Missing object spawn ObjectID: 19015 Soot-Covered Elune's Tear v7.0.2

[mastermind]

Missing game object spawn needed to complete quest.

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-- Repack version:               7.0.2
-- ObjectID: 19015 Soot-Covered Elune's Tear
-- QuestID: 1033 Elune's Tear (This quest is obsolete just adding reference)
-- QuestID: 26475 Elune's Tear (This quest is obsolete just adding reference)
-- Add missing object spawn
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DELETE FROM `gameobject` WHERE `id` = 19015;
INSERT INTO `gameobject` (`id`, `map`, `zone`, `area`, `spawnMask`, `phaseMask`, `position_x`, `position_y`, `position_z`, `orientation`, `rotation0`, `rotation1`, `rotation2`, `rotation3`, `spawntimesecs`, `animprogress`, `state`) VALUES
(19015, 1, 331, 424, 1, 1, 2877.29, -1008.78, 192.842, 2.24924, 0, 0, 0.902104, 0.431519, 300, 0, 1);

EDIT: Changed phased mask from 65535 to 1

 

[ExO]

Simple and good However keep in mind that you've added it with phaseMask 65535 (sounds like you've added it with GM on, I could be wrong tho).

Just keep that in mind [MENTION=18032]mastermind[/MENTION]

 

[mastermind]

Right you are. I ran across the missing object while playing normal characters then went back later with a GM enable character. The logging camp spawns will most likely be the same as I did them all in one session. I will get the posts edited with the proper mask.

Good catch.

 

[ExO]

All good Either way, all of your queries (beside the creature_addon/guid ones), are now executed into the official database.

Keep up the good job, and remember to ask if you have any questions

The quest item drop conditions are also awesome to see

 

[mastermind]

@nich015

When I was doing in-game testing and object placement I had GM Mode turned on. I forgot to turn GM Mode off when I placed the object in game so it set the phaseMask to 65535. The default is 1.

Luckily ExO caught the mistake so I could make the correction.

The standard definition for `phaseMask` is: This is a bitmask field that describes all the phases that this gameobject will appear in.