So we've been doing heading wrong all these years. You will need to run
a script to fix your quests and required SQL to fix DB.
This fixes a ton of random issues with headings and as gives us a better
resolution on headings :P
This is destructive and will delete the loottable_entries currently
holding defiant drops
The level ranges maybe a bit wrong, kind of hard to tell, but it should
be accurate enough
This should allow us to emulate lives global tables
The options available to filter tables are min_level, max_level, race,
rare, raid, race, class, bodytype, and zone.
race, class, bodytype, and zone are a pipe | separated list of IDs
This should be good enough for now, some of the hatelist spells use 0
ranges for some reason :P
The client checks only a few target types for distance, we should
probably just match that eventually
Lots of encounters in EQ will spam spells, like dragon fear is on a very
tight timer etc. In order to eliminate the need to script all of these
encounters AI spells with a priority of '0' will be treated as "innate
spells." Devs have used this term and it is what I believe they mean by
it.
You can run update npc_spells_entries set priority = priority + 1 where priority >= 0;
to disable the behavior.
NPCs were setting a singular chance value and each item was checking based on this value, making the probability field not a random chance per item.
This removes the probability field from NPCs, SetMerchantProbability() and GetMerchantProbability() and makes the probability field truly random chance.
Special thanks to ChaosSlayerZ for noticing the issue here: http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/showthread.php?t=41731
These directly modify the values so we can script appearance on
pets/swarm pets. (Ex. Host of the Elements, some Vet AAs)
These functions are only really useful in EVENT_SPAWN since that's
before the appearance data is sent to the client and this will avoid
having to send a bunch of illusion packets.
* World containers that do not have ID values default to size 10 based as all world containers that are not transmitting ID values appear to have 10 slots.