New limits:
Tit: 9
SoF: 9
SoD: 10
UF: 12
RoF: 12
RoF2: 12
The SoF client doesn't actually support 10 like SoF should
RoF/RoF2 actually have 4 extra broken spell gems in the UI. They don't work and
will likely crash your client
Quest stuff assumes you are passing in valid slots.
(note the old default of 10 should be 22)
There are still somethings to do like clean up the memmed spells if one switches
to an older client that doesn't support as many as their previous client.
Added IgnoreSpellDmgLvlRestriction rule (boolean) to ignore the 5 level
spread when checking to add SpellDmg. Resubmitting due to the change
Natedog made ::shakefist::
219 not_extendable - > not_focusable - No focus are applied to these spells
217 maxtargets -> no_heal_damage_item_mod - Not applied to these spells.
232 -> no_remove -> Can not click off these spells even if beneficial
209 powerful_flag -> no_resist -> Unresistable spell
Determines the maximum chance this spell has to critical hit.
Ie. If set to 15, the spell will never critical more then 15% of the time
regardless of your characters innate chance to critcal from AAs.
Also found the cause of bard song tick increase and removed
the uneeded code
Also removed the IsBardSong check from GetFocusEffect, it really
shouldn't be needed, but will need to keep an eye out. The focus
effects should most often limit out the bard songs anyways
Changes Speed from float to int. EQ client deals with int step locs better than it does floats according to Haynar's testing.
This also contains mob runspeed changes. I recommend you set runspeeds to start in the DB 1.25 for NPCs below 1.25 which will match player runspeeds almost equally. Existing DBs will need to be updated.
General Cleanup of MobAI functions. Mobs now change their heading on AIMovement timers if their targets' heading has changed since that time. This prevents players from being able to land backstabs inbetween mob swings.
Charmed/feared players now send the appropriate packet, there was a missing CastToClient() in spells that was missing.
Mob runspeed can no longer be snared to 0%, instead, 1% of their base runspeed is the maximum. Roots apply as roots instead of a modifier under this code.
There is going to be bugs with this code. It's better we push through it than revert it. Sanctuary has been running this for a good week and we've worked through the issues.
Misc updates:
Exported some variables to perl, including:
EVENT_ITE_CLICK_CAST:
EVENT_ITEM_CLICK:
spell_id - returns the spell_id of the click effect.
return value - cancels the cast.
EVENT_DROP_ITEM:
quantity - returns the # of items dropped in the packet. If the item has charges, charges are returned here instead.
itemname - name of the item being dropped
itemid - id of the item being droppped
spell_id - spell_id associated with the item's click effect.
slotid - the inventory slot id of the item being dropped.
return value - cancels the item from being dropped.
Added Perl function: CalcEXP. Calculates the experience you would gain for an NPC that cons a specific con value to you.
Fixed a bug where you would receive the group experience bonus and group experience messages for simply being in a group, regardless of the player being in the same zone as you.
Not sure what level but it's between 53 and 85 ...
(although I remember reading something about around 60)
I also didn't notice any of the odd effects the comments speak of ...
I suspect they were fighting each other?
by NPCs (ie Heal/Damage focus, cast time, spell range ect) from
both spell buffs and items.
Rule for enabling spell focus is TRUE by default
Rule for enabling item focus is FALSE by default.
Consilidated a number of redundant client / mob functions
to use the same pathway for calculating effect values.
Added class EQEmu::Random
Functions:
EQEmu::Random::Int(int low, int high)
EQEmu::Random::Real(double low, double high)
EQEmu::Random::Roll(int required)
EQEmu::Random::Roll(double required)
EQEmu::Random::Reseed()
For zone, you will access the random object through the zone object
ex.
zone->random.Int(0, 100);
Int returns a random int between low and high
Real returns a random double between low and high
Roll(int) returns true if Int(0, 99) < required is true
Roll(double) returns true if Real(0.0, 1.0) <= required is true
