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forgive me I'm a little inexperienced in the subject, you could guide me how to put not having to press the CTRL in zone

I actually don't remember how it's done, and I don't wanna look for it. Just use CTRL + H and "ZoneId.SIEGE", for example, and somewhere must be applied a check about that.

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I actually don't remember how it's done, and I don't wanna look for it. Just use CTRL + H and "ZoneId.SIEGE", for example, and somewhere must be applied a check about that.

am not earning any item in pvp what can be? Cronicle H5

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Hello, i use last aCis revision, but then i hit to player or kill him my flag is going down...

Ask it to aCis users or who did the patch. I just take care of h5 srsly I got so bored and mad from LoL xd

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And there is to help me figure out why I'm not getting anything when you kill someone?

 

Rev: H5 L2jServer

H5 stable or H5 beta? If you're not getting reward is coz you're not getting PvP, or you missed the line.
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I actually don't remember how it's done, and I don't wanna look for it. Just use CTRL + H and "ZoneId.SIEGE", for example, and somewhere must be applied a check about that.

It's handled by L2PcInstance in the boolean - > public boolean isAutoAttackable(L2Character attacker)

 

It's a very easy edit also.

 

For my solo zone I do it like this. IsInsideSoloZone is a custom boolean I have, normally it would/could be done like this. Obviously 'ZONE_PEACE' would need to be replaced with your custom zone type.

isInsideZone(ZONE_PEACE)

	public boolean isAutoAttackable(L2Character attacker)
	{
		// Check if the attacker isn't the L2PcInstance Pet
		if (attacker == this || attacker == getPet())
			return false;
		
		// TODO: check for friendly mobs
		// Check if the attacker is a L2MonsterInstance
		if (attacker instanceof L2MonsterInstance)
			return true;
		
		// Check if the attacker is not in the same party
		if (getParty() != null && getParty().getPartyMembers().contains(attacker))
			return false;
		
		// Check if the attacker is in olympia and olympia start
		if (attacker instanceof L2PcInstance && ((L2PcInstance)attacker).isInOlympiadMode() ){
			if (isInOlympiadMode() && isOlympiadStart() && ((L2PcInstance)attacker).getOlympiadGameId()==getOlympiadGameId())
				return true;
						if (isFakeDeath())
								return false;
			else
				return false;
		}
		
		// Check if the L2PcInstance is in an Event Match
		if (attacker instanceof L2PcInstance)
		{
			if ( EventManager.getInstance().ContainsMatchPlayer(this) && EventManager.getInstance().ContainsMatchPlayer(((L2PcInstance)attacker)) )
				return true;
		}
		
+		// Check if the L2PcInstance is in an Auto Flag Zone
+		if (attacker instanceof L2PcInstance)
+		{
+			if (this.isInSoloZone && ((L2PcInstance)attacker).isInSoloZone)
+				return true;
+		}
Edited by MlDNlGHT
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For l2jFrozen users...In order to take pvp change this line:

Index: head-src/com/l2jfrozen/gameserver/model/zone/type/L2MultiFunctionZone.java

 

+ character.setInsideZone(L2Character.ZONE_NOSUMMONFRIEND, true);

- character.setInsideZone(L2Character.ZONE_MULTIFUNCTION, true);

+character.setInsideZone(L2Character.ZONE_MULTIFUNCTION, false);

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- character.setInsideZone(L2Character.ZONE_MULTIFUNCTION, true);

+ character.setInsideZone(L2Character.ZONE_MULTIFUNCTION, false);

 

lool, seriously ? :not bad:
Posted

Nop, I don't need it. I never used and I won't use frozen.. :D

 

Well, yeah, it could work since with false you're no longed inside Multifunction zone..

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