KayenEQ bc6199a86f Implemented a better method for developers who want to have additivie
worn bonuses than what was prior implemented.

Removed old rule RuleB(Spells, AdditiveBonusValues)

Replaced with new rule RuleI(AdditiveBonusWornType)

The rule value denotes a specific 'worntype' that is to be
checked on items. If the items 'worntype' matches the rules worntype
then any worn effect on that item will be cacluated additively
instead of taking the highest value. This will also stack with
regular worn effects that take highest value. Unless the value
is set to (2) which is what all live items use. If set to 2 then
all worn effects will be calculated additively (same as what the old
rule did).

In laymans terms. You can take 3 Cleave I items and put them on a character
and they will all add together if you set the worn type = 3 and the rule = 3.
Which would also add to any regular cleave set to worn type = 2.

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EQEmu

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Overview

EQEmu is a custom server implementation for EverQuest

Dependencies

For Windows: http://eqemu.github.io

Login Server dependencies for Windows/Linux/OSX: http://eqemu.github.io

For Debian based distros (adjust to your local flavor):

  • libmysqlclient-dev
  • libperl-dev
  • liblua5.1-0-dev (5.2 should work as well)
  • libboost-dev

Further instructions on building the source can be found on the wiki.

Bug reports

Please use the issue tracker provided by GitHub to send us bug reports or feature requests.

The EQEmu Forums also have forums to submit bugs/get help with bugs.

Contributions

The preferred way to contribute is to fork the repo and submit a pull request on GitHub. If you need help with your changes, you can always post on the forums or try IRC. You can also post unified diffs (git diff should do the trick) on the Server Code Submissions forum, although pull requests will be much quicker and easier on all parties.

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