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Server broadcastMessage to worlds & MapleQuestItemFetcher update

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Fixed a bug with the map drop mechanics sometimes permitting over the max drop count in certain circumstances.
Fixed server broadcastMessage always broadcasting packets at world 0, even if the caller is from another world id.
Improved the MapleQuestItemFetcher, now displaying expired quests alongside the reported info.
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ronancpl
2017-12-14 11:08:55 -02:00
parent b141efdbf2
commit c1126213cc
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@@ -1488,7 +1488,7 @@ public class MapleItemInformationProvider {
if (!EquipSlot.getFromTextSlot(islot).isAllowed(dst, isCash(id))) {
equip.wear(false);
String itemName = MapleItemInformationProvider.getInstance().getName(equip.getItemId());
Server.getInstance().broadcastGMMessage(MaplePacketCreator.sendYellowTip("[WARNING]: " + chr.getName() + " tried to equip " + itemName + " into slot " + dst + "."));
Server.getInstance().broadcastGMMessage(chr.getWorld(), MaplePacketCreator.sendYellowTip("[WARNING]: " + chr.getName() + " tried to equip " + itemName + " into slot " + dst + "."));
AutobanFactory.PACKET_EDIT.alert(chr, chr.getName() + " tried to forcibly equip an item.");
FilePrinter.printError(FilePrinter.EXPLOITS + chr.getName() + ".txt", chr.getName() + " tried to equip " + itemName + " into " + dst + " slot.\r\n");
return false;