Adjust base regeneration rates of players

[jaspen]

You said you set regen to 0 that is why your regen rate is through the roof when sitting. That number tells how fast a character regens from 0 to 100 percent in seconds so you set it to take 0 seconds to full regen. It is set to 180 or 3 minutes to regen to full by default.

It is possible the hp regen rate when standing is client base, if not, I assume this is something that would be set in the source files. Could try first searching for iksar and troll regen rates and maybe that will be the same file that sets everyone else.

EDIT: Use a good program like grepwin to search all files for keywords.

[strugglegenerator]

Looks like the settings don't always stick, even after restarting the server.

I set Character:RestRegenEnabled to false, restarted the server and nothing had changed. Tried it again this morning after another restart, and now the super fast regen has stopped.

Still stuck with the base hp regen scaling every 10 levels, so I'm trying to find a way around that now.

My server wasn't compiled from source, so I can't adjust anything in the source files. Client side I cannot find anything either (I used the Grepwin tool as you suggested, Jaspen).

[strugglegenerator]

Ok so I just found something even more disturbing. The client and the server are reporting completely different HP values.

When I stand still at lvl 60 and look at my hit points, I am regenerating +9hp per tick. I can let this go for a few minutes and gain some hp. Great.

However, if I actually target myself, my HP resets back down to it's original hp. So I am, in fact, not regenerating at all.

As a test, I took myself from 1600hp to 100hp and let my character stand still until I regenerated to full hp. Then I clicked my character and my HP refreshed back down to 100hp. Looks like regeneration doesn't work AT ALL and the client is lying about the actual rate of regeneration.

This is extremely confusing.

[jaspen]

I think you need to build from scratch and slowly import, or recreate, your settings again. I have seen that before where the client and server are out of sync. If you look in the database it will show you the lower value as that is what the server thinks. The client calculates things different and will display a different value until you click yourself and force an update. If you have the admin tools up you will see the numbers differently.