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Hello, im new to this Forum but i got a Problem with l2 Acis Interlude

 

so i got everything working now and Server is running, but when i buy a item on grocery store or any ingame npcs. i get more adena then the item cost.

 

for example: 

i buy heal pots  for 330 adena and i can sell them on same Merchant for over 13.000 adena

 

and yes, i checked buylists, also items XML list and everything else.. but i cannot find the "13.000" adena… thats only with some items.. and i dont use any multisell. i had one gm shop but deleted that one because im gonna create my own one (custom) but i deleted all multisell XML etc.

 

can someone help me? where else can i search for These Prices? 

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3 minutes ago, Tryskell said:

If the multiplier value is always the same, simply seek for it over sources / config. You will probably find very fast.

in which config, i checked every XML etc. dunno where i can multiply anything, sorry for beeing dumb Right now.. normally i try to find everything by myself but this time i feel helpless.. i searched over 6 Hours now :D 

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2 minutes ago, tazerman2 said:

i dont remember if acis have any config like l2jfrozen with sell price in town's....

the Thing is it only changes some items on Merchants.. also sell Price is in every town the same.. but only for some items.. i think it must be something from a gm shop i installed.. but i deleted all data from gm shop like XML / multisell...

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okay so i checked every XML again, but it cant be anything else because i only copied some XMLs from gm shop into my gameserver and after that i deleted them again, so Maybe something got overwritten? but what?

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The best way it’s to use Visual SVN an clear source at same revision and replace the java folder with your and then extract DIFF patch.

Then you will have all your changes in one readable patch.

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6 minutes ago, StinkyMadness said:

The best way it’s to use Visual SVN an clear source at same revision and replace the java folder with your and then extract DIFF patch.

Then you will have all your changes in one readable patch.

k thanks mate, ill try that out, but where else can a config or else Change item sell Prices? buylists, items.xml and what else?

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33 minutes ago, prototypx said:

in which config, i checked every XML etc. dunno where i can multiply anything, sorry for beeing dumb Right now.. normally i try to find everything by myself but this time i feel helpless.. i searched over 6 Hours now :D 

 

Mate you only have to ctrl+f on your Eclipse with  the good value. Forget data side, it's probably not here, until you edited all items.

 

Put your project on a SVN/git/whatever, that will avoid you that exact sort of problem.

 

While it's kinda late, you still can do it putting the initial sources you used as rev 1, and as rev 2 your current stuff. You could see all differences between files.

 

There is no config related to items - at least not more than L2J. That's not really the house rule to add configs, I generally delete :D.

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2 minutes ago, prototypx said:

k thanks mate, ill try that out, but where else can a config or else Change item sell Prices? buylists, items.xml and what else?

Maybe you have change something on java side and you notice when you apply the GM shop that issue.. so maybe you looking in total wrong way.

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1 minute ago, Tryskell said:

 

Mate you only have to ctrl+f on your Eclipse with  the good value. Forget data side, it's probably not here, until you edited all items.

 

Put your project on a SVN/git/whatever, that will avoid you that exact sort of problem.

 

While it's kinda late, you still can do it putting the initial sources you used as rev 1, and as rev 2 your current stuff. You could see all differences between files.

 

There is no config related to items - at least not more than L2J. That's not really the house rule to add configs, I generally delete :D.

ok ill understand, gonna check everything in eclipse

thanks alot! 

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1 minute ago, StinkyMadness said:

Maybe you have change something on java side and you notice when you apply the GM shop that issue.. so maybe you looking in total wrong way.

Maybe, but i didnt changed anything in Java yet.. that would be the next step :P 

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1 hour ago, prototypx said:

Maybe, but i didnt changed anything in Java yet.. that would be the next step :P 

 

If you didn't change anything related to core, simply rollback your items folder.

 

But I got strictly no clue how you would end with such result.

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2 minutes ago, Nightw0lf said:

upload the core for examination you did something :dat:

im About to reinstall everything.. thats a lot of work but still better than searching Hours for 1 Little mistake i probably did. LOL 

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