Several people have reported having issues and in the end the compression has been at fault.
I have now disabled compression by default. Compression is/was only used for the sent addon code. More important is having the obfuscation setting on which removes whitespace and other bloat from the code to make it much smaller.

If someone knows some simple compression algorithm or knows some lua 5.1 and 5.2 compatible pure lua compression algorithm do share
For now it has been using TLibCompress that seems to not work properly, possibly depending on platform.
ps. need compress and decompress in pure lua.

See the usage of the DK portal to acherus.
Its only usable by the DK that spawned it I think .. or by DK.
Also you can make the code work only if the user is the owner of the object.
See GetOwner and similar functions.

dont know about the select thing ,.

You CAN code your own banking system. But that would require changing how the items are stored etc.
However atm the items are saved to the player inventory. Player has special slots in his inventory coded to fit the bank items so banking is actually a part of the normal character inventory slots - this is what you need changed.

It is possible to scale only one gameobject and only one NPC.
Neither is implemented so that you could save it. (you can scale NPCs but not save the scale)

This is some years old patch and not sure how it works these days:
http://community.trinitycore.org/topic/ ... ment-47056
The patch code might not be that great either.

could be useful to know what core you are using.
on trinitycore you can use the rbac system in auth database to give the commands as permissions to the player GM level.
See the groupID in rbac_default_permissions for the gmlevel 0 and then use the rbac_linked_permission table to link permissions to that ID.
Each command has a permission ID set and you can see them in rbac_permissions table (I think that was the name ..) or in the world database commands table.

My recommendaion is to stay away from using variables starting with capital letter especially when handling things like Player and Creature etc.
These are global tables that are used to hold all the methods for those types - so similarly to C++ Player is the "class" of the player.

If you use Player in your code you might accidently screw up other user's code.
You can not mess up the actual metatables used for the userdata like this, but I do not recommend trying.

Krang Stonehoof is right about the case sensitivity, however the parameters are also mislocated.
All hooks in Eluna have event as the first argument.

You can .. uh .. almost .. see.. here:
http://eluna.emudevs.com/Global/Registe ... Event.html
How the argument order you should use is (event, player, creature) and for the select hook (event, player, creature, sender, intid, code).

Also for future posting.. there are several lua engines (luabridge, LHA, Eluna...) it would be nice to know at least which core you are using to know which lua engine is being talked about.


I wrote a little something recently in the doc folder. Could be good for a beginner to check out:
https://github.com/ElunaLuaEngine/Eluna ... s/USAGE.md
https://github.com/ElunaLuaEngine/Eluna ... DETAILS.md

Nope, It doesn't remove the objects, and I am not sure why, because, it really seems like would, reading the code.

Are you getting any errors?
The script does nothing after spawning one gameobject? No more spawns or any messages?

This is because in your code you check
if spawn thenBut spawn is always defined. The check is useless.
The code inside the IF statement is run and it errors because the value for the key plr:GetGUID() is nil in the spawn table.

What you should check instead is
if spawn[plr:GetGUID()] then