quest::aapoints ?
 

pointless, being that AA's dont work. but i would guess something like #giveaa <NUMVAL> ...GL Kayot. :)

i don't knwo about givign AAs via quest
but you can via Gm command:

#setaapts X

i know for sure that Improved Runnign Speed AA works =)

??

I just wanted to know the quest command so I could add it to my Lexicon program. Shame that there doesn't seem to be one.

AAs work fine.

I'm pretty sure there is one though, I had played on a server not too long ago that had an NPC that sold AAs for 1000pp.

well on life you coudl get AA via quest for sure.
you always get them for PoP flag progression and for Epic 2.0

You used to be able to create your own quest commands via perl. I don't remember how to do this though but I'm sure it's in this forum somewhere. I remember reading about it somewhere and getting all excited about it. Had implemented a few on my own server, but that was a year ago at least. Good luck.

I don't think there's any quest::setaapts or whatever. Looks like every perl quest command is declared in the questmgr.h file and there's nothing about AAs.

it would be in $client->Method() not quest::Method()

however altho, there are functions in there to get, add, and set regular xp, there are not corresponding functions for aaxp. Not all of the Client methods were mapped to perl.

You can find the client methods that were mapped in perl_client.cpp

I searched through the wiki and found the command:
SetEXP(set_exp, set_aaxp, resexp=false);
So if you want to add an aapoint do:
$client->SetEXP($client->GetEXP(),24000000,0);
That will add 1 aapoint. Though im not sure what the resexp=false means.

This will not add one aa point, it will set it to one aa point which is not the same. You would need to do $client->SetEXP($client->GetEXP(), $client->GetAAXP() + 24000000,0); except the perl_client interface does not implement the GetAAXP() method that is present in the client. So you cannot use that function unless somebody modifies perl_client.cpp to include it.