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Swr 1.0 - Vnum Max Change for Swr

Swr 1.0 - Vnum Max Change for Swr

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Posted by

Odis (5 posts)

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Wed 11 Dec 2002 02:09 AM (UTC)

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Well, I know I just posted my only bug error but this one has gotten me thinking also. I've been trying to update my Swr codebase to 5 million vnums. While I have been able to get it so it can assign it, and you can "goto" it to create the room, when I look in zones, score, or the god/pfile it only writes it up to 19k. I've been looking on this one and I think its an error with vassign.
I changed
int r_lo, r_hi;
to
long int r_lo, r_hi;
But this hasn't fixed it. I don't really know if this is a problem writing the pfile, but when I check its still only at 19k. I tried looking at the SMAUG 2 bill room vnum snippet and I changed everything in my SWR that it said to in SMAUG, except SWR doesn't have all of the ones it told me to change so I'm still sort of stuck. When I use goto it can go up to 5 mill, but thats about it. So, if you can help please reply.

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Posted by

Nick Cash USA (626 posts)

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Reply #1 on Sun 12 Jan 2003 11:52 AM (UTC)

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Hmm. I think I've delt with this before also. If it is a problem writing the pfile then look in mud.h under struct pc_data. Look for r_range_lo, r_range_hi, and on down through the mobs and objects. Make sure the left side is changed to long or long int instead of the normal int and sh_int. If you didn't change those before then you need to now, and once you change them you should run a make clean and a make. You should have a load of warnings. Just go to the specific lines and put a l on front of the d for the variable (e.g. %ld instead of %d). Hope that helped.

~Nick Cash
http://www.nick-cash.com

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Odis (5 posts)

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Reply #2 on Sun 12 Jan 2003 11:55 AM (UTC)

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Thanks. You were right, there were a ton of warnings. I tried it out (even though I'm about to drop down on my keyboard because of the time) and it works. Thanks again for helping me, and at such an early hour its kind of odd we are both on...

Thanks again,
~Odis

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