Hello everyone!

I'm trying to replicate the "You must have an existing character of at least level 55 on any realm to create a Death Knight" message, however, for another class with different text shown.

I was able to achieve having the same message show. However, it automatically showed when I made the class Heroic server-side. My current issue is that both different classes have different requirements. So the same message can't be shown on these different classes.

Looking into GlueStrings.lua, this is where the message's text is being handled:
CHAR_CREATE_LEVEL_REQUIREMENT = "You must have an existing character of at least level 55 on any realm to create a Death Knight.";

What I don't know is where this message is defined exactly. Where does it tell the client to display the "CHAR_CREATE_LEVEL_REQUIREMENT" message for Heroic Classes? If I know where this is, I can easily create another one for the other class.


Here's an in-game view of what I'm talking about:

 - Message when creating a DK without meeting requirements:


 - Message I need to show when not meeting requirements on a DIFFERENT class, Demon Hunter:


Instead, the same message is displayed, so how can I have a different message shown per class?
I've already tried looking in a few places such as an 'Entire Solution' search server-side for "CHAR_CREATE_LEVEL_REQUIREMENT" and in CharacterCreate.lua/.xml and a few others.
I could be searching for the wrong thing, but any help is appreciated.

Thanks!
Deathorous.

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

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

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:

   // 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);

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

And then to have the Demon Hunter class (CLASS_DEMONHUNTER) with these custom configs in code:
uint32 start_level = getClass() != CLASS_DEMONHUNTER
        ? sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_PLAYER_LEVEL)
        : sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_ULTRAHEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL);

"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.

Alright, that makes it easier to determine what to do in a way.
However, any ideas where I should be looking into the core in specific?

The only file I could think of is player.cpp.
Doing a quick search to "Heroic", I found some interesting results such as the following:
   // set starting level
    uint32 start_level = getClass() != CLASS_DEATH_KNIGHT
        ? sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_PLAYER_LEVEL)
        : sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_HEROIC_PLAYER_LEVEL);

    if (m_session->HasPermission(rbac::RBAC_PERM_USE_START_GM_LEVEL))
    {
        uint32 gm_level = sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_GM_LEVEL);
        if (gm_level > start_level)
            start_level = gm_level;
    }

    SetUInt32Value(UNIT_FIELD_LEVEL, start_level);

    InitRunes();

    SetUInt32Value(PLAYER_FIELD_COINAGE, sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_PLAYER_MONEY));
    SetHonorPoints(sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_HONOR_POINTS));
    SetArenaPoints(sWorld->getIntConfig(CONFIG_START_ARENA_POINTS));

There's a lot more but this would be very long.
Anyhow, looking into the code above it also specifies something about Death Knights in resemblance to it being a heroic class on a starting level.
I'm not exactly sure how to do this yet, but I feel like I could be getting somewhere.

Any other files beside player.cpp you believe I should be looking into?

Thanks for the responses!

Cool shit dude. Nice to see you continue on this. Alot of progress since the first time you've shown me the interface screenshots.

Keep up the good work!

Thanks Ginufe!
I'm glad you like the progress!

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