.
- Cleanup #lastname command.
- Cleanup #title command.
- Cleanup #titlesuffix command.
* Update npc.cpp
* [Cleanup] Quest API push methods using invalid types.
- Some push methods were pushing integers as unsigned integers or unsigned integer as integers, this fixes all of that.
- Also cleans up some lines that had multiple function calls on them.
* More cleanup of bools and one expansion name was wrong.
- Keeps things tidier.
Perl script was used to get this in order easily.
```pl
my @perl_file_types = (
"bot",
"client",
"doors",
"entity",
"expedition",
"groups",
"hateentry",
"inventory",
"mob",
"npc",
"object",
"perlpacket",
"player_corpse",
"questitem",
"raids",
"spell"
);
foreach my $file_type (sort {$a cmp $b} @perl_file_types) {
my $perl_file = "perl_$file_type.cpp";
open my $client_file, '<', $perl_file or die "Cannot open file_name $perl_file";
{
local $/;
$content = <$client_file>;
}
close $client_file;
open my $perl_data_file, ">", "perl_$file_type\_data.cpp";
my @variables = ();
foreach my $line (split("\n", $content)) {
if ($line=~/newXSproto\(/i) {
$line =~ s/\s+/ /g;
my @line_data = split(/ /, $line);
push(@variables, join(" ", @line_data));
}
}
foreach my $variable (sort {$a cmp $b} @variables) {
$variable =~ s/^ //ig;
print $perl_data_file "\t$variable\n";
}
close $perl_data_file;
}```
* [Quest API] Add corpse->GetLootList() and npc->GetLootList() to Perl and Lua.
- Add $corpse->GetLootList() to Perl.
- Add $npc->GetLootList() to Perl.
- Add corpse:GetLootList() to Lua.
- Add npc:GetLootList() to Lua.
Returns an array of item IDs for use with corpse and NPC methods such as HasItem(item_id), CountItem(item_id), and GetFirstSlotByItemID(item_id).
* Categories.
* Modify Lua to use classes.
- Add $npc->HasItem(item_id) to Perl.
- Add $npc->CountItem(item_id) to Perl.
- Add $npc->GetItemIDBySlot(loot_slot) to Perl.
- Add $npc->GetFirstSlotByItemID(item_id) to Perl.
- Add $corpse->HasItem(item_id) to Perl.
- Add $corpse->CountItem(item_id) to Perl.
- Add $corpse->GetItemIDBySlot(loot_slot) to Perl.
- Add $corpse->GetFirstSlotByItemID(item_id) to Perl.
- Add npc:HasItem(item_id) to Lua.
- Add npc:CountItem(item_id) to Lua.
- Add npc:GetItemIDBySlot(loot_slot) to Lua.
- Add npc:GetFirstSlotByItemID(item_id) to Lua.
- Add corpse:HasItem(item_id) to Lua.
- Add corpse:CountItem(item_id) to Lua.
- Add corpse:GetItemIDBySlot(loot_slot) to Lua.
- Add corpse:GetFirstSlotByItemID(item_id) to Lua.
These methods will allow server operators to view the loot a current has in a slot, the first slot found by item ID, count the item by ID, and see if the NPC has the item.
With that functionality you could build a custom loot system and modify loot more dynamically.
