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Experience problem..


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Ok,i know that sounds pretty weird but i dont get exp from monsters,with any character killing any monster..

My configs looks like this:

# Experience multiplier

RateXp = 1

# Skill points multiplier

RateSp = 1

# Experience multiplier (Party)

RatePartyXp = 1

# Skill points multiplier (Party)

RatePartySp = 1

RateConsumableCost = 1

RateDropItems = 1

RateRaidDropItems = 1

RateDropSpoil = 1

RateDropManor = 1

RateKarmaExpLost = 1

RateSiegeGuardsPrice = 1

 

# Modify the rate of reward of all extractable items and skills.

# Default: 1.

RateExtractable = 1.

 

# Hellbound trust increase/decrease multipliers

RateHellboundTrustIncrease = 1

RateHellboundTrustDecrease = 1

 

# Quest Multipliers

# Warning: Many quests need to be rewritten

# for this setting to work properly.

 

# Quest item drop multiplier

RateQuestDrop = 1

 

# Exp/SP reward multipliers

RateQuestRewardXP = 1

RateQuestRewardSP = 1

 

# Adena reward multiplier

RateQuestRewardAdena = 1

 

# Use additional item multipliers?

# Default: False

UseQuestRewardMultipliers = False

 

# Default reward multiplier

# When UseRewardMultipliers=False - default multiplier is used for any reward

# When UseRewardMultipliers=True  - default multiplier is used for all items not affected by additional multipliers

# Default: 1

RateQuestReward = 1

 

# Additional quest-reward multipliers based on item type

RateQuestRewardPotion = 1

RateQuestRewardScroll = 1

RateQuestRewardRecipe = 1

RateQuestRewardMaterial = 1

 

# List of items affected by custom drop rate by id, used now for Adena rate too.

# Usage: itemId1,dropChance1;itemId2,dropChance2;...

# Note: Make sure the lists do NOT CONTAIN trailing spaces or spaces between the numbers!

# Example for Raid boss 1x jewelry: 6656,1;6657,1;6658,1;6659,1;6660,1;6661,1;6662,1;8191,1;10170,1;10314,1;

# Default: 57,1

RateDropItemsById = 57,1

 

Please someone can help me?

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L2jReality...? First time I hear this name... so you didn't touch anything?

Is a paid pack? If yes, go to get support from them. If not... I guess what GsL said is too obvious... that you're in lvl range... and the mobs have exp...

Did u check all configs to make sure there isn't a crappy one that blocks the exp? Or something like .expon .expoff...?

 

And did u try to put exp for example x5 or x20 to make sure isn't related with that? It shouldn't but... all tries are good.

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The monster have set to give 9999 xp..and it didnt..

The pack is from l2jdream

 

And with the SP is the same problem..

U should ask them, then.

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The monster have set to give 9999 xp..and it didnt..

The pack is from l2jdream

 

And with the SP is the same problem..

 

have you try to change the xp rate = 1 to 500 for example?

 

also what mob did you.edit?

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have you try to change the xp rate = 1 to 500 for example?

 

also what mob did you.edit?

I already asked him that questions  :rage:

The first wasn't answered and the second was that he didn't change anything  :poker face:

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