Secrets of Faydwer - Bug Tracking

[Congdar]

For archery, the archery animation works, but the arrow animation doesn't show. I do see the arrow in the Titanium client so maybe the SoF client doesn't recognize the SendItemAnimation()? Code from special_attacks.cpp:

void Client::RangedAttack(Mob* other) {
...
	DoAnim(animShootBow);
	SendItemAnimation(target, AmmoItem);
...
}

[cubber]

A few more bugs I have noticed:

Items such as "Silver Moon Wrist Wraps" that have a long cast time do not show the casting progress bar decrease until there is a few seconds left on the timer. This particular item has a 25 second cast timer and it does not start decreasing the timer until about 20 seconds into the cast.

Right clickable items that are labeled "Must Equip" are castable from inventory. You should have to put them into a slot to use them.

[Secrets]

Disciplines don't seem to be working from my limited testing. They say I need to be out of combat, regardless if I am in combat or not.

[KLS]

That seems odd since many are designed specifically for being used in combat.

[trevius]

That may be a spell file issue. It probably depends on how you have your server setup. If you use a custom spell file, you probably need to create one to use for SoF as well so they match up. They seem to work fine for me after I did that.

What you should do is use the new import/export scripts that AndMetal made. You can import your custom Titanium spell file into the database using them. Then, export it back into the same file. What that will do is add all of the extra spell fields that are required for SoF. Otherwise, if you try to use a plain Titanium spell file on SoF, it crashes the client. But, by doing the import and export, the spell file will then work for both clients. The file is always backwards compatible (as far as I know), but it is not forwards compatible.

I may need to do more testing on Discs, but so far they seem fine to me.

[Secrets]

Originally Posted by trevius

That may be a spell file issue. It probably depends on how you have your server setup. If you use a custom spell file, you probably need to create one to use for SoF as well so they match up. They seem to work fine for me after I did that.

What you should do is use the new import/export scripts that AndMetal made. You can import your custom Titanium spell file into the database using them. Then, export it back into the same file. What that will do is add all of the extra spell fields that are required for SoF. Otherwise, if you try to use a plain Titanium spell file on SoF, it crashes the client. But, by doing the import and export, the spell file will then work for both clients. The file is always backwards compatible (as far as I know), but it is not forwards compatible.

I may need to do more testing on Discs, but so far they seem fine to me.

It's probably the disc type, since all of the spells on KMRA were hand-made and it would seem in SoF some of them are hardcoded to have a specific disc re-use as out of combat only. I'll try and get the number on the one that doesn't work, but some discs do work, some don't... i'm willing to bet it's spell file dependant.

[Secrets]

Originally Posted by Secrets

It's probably the disc type, since all of the spells on KMRA were hand-made and it would seem in SoF some of them are hardcoded to have a specific disc re-use as out of combat only. I'll try and get the number on the one that doesn't work, but some discs do work, some don't... i'm willing to bet it's spell file dependant.

Just an update on this, for reference:

I ended up importing the spells, exporting them, and some spells were working because the number of fields was correct for titanium. Some of the older spells Raid Addicts has did *not* have all the required fields for titanium, however the titanium client still read the spell. When I converted this over to SoF with the import/export technique, those spells got corrupted. I ended up taking my broken file and opening it up in Ailia's Spell Editor, and then save it without doing any changes, and that added the missing fields.

It's a good thing to know, because if I didn't have those fields, they would have got parsed incorrectly into the DB (which they did initially) and then broken in the end SoF client. So, I imported and exported again after saving the spell file again, and this time it made a very nice Secrets of Faydwer compatable spell file.

Just wanted to post my progress on this for reference.