[DiscordArchive] Because im stupid so i edited both .conf and .dist file but for future do i just edit .conf ?
[DiscordArchive] Because im stupid so i edited both .conf and .dist file but for future do i just edit .conf ?
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Because im stupid so i edited both .conf and .dist file but for future do i just edit .conf ?
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 05:11 PM #1Archived author: Eeme • Posted: 2025-07-07T17:11:33.924000+00:00
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Because im stupid so i edited both .conf and .dist file but for future do i just edit .conf ?
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I was wondering if anyone had a resource that can describe each database table variable and where to find these variables? I am also looking for a tool that can assist in showing all the places I need to modify when I want to add in a spell, talent, item, or what ever else I want to add. I know how to read a database and the schema, I am looking for a tool that make this tedious task a little more direct.
I have used spell editor, Kiera, database editor and all those common place tools. I need a tool that is better than wowdev.wiki, wowdb, and wowhead. I feel like I am having to decipher an ancient language just to add a piece of content and even then it still isnt clear where the data is coming from or where to look for it.
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 05:14 PM #2Archived author: TerraByte • Posted: 2025-07-07T17:14:08.227000+00:00
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I was wondering if anyone had a resource that can describe each database table variable and where to find these variables? I am also looking for a tool that can assist in showing all the places I need to modify when I want to add in a spell, talent, item, or what ever else I want to add. I know how to read a database and the schema, I am looking for a tool that make this tedious task a little more direct.
I have used spell editor, Kiera, database editor and all those common place tools. I need a tool that is better than wowdev.wiki, wowdb, and wowhead. I feel like I am having to decipher an ancient language just to add a piece of content and even then it still isnt clear where the data is coming from or where to look for it.
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Anyone know how ot get the AH bot prices to make more sense. Everything is just super cheap
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 05:14 PM #3Archived author: Uncle Snowzo • Posted: 2025-07-07T17:14:14.879000+00:00
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Anyone know how ot get the AH bot prices to make more sense. Everything is just super cheap
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Edit the .conf. then make a copy. Replace the .conf with your new one. Delete the .dist file and then edit the name of the new .conf file with ".dist" at the end.
The .dist is the important file as this runs with the initial runtime of the software. That is my understanding. Correct me if I am wrong.
Both still play their part and both are required or you will get errors
Disclaimer: I assume you are making a backup copy of your .conf file in a separate folder. If not then, you can just edit the .conf, make a copy of the .conf file, then delete the .dist file, rename the .conf copy file to the same as the .dist.
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 05:15 PM #4Archived author: TerraByte • Posted: 2025-07-07T17:15:33.960000+00:00
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Edit the .conf. then make a copy. Replace the .conf with your new one. Delete the .dist file and then edit the name of the new .conf file with ".dist" at the end.
The .dist is the important file as this runs with the initial runtime of the software. That is my understanding. Correct me if I am wrong.
Both still play their part and both are required or you will get errors
Disclaimer: I assume you are making a backup copy of your .conf file in a separate folder. If not then, you can just edit the .conf, make a copy of the .conf file, then delete the .dist file, rename the .conf copy file to the same as the .dist.
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That's bad advice. You make a copy of the .conf.dist, remove the .dist and change the one that just has .conf as the file extension. The dist is meant as the default and shouldn't be messed with.
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 05:35 PM #5Archived author: Revision • Posted: 2025-07-07T17:35:53.410000+00:00
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That's bad advice. You make a copy of the .conf.dist, remove the .dist and change the one that just has .conf as the file extension. The dist is meant as the default and shouldn't be messed with.
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hm my `sLFGDungeonStore.LookupEntry(player->GetMapId());` seems to grabbing diremaul while im in deadmines
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 06:01 PM #6Archived author: McRobertx22 • Posted: 2025-07-07T18:01:52.810000+00:00
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hm my `sLFGDungeonStore.LookupEntry(player->GetMapId());` seems to grabbing diremaul while im in deadmines
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did i use the wrong id
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 06:04 PM #7Archived author: McRobertx22 • Posted: 2025-07-07T18:04:12.515000+00:00
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did i use the wrong id
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theres a lot of different type of ids
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 06:06 PM #8Archived author: McRobertx22 • Posted: 2025-07-07T18:06:55.403000+00:00
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theres a lot of different type of ids
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The dungeon ID is not the same as the map ID
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 06:08 PM #9Archived author: Revision • Posted: 2025-07-07T18:08:41.227000+00:00
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The dungeon ID is not the same as the map ID
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so how do i grab the current player dungeon/dungeon id
rektbyfaith
07-07-2025, 06:12 PM #10Archived author: McRobertx22 • Posted: 2025-07-07T18:12:48.890000+00:00
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so how do i grab the current player dungeon/dungeon id
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