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Poison Problem - Printable Version +- SphereCommunity (https://forum.spherecommunity.net) +-- Forum: Sphere 0.56d (/Forum-Sphere-0-56d) +--- Forum: General Help (/Forum-General-Help) +--- Thread: Poison Problem (/Thread-Poison-Problem) Pages: 1 2 |
RE: Poison Problem - Van Glan Bloom - 05-03-2016 10:01 PM I have make download of the new version of sphere 56c with the correctly files Nights. I have solved some problems but now I need actualize all the server =P and the scripts RE: Poison Problem - Xan - 06-28-2016 09:34 AM First, please forgive the necro thread but this was the exact issue I was dealing with recently and didn't want to make a new thread for my findings. I was having a hell of a time figuring out why poison (the spell) was not working as it should. I was experiencing the exact issues that Van Glan Bloom was reporting-- the target would receive the poison spell, it would then "tick" and the poison would be gone from the target without them having taken any damage. After a bunch of testing (tested different spawn types to see if there was a consistent theme as far as what would get damaged by poison and what wouldn't), every target would get poisoned, and upon the first tick of damage, it would say "*<mob name> is (null)*" and the poison would wear off. Every now and then the target would receive a huge amount of damage (Largest I saw was well over 60,000), the poison would wear off, and the target would still be alive and at full health even though I just saw them take damage of the aforementioned value. All of this was happening with no errors showing up on the console, mind you. Then I came upon this thread. I saw Criminal's post about the Layer= information, compared what was in my version of the sphere_spells.scp and found that that line was NOT missing from my script. I was just about to post seeking help when I decided to compare the two poison scripts line by line. Code: EFFECT=0 // 100,750 Code: EFFECT=100,750 //Only used without Magicf_OsiFormulas Sorry for the wall of text, but hopefully this might help somebody out in the future. |