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- // Copyright (c) rAthena Dev Teams - Licensed under GNU GPL
- // For more information, see LICENCE in the main folder
- #ifndef _CONFIG_CORE_H_
- #define _CONFIG_CORE_H_
- /**
- * rAthena configuration file (http://rathena.org)
- * For detailed guidance on these check http://rathena.org/wiki/SRC/config/
- **/
- /// Max number of items on @autolootid list
- #define AUTOLOOTITEM_SIZE 10
- /// The maximum number of atcommand and @warp suggestions
- #define MAX_SUGGESTIONS 10
- /// Comment to disable the official walk path
- /// The official walkpath disables users from taking non-clear walk paths,
- /// e.g. if they want to get around an obstacle they have to walk around it,
- /// while with OFFICIAL_WALKPATH disabled if they click to walk around a obstacle the server will do it automatically
- #define OFFICIAL_WALKPATH
- /// leave this line uncommented to enable callfunc checks when processing scripts.
- /// while allowed, the script engine will attempt to match user-defined functions
- /// in scripts allowing direct function callback (without the use of callfunc.)
- /// this CAN affect performance, so if you find scripts running slower or find
- /// your map-server using more resources while this is active, comment the line
- #define SCRIPT_CALLFUNC_CHECK
- /// uncomment to enable query_sql script command and mysql logs to function on it's own thread
- /// be aware this feature is under tests and you should use at your own risk, we however
- /// welcome any feedback you may have regarding this feature, please send us all bug reports.
- //#define BETA_THREAD_TEST
- /// Uncomment to enable the Cell Stack Limit mod.
- /// It's only config is the battle_config custom_cell_stack_limit.
- /// Only chars affected are those defined in BL_CHAR
- //#define CELL_NOSTACK
- /// Uncomment to enable circular area checks.
- /// By default, most server-sided range checks in Aegis are of square shapes, so a monster
- /// with a range of 4 can attack anything within a 9x9 area.
- /// Client-sided range checks are, however, are always circular.
- /// Enabling this changes all checks to circular checks, which is more realistic,
- /// - but is not the official behaviour.
- //#define CIRCULAR_AREA
- /// Comment to disable Guild/Party Bound item system
- /// By default, we recover/remove Guild/Party Bound items automatically
- #define BOUND_ITEMS
- /// Uncomment to enable real-time server stats (in and out data and ram usage).
- //#define SHOW_SERVER_STATS
- /// Uncomment to enable skills damage adjustments
- /// By enabling this, db/skill_damage.txt and the skill_damage mapflag will adjust the
- /// damage rate of specified skills.
- //#define ADJUST_SKILL_DAMAGE
- /// Uncomment to enable the job base HP/SP table (job_basehpsp_db.txt)
- #define HP_SP_TABLES
- /// Uncomment to enable VIP system.
- //#define VIP_ENABLE
- /// Enable VIP script changes? (requires VIP_ENABLE)
- /// The primary effects of this are restrictions on non-VIP players, such as requiring
- /// a Reset Stone to change into third classes, paying more for equipment upgrades, and
- /// so forth. Note that the changes are based on euRO, not iRO.
- #define VIP_SCRIPT 0
- #ifdef VIP_ENABLE
- #define MIN_STORAGE 300 // Default number of storage slots.
- #define MIN_CHARS 3 // Default number of characters per account.
- #define MAX_CHAR_VIP 6 // This must be less than MAX_CHARS
- #define MAX_CHAR_BILLING 0 // This must be less than MAX_CHARS
- #endif
- /// Comment to disable the official packet obfuscation support.
- /// When enabled, make sure there is value for 'packet_keys' of used packet version or
- /// defined 'packet_keys_use' in db/[import/]packet_db.txt.
- /// This requires PACKETVER 2011-08-17 or newer.
- #define PACKET_OBFUSCATION
- /**
- * No settings past this point
- **/
- #include "./renewal.h"
- #include "./secure.h"
- #include "./classes/general.h"
- /**
- * Constants come last; so they process anything that could've been modified in early includes
- **/
- #include "./const.h"
- #endif // _CONFIG_CORE_H_
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