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[Flocky]

Hey Folks,

in order to not take care of your horse while visiting a claim i wanted to raise up the ownertimeout for warhorses.

i've edited the owner timeout of horses at dump.sql to 1200 seconds. After server restarts, heidiSQL shows me this 1200 seconds in objects_types.


But real timeout is still 3 Minutes. I also havent found any client-side timeout configuration for this.

Does anyone have an idea?

[Blackdrakon]

I'm resurrecting this thread because I'd also like to know the answer to this.

[Halvdal]

I want to know this too.

[Cattoaster]

Have you changed the owner timeout for a warhorse as inventory item or as a 'real' warhorse?

If you read carefully dump.sql you'll find two different object types for warhorses

a warehorse as an inventory item (parent id) is 1041

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(1041,1034,'Warhorses (item)',0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,'',0,0,0,0,0,0,'','',NULL,NULL),

a warehorse as a 'real' horse object (parent id) is 774

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(774,772,'Warhorse',0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,'',0,0,0,0,0,0,'','',NULL,300),

So far, if you want to change the owner timeout of a 'real' warhorse edit the values of the following warhorse (object ids): 775 (spirited warhorse), 776 (hardy warhorse), 777 (heavy warhorse), 1139 (royal warhorse) .. and 1108 (horse "stallion") and 773 (horse)

[Halvdal]

Both ways doesn't work. Thats why i'm asking.

[Cattoaster]

Tried it myself and can confirm it. I don't know how to achieve this

There is a 'horses' database table and a stored procedure 'p_createHorseObject' which fills this table when a player rides a horse out of his inventory. However OwnerID and DroppedTime are not updated instead they are filled with default values..

[Halvdal]

Would be great if there is anyone out there who's working this out.

[Alakar]

Have you tried changing

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$horses::ownershipTimeout = "180";

to some other value on the server?

-Alakar
http://arkhaya.com/

[Halvdal]

YOU are awesome! It works like a charm. I've set it to 360 = 6 minutes and it works very well.

Should i execute this on every restart or can i add this somewhere?

[Alakar]

YOU are awesome! It works like a charm. I've set it to 360 = 6 minutes and it works very well.

Should i execute this on every restart or can i add this somewhere?

Could at it to the end of main.cs I would imagine.

-Alakar
http://arkhaya.com/

[Cattoaster]

[..]

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$horses::ownershipTimeout = "180";

[..]

-Alakar
http://arkhaya.com/

Thanks Alakarsiann!

Could you briefly explain me where does this variable come from? Asking because this could be helpful to answer my question here.

[Cattoaster]

*friendly push*

[Alakar]

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$CmMaintenance::forestMaintenanceDayCount = "1";
$CmMaintenance::performAtQuit = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipAnimalRespawn = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipClaimsMaintenance = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipCropsMaintenance = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipForestMaintenance = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipGeoDecay = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipHoneyFlow = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipMaintenance = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipObjectDecay = "0";
$CmMaintenance::skipPatchMaintenane = "0";


Just set any of the skips to 1 to skip that maintenance cycle. Or you can skip all with skipmaintenance.

-Alakar
http://arkhaya.com/

[Cattoaster]

Awesome, it works as intended. Thank you Alakar!
* Although I still have no idea where these variables come from - but I'll find it out, sooner or later *