Adjust base regeneration rates of players

[jaspen]

There are several things going on here. First he mentions the standing HP regens. Those are normal and accurate to live. 2 base regen and plus 1 every 10 levels for non iksar and trolls. There isn't a problem there. I don't know if these can be modified or not. If they can be, there is a good chance it is in the source in which he has no option but to search, modify and build the source files. Knowing this is intended, you now know the specific things to search for or ask for. Feel free to check out discord.

Sitting regen I believe he has discovered and corrected after rebooting. You either disable the OOC regen or modify the three tables in zone to match the rate you want.

If there are major sync issues where the client health drops a good bit after selecting, that tells me there is a good chance he will have to rebuild from scratch. I have experienced this before. My client would drop about 900 hp after selecting myself.

[strugglegenerator]

Thank you for the help everyone.

I went back to a database I backed up a few days ago and the client/server are syncing correctly. One of the changes I made in the HP/Regen must have caused some sort of bug.

My server will have to be stuck with the non-classic (live-like) hp regen rates since I do not have the skill level to compile my own server and edit the source.

OOC regen doesn't exist in my database for PC's, only for NPC's.

I'm now afraid to mess with the HP/Regen fields, since they seem to corrupt the server =p

What a whirlwind this has been haha. Thank you guys for all of your help, I appreciate the support.

[jaspen]

Sometimes what causes issues, isn't what you think is causing the issues. Often we change more things than we remember and assume it is the last thing we did. Also, when playing with the database you could have easily unintentionally change something that you are unaware of. Sometimes we forget to restart the server or use one of the many commands to reload changes and think a change we made did nothing.

Just back your database up, take a breather, then fool around in a control manner. Take notes of what you do and and test small changes at a time.
Ensure you do the proper process to reload the new changes. Don't let fear stop you from learning. We all fuck it up in the beginning and make a mess of everything.