Closed Snify89 closed 8 months ago
The MMaps extractor needs dbc files to identify liquids and phased terrain. As for your dbc naming issue: I can't reproduce the issue on windows at all so I cannot test for solutions right now.
The MMaps extractor needs dbc files to identify liquids and phased terrain. As for your dbc naming issue: I can't reproduce the issue on windows at all so I cannot test for solutions right now.
It's a Linux issue I guess. The following snippet helps me to rename the dbc files:
for i in $(find /trinity/data/dbc | grep 'DBFilesClient\\')
do
filename=$(basename "$i")
sudo mv "$i" "$(dirname "$i")"/"${filename:14}"
done
3cfee9d3d05ffd1dea368dcf8f9a27ac91a6a01c broke it, more specifically the changes in ExtractDBCFiles
I have the full client with all 14 locales installed. When I extract the dbc files, it creates subdirectories in the dbc folder for each locale. I think there is a bug, cause inside the dbc/[locale] folder the files are named: DBFilesClient\LiquidType.dbc
I think DBFilesClient is an extra subdirectory but it's included in the filename. I am using Linux.
This causes mmaps to fail cause it cant find any dbc files.
How are the different (locale) dbc files related to mmaps? Do I really need different mmaps for each locale?