* Deleted empty Player.cpp
* Moved the helper functions from the obsolete CNStructs.cpp into
main.cpp and deleted it
* Renamed CombatManager to MobManager, as that will likely become it's
main focus soon
Also:
* Made the timeout configurable
* Removed the stale randomcharacters config option
* Switched to time_t for time values, even though it doesn't really
matter that much
* Halved the keepAliveTimer frequency
* Clean up spacing/indentation
* Proper enum formatting
* Fix nano dismissal (for real this time)
* Do not copy Player struct when a pointer is right there
* Stop looking after the trade partner has been found
* Make sure we're shifting unsigned values (and 64-bit when they need to be)
* Look for JSONs in tdata/
* Add a dbsaveinterval to the example config.ini, in the login category
This is an insignificant optimization now, but will be necessary when we
start switching around the the algorithms and datastructures used in
proximity detection.
Added basic shopkeeper functions, a player can buy the preset 3 items (cannonbolt set), all shopkeepers have the same items atm (need to check the shopkeeper tabledata), setting itemprice is something I didn't figure out.
Added set nano skill command
Implemented a switch for certain commands like health/taros/fusionmatter etc to be handled on the serverside aswell
Co-authored-by: dongresource <dongresource@protonmail.com>
This commit (and the previous one) exist to document the first approach I
took to storing mission data. It's only here for posterity. This comment
was added while rebasing.
This commit (and the next one) exist to document the first approach I
took to storing mission data. It's only here for posterity. This comment
was added while rebasing.
I made the regex a bit less restrictive. If you want, you can push this if it seems appropriate.
Username should be at least 4 characters and max 32
Password should be at least 8 characters and max 32
Usernames can be any combination of letters and numbers, with no special characters except for dash and underscore.
Passwords can use any of the alphanumeric/special characters specified in the regex.
