This adds an error msg handler for lua calls to add a stack trace to
error messages. Lua 5.1 does not have luaL_traceback like luajit and lua
5.2+ so debug.traceback() is used directly as the msg handler.
The traceback will add more detail to errors than just logging package
and event names. Exceptions in C++ binds and luabind errors will now
show script context instead of just the error message.
e.g., for a luabind overload error:
No matching overload found, candidates:
void signal(int,int,int)
void signal(int,int)
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'signal'
quests/arena/player.lua:10: in function 'somefn'
quests/arena/player.lua:27: in function <quests/arena/player.lua:17>
* [Quest API] Add EVENT_LEVEL_UP and EVENT_LEVEL_DOWN to bots
# Notes
- Bots did not have these events, this will allow operators to perform events on bot level up/down.
* Update bot.cpp
* [Quest API] Export target to EVENT_TARGET_CHANGE in Perl/Lua.
- Export `$target` to `EVENT_TARGET_CHANGE`.
- Export `e.other` to `event_target_change`.
- Allows operators to not have to grab bot, Client, or NPC's target in Perl with `GetTarget()`.
- Allows operators to not have to grab Client's target in Lua with `GetTarget()`.
* Update mob.cpp
* Update mob.cpp
* Update mob.cpp
* [Quest API] Add EVENT_DAMAGE_GIVEN and EVENT_DAMAGE_TAKEN to Perl/Lua.
# Perl
- Add `EVENT_DAMAGE_GIVEN`.
- Add `EVENT_DAMAGE_TAKEN`.
- Both events export `$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>
* [Luamod] Add CalcSpellEffectValue_formula to luamods with example code in utils/mods/spell_formula.lua
* Fix typo
* Change formula down to uint32, fix format issues and remove debug on lua file
# 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 `$levels_gained` export to `EVENT_LEVEL_UP`.
# Lua
- Add `event_level_down`, exports `e.levels_lost`.
- Add `e.levels_gained` export to `event_level_up`.
# Notes
- Allows operators to perform actions on level down.
- Allows operators to tell how many levels were lost or gained in case people are gaining/losing multiple levels and they want to keep track or use this as a mechanic in their code somewhere.
* Update exp.cpp
* Update embparser.cpp
* [Bots] Add support for Bot scripting.
# Perl
- Add support for `zone/bot.pl` and `zone/bot_v#.pl`.
- Add support for `global/global_bot.pl`.
- Add `$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 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
EventItem was leaving the package table on the stack in successful
(non-encounter) calls and only popping the return. All events were
also leaking the full stack on lua_pcall errors. Lua mod callbacks
were popping error returns but leaking the table.
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>
- 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.
