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[TrinityCore 335] How To Make A Class Heroic?

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Kaev:
https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityC ... r.cpp#L479

spiderwaseem:

--- Quote from: "Kaev" ---https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/blob/8396dabdad65fbe86c525584e38ccfacde85f9f1/src/server/game/Handlers/CharacterHandler.cpp#L479
--- End quote ---

Thank you so much! :)

spiderwaseem:
I'm getting really close to getting what I need done.
However, for the following code (c++):


--- Code: ---    // set starting level
uint32 start_level = getClass() != CLASS_DEATH_KNIGHT
        ? sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_PLAYER_LEVEL)
        : sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_HEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL);

--- End code ---

I could do it this way, however, I need both classes starting at different levels so I created my own configs for it, so I can't do it this way or else the other class (CLASS_DEMONHUNTER) would be using the same configs as CLASS_DEATHKNIGHT, DKs:


--- Code: ---    // set starting level
uint32 start_level = (getClass() != CLASS_DEATH_KNIGHT && getClass() != CLASS_DEMONHUNTER)
        ? sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_PLAYER_LEVEL)
        : sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_HEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL);

--- End code ---

So I thought of copying the same code but changing the class to DH instead of DK and changing the configs it's directed to. So like this:



However, I receive the following compiling error:




So, how should I be writing the code in this case?
My objective is to set DK to the following configs in code (defaults):

--- Code: --- uint32 start_level = getClass() != CLASS_DEATH_KNIGHT
        ? sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_PLAYER_LEVEL)
        : sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_HEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL);

--- End code ---

And then to have the Demon Hunter class (CLASS_DEMONHUNTER) with these custom configs in code:

--- Code: --- uint32 start_level = getClass() != CLASS_DEMONHUNTER
        ? sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_PLAYER_LEVEL)
        : sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_ULTRAHEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL);

--- End code ---

"CONFIG_START_PLAYER_LEVEL" those stay the same for CLASS_DEMONHUNTER.
"CONFIG_START_HEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL" need to become "CONFIG_START_ULTRAHEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL" for CLASS_DEMONHUNTER.


Thanks!
Any help is appreciated and I appreciate the help I got so far. :)

-- Quick Update:
I have a broad understanding of the error "redefinition; muliple initialization". From what I know, the error is telling me I have repeated code. Which I technically do, but how I should write the code is what I don't understand to achieve what I wrote above.

spiderwaseem:
FIXED THE ERROR BEFORE
Turns out it was a really simple fix.

I'll post more if I run into anything else but I believe I'm almost done. :)

spiderwaseem:
Thanks for all the help everyone.
I've gotten what I need. :)

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