resurrection sickness not occurring

[dargon]

I have been thinking about how to handle that.. In most cases, at the point of

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public virtual void OnRevive(DOLEvent e, object sender, EventArgs args)

The gameplayer has already "forgotten" who killed him. Your best method to fix this would be createing an (int deathtype), and when the player dies

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if (killer as gameplayer) then {deathtype = 1} else deathtype = 2

then you could add an if on the OnRevive,

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If (deathtype = 1) then { rvrsickness } else pvesickness

Or wait until someone figures out the real issue and not use band-aid code like this would be

[dargon]

On that note, if you want a band-aid fix like this, i can work it up for you in the morning, but im off to bed. Ill check back here in the morning, as well as try to find a better method of calling resurrection illness

[ontheDOL]

i'm quite happy with the fix you've already provided to me, but if you with a better method, well thats awesome too
i'm sure it will be useful for others too

thanks again bud

[Graveen]

Sorry, i have not searched this issue.... Wasn't it working previously ? Not working on Storm ?

[Eri]

I just dealt with this issue, no code changes are necessary... you just need to make sure reserved spells are added to spelline.

[Fuzzylumpkins]

All you should have to do is make sure that Reserved Spells are added in your spelline table... I had the same issue and that resolved it. If it doesn't work let me know and ill dig a bit deeper, but it is indeed a database issue if your not receiving rez illness. I say this because if you debug the OnRevive event in gameplayer the server is running through it and starting the spell fine, and the spell itself is hardcoded in globalcontants.cs.

[ontheDOL]

it would appear to be a database problem, but everything mentioned is there (Reserved Spells in Spellline table) this is all there with the public DB, along with every other global spell line.
Yes Graveen I tested this on Storm with a lvl 10 suiciding to mobs and from fall dmg , no res sick ( mentioned page 1)

/shrug dunno,
only way i got it to work was with dargon's code

[Fuzzylumpkins]

it would appear to be a database problem, but everything mentioned is there (Reserved Spells in Spellline table) this is all there with the public DB, along with every other global spell line.
Yes Graveen I tested this on Storm with a lvl 10 suiciding to mobs and from fall dmg , no res sick ( mentioned page 1)

/shrug dunno,
only way i got it to work was with dargon's code

Does your spell in globalconstants.cs look like this?

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public class GlobalSpells { public const string PvERessurectionIllnessSpellType = "PveResurrectionIllness"; private static Spell m_PvERezIllness = null; public static Spell PvERezIllness { get { if (m_PvERezIllness == null) { DBSpell spell = new DBSpell { AllowAdd = false, CastTime = 0, ClientEffect = 2435, Icon = 2435, SpellID = 2435, Name = LanguageMgr.GetTranslation(ServerProperties.Properties.DB_LANGUAGE, "GamePlayer.Spell.ResurrectionIllness"), Range = 0, Value = 30, Target = "Self", Duration = 300, Type = PvERessurectionIllnessSpellType, Description = "The player's effectiveness is greatly reduced due to being recently resurrected." }; m_PvERezIllness = new Spell(spell, 50); } return m_PvERezIllness; } } }

I will say one thing not working with res illness atm is the speed reduction.

[ontheDOL]

yes, using standard globalconstants.cs

the modified code still finds the reserved spells line, and works

are you sure it actually works on your shard?

[Fuzzylumpkins]

Yes positive. There is suppose to be two different types of rez illness though im pretty sure theres RvR illness and PvE illness.

[dargon]

I plan to revisit this when I have some time off to look at both making sure the code functions correctly and make sure rvr/pve sickness is determined correctly. Hopefully I will have some free time next weekend to really sit down and check this code work out

[Fuzzylumpkins]

A speed decrease is also suppose to be applied for the duration of the illness dargon.

[dargon]

Thanks I'll see into it.