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Using @Dastgir's updated charms.c plugin found in his Github (Apr 29 2017), I was able to test it and it seems to be working fine on my build. Dropping the item from my inventory results to the effects (+1 STR in my case) to disappear. Picking the item up returns the effect. The command @itemreset removes the effect as well. I do however, experience a warning when I build on a unix-based (Ubuntu) system. The warnings showed up when I executed the command: make clean && make all Warnings Despite the warning, the effects seem to be fine and I am currently having no problems whatsoever.

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SetQuest2 View File NOTE: This functionality got merged into Hercules (check setquest and getcalendartime). That being said, I'm NOT maintaining this plugin anymore. Hello, This plugin adds the setquest2 script command that allows you to add a quest with your own time limit, ignoring the one in quest_db, thus allowing you to, for example, make a quest end at a determined time next day independently of when it was originally given. *setquest(<ID>,<Time Limit>)Place quest of <ID> that will expire at <Time Limit> in the users quest log, the state of which is "active". Examples: - Ask the player to come back in a random number of minutes (1 ~ 3) prontera,150,150,4 script SetQuest2 1_m_01,{ .@p = questprogress(7128,PLAYTIME); if (.@p == 1) { mes "Come back later!"; } else { if (.@p == 2) { mes "You came back!"; getitem Red_Potion, 1; erasequest 7128; } .@i = rand(1, 3); mes "Come back in " + .@i + " minutes"; setquest2 7128, gettimetick(2) + (.@i * 60); } close;} - Ask the player to come back tomorrow (next day at 00:00) prontera,150,152,4 script SetQuest2b 1_m_01,{ .@p = questprogress(7126,PLAYTIME); if (.@p == 1) { mes "Come back later!"; } else { if (.@p == 2) { mes "You came back!"; getitem Red_Potion, 1; erasequest 7126; } .@i = 86400 - gettimetick(1); mes "Come back tomorrow"; setquest2 7126, gettimetick(2) + .@i; } close;} If you find any bug let me know. Submitter KirieZ Submitted 02/22/17 Category Plugins  

its stupid to think gravity made these files by hand, they probably have some tool that outputs the navigation files based on there own npc folder. i suggest an @command to build the navigation files from a running Hercules, so it can loop every npc and calculate distance tables. if you need the format of any of the lua just ask