Updated Windows Server Setup Guide

[mastajon]

once you extract the files you have to take all the sql files and put them in just the bin folder, they cant be in any sub directories. try that out

[threeflies]

Fantastic mastajon ! worked like a charm

Now why on earth couldn't Vales server set-up guide explain that , I can't be the only person to trip-up on this bit

Thanks again !


Thanks also to Vales , whom without the guide we would'nt even know where to start

[Frumph]

Server runs great, it compiles, database appears to be working can play online and all that jazz but the LDoN (after doing the quest) and all that, the adventure recruiter still doesnt bring up any adventures, I noticed the Debug zone log file has this in it: Client::SendAdventureSelection(): NPC had no template id

This is using the latest PEQ database from the repository and I looked up the NPC and it's true all of the npc's have 0 set as template id ..

How are people getting the LDoN's working?

[Derision]

I don't know a lot about LDoN, but I believe the only ones currently implemented in the PEQ database are Mistmoore Catacombs. Those are available from Xyzelauna_Tu`Valzir in Butcherblock.

She is the only NPC with an Adventure_Template > 0 in my (few weeks old) copy of the database.

[Lillu]

The topic is getting off-topic but..

I suggest you to take a look at: http://www.eqemulator.net/wiki/wikka...reSystemSample

Check your DB:
1. Each adventure has an adventure_templateID (id field) in the adventure_template table
2. You have to set adventure template entries (IDs) in the adventure_template_entry table and assign one ore more adventure_templateID to each one of them.
3. Assign the adventure template entry (ID) to the adventure recruiter of your choice in the npc_types table (adventure_template_id field)

The specific adventure recruiter will offer all the adventures (adventure_templateIDs) listed in the adventure_template_entry table and detailed/defined in the adventure_template table

So check your DB and make sure all set correctly.

Thats pretty much it.