EQEmulator Forums - Trouble with mutliple spawn commands

Well, I found that the above change helped with spawning multiple mobs, but the message to those newly spawned mobs wasn't getting through. I thought that I had posted this last night (hope I included everything), but I guess not. Disregard the above change. This is what needs to be done:

changes to zone/embparser.cpp

about line 312, replace:

Code:

std::string cmd = "@quest::cmd_queue = (); package " + (std::string)(pkgprefix) + (std::string)(";");

with:

Code:

std::string cmd = "package " + (std::string)(pkgprefix) + (std::string)(";");

about line 325, replace this block of code

Code:

int numcoms = perl->geti("quest::qsize()");

for(int c = 0; c &lt; numcoms; ++c)

{

  char var[1024] = {0};

  sprintf(var,"$quest::cmd_queue[%d]{func}",c);

  std::string cmd = perl->getstr(var);

  sprintf(var,"$quest::cmd_queue[%d]{args}",c);

  std::string args = perl->getstr(var);

  size_t num_args = std::count(args.begin(), args.end(), ',') + 1;

  ExCommands(cmd, args, num_args, npcid, other, mob);

}

with:

Code:

static int c = 0;

while (c &lt; perl->geti("quest::qsize()"))

{

  char var[1024];

  sprintf(var,"$quest::cmd_queue[%d]{func}",c);

  std::string cmd = perl->getstr(var);

  sprintf(var,"$quest::cmd_queue[%d]{args}",c);

  std::string args = perl->getstr(var);

  size_t num_args = 1;

  if (!(!strcmp(cmd.c_str(), "say") ||

        !strcmp(cmd.c_str(), "echo") ))

       for (const char *c = args.c_str(); *c; c++)

         if (*c == ',')

           num_args++;



  c++;

  ExCommands(cmd, args, num_args, npcid, other, mob);

}



if (c)

  perl->eval("@quest::cmd_queue = ();");

c = 0;

changes to zone/entity.cpp

about line 342, replace (first occurance):

Code:

parse->Event(EVENT_SPAWN, npc->GetNPCTypeID(), 0, npc->CastToMob(), 0);

with:

Code:

parse->Event(EVENT_SPAWN, npc->GetNPCTypeID(), 0, npc->CastToMob(), npc);

As far as the other change goes, the "CastToClient" error was because the of the last arg (0). Having it as-is, with npc should work.