SVN file help

[Bdiddy]

Originally Posted by blackdragonsdg

It doesn't have to be in any specific directory because you are telling the program where the file is at.

thx, got it all running. now next question is how do i enable some of the events
Like i was in Anguish on a gm acct though, and i was able to take out ture like nothing, no ae or anything from him, no loot on corpse etc.

[blackdragonsdg]

Originally Posted by Bdiddy

thx, got it all running. now next question is how do i enable some of the events
Like i was in Anguish on a gm acct though, and i was able to take out ture like nothing, no ae or anything from him, no loot on corpse etc.

You have two choices either wait for the database to catch up or you can change the zone yourself.

[Bdiddy]

Originally Posted by blackdragonsdg

You have two choices either wait for the database to catch up or you can change the zone yourself.

ok, now when u say wait for the databse to catch up what do you mean by that? like when the devs at PEQ work on it and finish it, etc?

[blackdragonsdg]

Originally Posted by Bdiddy

ok, now when u say wait for the databse to catch up what do you mean by that? like when the devs at PEQ work on it and finish it, etc?

That is exactly what I meant.

[Bdiddy]

Originally Posted by blackdragonsdg

That is exactly what I meant.

thx, so is all the coding for it done in the quests folder? like a fight in anguish is a quest although you typical dont think of a raid encounter as a quest or do those need to be somewhere else?

[blackdragonsdg]

Originally Posted by Bdiddy

thx, so is all the coding for it done in the quests folder? like a fight in anguish is a quest although you typical dont think of a raid encounter as a quest or do those need to be somewhere else?

Well on live Anguish was a raid event that was triggered by quest but you can alter that and make it normal zone entry if you wanted to. If you want a mob fight like Ture to do something special like spawn adds or chase you around the room then you would have to right a quest script for it. Most of the changes like loot drops, npc positioning, npc dps, etc. are done in the database.