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Windroc Matriarch SAI Fix #16215

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ghost opened this issue Jan 8, 2016 · 2 comments
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Windroc Matriarch SAI Fix #16215

ghost opened this issue Jan 8, 2016 · 2 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Jan 8, 2016

Rev: 53f768b
TDB: TDB 335.60

Currently Windroc Matriach does an emote that says "Emote blabla" in the chat box when summoned. Additionally, she will not start attacking the player, allowing the player to kill her without taking any damage. I updated the emote to be the correct one based on this video and switched the action from "ACTION_AUTO_ATTACK" to "ACTION_ATTACK_START" which seems to have fixed the attacking issue.

The event was originally scripted here #3031 and committed here 37ce4af.

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UPDATE `creature_text` SET `text`='Windroc Matriarch lets loose a terrifying shriek.', `BroadcastTextId`=16149 WHERE `entry`=19055;
UPDATE `smart_scripts` SET `action_type`=49, `action_param1`=0 WHERE `entryorguid`=1905500 AND `id`=3;
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aletson commented Jan 9, 2016

broadcast text id 16149, I think

UPDATE `creature_text` SET `text`='Windroc Matriarch lets loose a terrifying shriek.', `BroadcastTextId`=16149 WHERE `entry`=19055;

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ghost commented Jan 9, 2016

Thanks, updated original query.

Killyana added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 10, 2016
By @Saben65 and @velinath
Closes #16215
Shauren pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 22, 2016
By @Saben65 and @velinath
Closes #16215

(cherry picked from commit 70868ce)
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