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Npc gone after restarting


Hann1bal

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As mentioned in the title, I lose Npcs after restarting the server from the admins panel. The problem is, I never had this issue before. Also it's not for certain Npc, it's for all Npc. What i mean is, all the Npc I spawned before I started getting this issue are still in place. Whatever I spawn now is gone after restarting. It's like I exceeded the limit of spawns. Tried searching here but nothing was applicable for me (even though others had this issue). Is there anyone who had this issue or anyone who knows how to solve this? Thanks in advance.

(aCis 382)

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//spawn_once doesn't save the Spawn into db, other than that there is no reason it bugs (from memory).

 

Verify first if there are correctly on db, if not, it's normal it can't load - magic can't happen.

 

If they are on db, there are only few cases where it won't generate a Spawn, and most of them got an error message associated to it (wrong NpcTemplate, wrong type of Npc - Guards, Bosses, etc).

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36 minutes ago, HowardStern said:

which pack?

 

8 hours ago, Hann1bal said:

(aCis 382)

 

 

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1 hour ago, Tryskell said:

//spawn_once doesn't save the Spawn into db, other than that there is no reason it bugs (from memory).

 

Verify first if there are correctly on db, if not, it's normal it can't load - magic can't happen.

 

If they are on db, there are only few cases where it won't generate a Spawn, and most of them got an error message associated to it (wrong NpcTemplate, wrong type of Npc - Guards, Bosses, etc).

I use //spawn command. I already have custom npcs spawned into the game which are saved after restarting. For some reason, no npc is saved from now on, even if I spawn existing in-game Npcs like Clarissa(30080).

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2 hours ago, MoNsT3ReN4RgY said:

propably you messed up something last time you edit something..

That's what I'm thinking but last stuff I edited was itemhandler for hero coin etc, I didn't edit any spawn related class.

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On 10/18/2020 at 1:07 PM, Tryskell said:

If they are on db, there are only few cases where it won't generate a Spawn, and most of them got an error message associated to it (wrong NpcTemplate, wrong type of Npc - Guards, Bosses, etc).

Solved the issue. Apprarenlty I forgot a NPC I was trying to make. Deleted Class from eclipse but not the NPC in the XML, so it had "wrong" type so long. Thanks everyone. Newbie mistake I guess.

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