Lake Rathe Gnoll camp empty

[dagulus2]

Well after poking about some more, it turns out the first in-game year that the Spawn_events are scheduled to take place is 3193, and I was at year 0.

Setting the ingame time with the #date command made the camp work as expected.

[noudess]

Originally Posted by dagulus2

Well after poking about some more, it turns out the first in-game year that the Spawn_events are scheduled to take place is 3193, and I was at year 0.

Setting the ingame time with the #date command made the camp work as expected.

Yep, setting real life date/time with #date fixed the problem once I ported out and back into lake rathe.

[cavedude]

Originally Posted by dagulus2

Well after poking about some more, it turns out the first in-game year that the Spawn_events are scheduled to take place is 3193, and I was at year 0.

Setting the ingame time with the #date command made the camp work as expected.

You are better off doing what Robregen said, as the next time you update the DB your time will be off. You have to use the eqtime.cfg included with PEQ to avoid that.

[noudess]

Originally Posted by cavedude

You are better off doing what Robregen said, as the next time you update the DB your time will be off. You have to use the eqtime.cfg included with PEQ to avoid that.

It looks to me like using #date updated my eqtime.cfg file.

[cavedude]

The next time the PEQ DB gets updated, the date will change again since PEQ is always running on TGC. Your eqtime.cfg will no longer match it and will break your spawn cycles again. You can keep doing #date, but that's kind of silly. Just write a script to copy eqtime.cfg from the PEQ release to your server directory and then never worry about it.