YProject - Moving Player Failed along with mapindex(1086) is invalid

KeiSenpai

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Hello all,

I am running a LAN Private Server for my wife & I to play on a Raspberry Pi 3b+. I wanted to install a new script, YProject, which contains new maps.

The steps I took, so I am not sure if I am missing anything:

  1. Install mapcache plugin (build it)
  2. Ensured all maps along with resnametable.txt is in data/ folder
  3. Added each map to mapcache using ./map-server --map <name>
  4. Added each map name to maps.conf
  5. Recompiled hercules


The NPC doesn't auto load, but I am sure this is because I do not have it set to start up, which I am sure I can figure out.

However, when I load it and try to use the NPC to warp to the special maps that the person designed, I get the following & the client hangs:
 

[Debug]: pc_setpos: Passed mapindex(1086) is invalid!
[Error]: buildin_warp: moving player 'TestAccount' to "dep_lb",118,32 failed.
[Debug]: Source (NPC): Scientist at prontera (140,181)


I appreciate any help!

Thank you

 
You also need to add maps in "db/map_index.txt"

 
You also need to add maps in "db/map_index.txt"
Thanks for replying! I did leave out a step in my original post, but I confirmed I added them in there as well.

br_lb
cs_lb
dep_lb
heidelberg
Hyrule
invek
lafayette
lasa_dun01
lasa_dun02
lasa_dun03
lum_boss
lumina
temple_lb
thalys_o
ygg_villag
Under the section titled custom maps, but how it is above, is how I entered it in. Am I missing something else?

Thanks again!

EDIT: Also mapindex(1086) is where dep_lb map entry appears in the map_index.txt that the NPC is trying to move my character too.

 
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You also need to add maps in "db/map_index.txt"
The issue was I forgot a comma, I appreciate your help.

I gave up for now, as I do not think the project was ever fully finished.

I am getting cutin errors (loading cardbmp spirtes - fixed by commenting them out) and then it couldn't warp me to the first floor because there was no map that it called for available.

I looked through what was included, but I don't think it was included.

Thanks again.

 
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