Opcode Errors

[John Adams]

Why am I getting so many opcode errors lately? I have all the current code from Dev SVN, the opcodes table from New Telon, I moved the current structs file from SVN to my world folder, what is going on here?

[quote]20:27:26.789 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ClientRecipeTrain
20:27:26.789 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ServerRefiningRecipesEnd
20:27:26.804 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ClientGuildSetRecruiting
20:27:26.804 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ClientGuildDelete
20:27:26.804 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ClientGuildQuit
20:27:26.898 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ServerSetWieldPreference
20:27:26.914 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ServerPlayerGuildStatus
20:27:26.914 E Packet Error finding opcode with name OP_ClientMountRoar[/quote]
This is now the 3rd night in a row I tried to test stuff without being sure if I have all the parts. Please advise.


PS, Opcodes should not be edited anywhere but the VGO DB Editor->Server->Opcodes page. eg., do not make local SQL changes then upload a .sql to dev/test_data... has to be on NT or I will not know about it.

[Xinux]

I see all of them on the change log for opcodes in the editor.

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-- Changes to table: `opcodes`
-- On 2015/03/08 20:03:14, Faux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_1227,i:1227' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ClientGuildSetRecruiting' WHERE opcode_id = '1227';

-- On 2015/03/08 20:03:44, Faux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_1242,i:1242' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ClientGuildDelete' WHERE opcode_id = '1242';

-- On 2015/03/08 20:03:08, Faux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_1244,i:1244' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ClientGuildQuit' WHERE opcode_id = '1244';

-- On 2015/03/05 17:03:34, Xinux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_91,i:91' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ClientMountRoar' WHERE opcode_id = '91';

-- On 2015/03/05 16:03:18, Xinux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_970,i:970' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ServerPopupError' WHERE opcode_id = '970';

-- On 2015/03/04 15:03:31, Xinux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_1247,i:1247' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ServerPlayerGuildStatus' WHERE opcode_id = '1247';

-- On 2015/03/02 15:03:29, Xinux edited 'o:OP_ClientSetWieldPreference,i:273' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ServerSetWieldPreference' WHERE opcode_id = '273';

-- On 2015/03/02 10:03:06, Xinux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_364,i:364' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ClientRecipeTrainingEnd' WHERE opcode_id = '364';

-- On 2015/03/02 10:03:28, Xinux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_1177,i:1177' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ServerRefiningRecipesEnd' WHERE opcode_id = '1177';

-- On 2015/03/02 10:03:52, Xinux edited 'o:OP_Unknown_365,i:365' in the 'opcodes' table:
UPDATE opcodes SET `opcode_name` = 'OP_ClientRecipeTrain' WHERE opcode_id = '365';

[Faux]

Thanks, Xinux.
I was going to paste that in this morning. I was positive I had added the guild op codes through the db editor.

[John Adams]

well something is jacked up then. The DB Editor should not succeed if an update fails (boggle) but clearly, New Telon's database is not being updated

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91OP_Unknown_91
273OP_ClientSetWieldPreference
364OP_Unknown_364
365OP_Unknown_365
970OP_Unknown_970
1177OP_Unknown_1177
1227OP_Unknown_1227
1242OP_Unknown_1242
1244OP_Unknown_1244
1247OP_Unknown_1247

Edit: Oh dear god in heaven... Totally my fault, sorry guys I aimed the DB Editor at the new CONTENT database, and away from New Telon after I built the new hosts. The changes are in that world's opcodes table. I completely forgot I did that ~blush~