COMMITTED: Titanium Opcodes Fix

[Scruffy]

BUG: /zone and "G" (petition queue) functions do not work for Titanium (missing opcodes).

FIX: Added in the missing opcodes for the Titanium client to patch_Titanium.conf.

--- ../src/20110324/utils/patch_Titanium.conf   2011-03-24 14:16:53.639787647 -0500
+++ patch_Titanium.conf 2011-04-02 11:14:17.944723931 -0500
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@
 OP_PetitionUpdate=0x0000       #guess
 OP_PetitionCheckout=0x0000
 OP_PetitionCheckIn=0x0000
-OP_PetitionQue=0x0000
+OP_PetitionQue=0x33c3
 OP_PetitionUnCheckout=0x0000
 OP_PetitionDelete=0x5692
 OP_DeletePetition=0x0000
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@
 OP_GMDelCorpse=0x0b2f          #/delcorpse
 OP_GMApproval=0x0c0f           #/approval
 OP_GMToggle=0x7fea             #/toggletell
-OP_GMZoneRequest2=0x0000
+OP_GMZoneRequest2=0x244c
 OP_GMSummon=0x1edc             #/summon
 OP_GMEmoteZone=0x39f2          #/emotezone
 OP_GMEmoteWorld=0x3383         #/emoteworld (not implemented)

[trevius]

I got this committed, but forgot to note your name in the changelog when I did. I will try to remember to add it in the next update I do.

I was able to verify the /zone opcode worked, but I have no idea what the petition que one does or is for. I don't see a command for petition queue, and the only thing I see tied to the "G" key on Titanium by default is ALT+G for guild management. Either way, I added the petition queue one you posted only because it was previously set to 0x0000 and the one you added did not already exist elsewhere in the conf file. If you can provide more info on what that is actually for, it would be appreciated

[steve]

Petition queue is what the Guides/GM used for in-game support before they made /petition redirect to the external website in later clients.

"G" was the key you used to open the petition queue menu. It tracked/sorted all petitions and allowed them to be escalated to a GM, etc.

[Scruffy]

The "G" key (when GM flagged and you have the EQUI_GUIDE_PetitionQWnd.xml file) brings up the Petition Que window. This opcode submission allows the window to be displayed. Unfortunately, the other opcodes that run the interface are still unknown at this point. Hopefully, someone down the line will be able to figure them out.