The XP formula in EQEmu appears to be (Level - 1) cubed times LevelMod times 1000.
Level mod above 60 is 3.1.
So, Experience to get to the cap levels would be:
88: (87*87*87)*3.1*1000 = 2,041,359,300
89: (88*88*88)*3.1*1000 = 2,112,563,200
90: (89*89*89)*3.1*1000 = 2,185,403,900
The maximum value for a signed int32 is 2,147,483,648, about halfway between 89 and 90.
It looks to me like something in exp.cpp is using a signed int32 in its experience calculations.
I checked Client::AddExp(), Client::SetExp(), Group::SplitExp(), Raid::SplitExp(), and NPC::Death(), and didn't find an sint32 reference in any of them.
I thought at first there was a problem because I was seeing references to uint32 and int32, and assumed int32 was a signed int32, but I was mistaken. int32 and uint32 are both typedefs of unsigned int, according to common/types.h.
So further investigation will be necessary.
This unrelated code in SetExp, however, may need a review:
File: exp.cpp, Line 212 - SetExp()
Code:
//check_level represents the level we should be when we have
//this ammount of exp (once these loops complete)
int16 check_level = GetLevel()+1;
//see if we gained any levels
while (set_exp >= GetEXPForLevel(check_level)) {
check_level++;
if (check_level > 127) { //hard level cap
check_level = 127;
break;
}
}
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