[TrinityCore] Max Level over 255?

[Rochet2]

having a little fun:


.debug Mod32Value 54 -160000

[saifi0102]

having a little fun:

.debug Mod32Value 54 -160000

Did u crash yet?

[Chase]

You wont crash in game, but when you log in with that level you will crash the server.

[saifi0102]

WoW crashed when I pressed "C" for the character window... Although I doubt the server will crash

[XxXGenesisXxX]

WoW crashed when I pressed "C" for the character window... Although I doubt the server will crash

The character pane crash that you get for having too high of a level is due to these files not having enough entries for that class:

gtChanceToSpellCrit.dbc
gtOCTRegenHP.dbc
gtOCTRegenMP.dbc
gtRegenHPPerSpt.dbc
gtRegenMPPerSpt.dbc
gtChanceToMeleeCritBase.dbc
gtChanceToSpellCritBase.dbc

As for it being possible overall, of course it is. Sure as hell it would be buggy though. If I recall correctly however you also need to up a buffer size as well, I did a quick look online at the ArcEmu repository (I no longer have WoW installed, so forgive me if my memory is wrong) and it was a line similar to line 372: https://github.com/arcemu/arcemu/blob/master/src/arcemu-shared/ByteBuffer.h

That said, it is accompanied by the exact thing it lists, you should find another way to do it.

[spiderwaseem]

I'm sure making your level over 255 on TrinityCore is hard af.
But in ArcEmu,  I remember there was this repack where through the configs, I could easily set the max level to whatever I want it to be.

[XxXGenesisXxX]

If you really want to stretch the term "work around" you could always do a method such as using two integers in conjunction with each other then manually adding the math elsewhere in the code:

For the level 1 it would be 0, 1.
For level 255 it would be 0, 255.
For level 256 it would be 1, 1.
For level 510 it would be 1, 255.
For level 511 it would be 2, 1.
For level 555 like you want it would be 2, 45.

Etc.. Etc...

This would involve a lot of screwing around, but you could more or less create a pseudo-leveling system and attempt to work it into the other calculations.