TFS 1.2 Corpses declay time - need helpo

[Umffa]

Hello,

I've encountered a specific issue that I'm unable to solve on my own. Specifically, I can't find the part of the code where I can adjust the decay time for corpses (e.g., rats). In the engine I'm using, corpses disappear after 10 seconds. I've gone through enums.h and found ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_DECAYSTATE = 1 << 18, but I'm not certain this is the correct place.

Another idea I had was to look into configmanager.cpp and the line integer[MONSTERS_BEHAVIOR] = getGlobalNumber(L, "MONSTERS_BEHAVIOR", -1);

Could anyone offer some guidance?

 

[Xikini]

Hello,

I've encountered a specific issue that I'm unable to solve on my own. Specifically, I can't find the part of the code where I can adjust the decay time for corpses (e.g., rats). In the engine I'm using, corpses disappear after 10 seconds. I've gone through enums.h and found ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_DECAYSTATE = 1 << 18, but I'm not certain this is the correct place.

Another idea I had was to look into configmanager.cpp and the line integer[MONSTERS_BEHAVIOR] = getGlobalNumber(L, "MONSTERS_BEHAVIOR", -1);

Could anyone offer some guidance?

without fact checking.. I'm pretty sure this is all handled in items.xml

and with some quick checking, yes, items.xml

    <item id="5964" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="containerSize" value="10" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="3073" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="10" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
        <attribute key="fluidSource" value="blood" />
    </item>

 

[Umffa]

Hey, thank you for the quick response. It seems to me that it's still not the right place.

<item id="2813" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="6300" />
        <attribute key="containerSize" value="10" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="2814" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="9000" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
        <attribute key="fluidSource" value="blood" />
    </item>
    <item id="2814" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="4400" />
        <attribute key="containerSize" value="10" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="2815" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="300" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
    </item>
    <item id="2815" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="3000" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="2816" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="30" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
    </item>
    <item id="2816" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="2000" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="0" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="30" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
    </item>

Every other monster disappears in a similar way.

 

[Xikini]

Hey, thank you for the quick response. It seems to me that it's still not the right place.

<item id="2813" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="6300" />
        <attribute key="containerSize" value="10" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="2814" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="9000" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
        <attribute key="fluidSource" value="blood" />
    </item>
    <item id="2814" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="4400" />
        <attribute key="containerSize" value="10" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="2815" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="300" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
    </item>
    <item id="2815" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="3000" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="2816" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="30" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
    </item>
    <item id="2816" article="a" name="dead rat">
        <attribute key="weight" value="2000" />
        <attribute key="decayTo" value="0" />
        <attribute key="duration" value="30" />
        <attribute key="corpseType" value="blood" />
    </item>

Every other monster disappears in a similar way.

check monster folder, rat.xml

you'll see that the corpseId is 5964 not 2813-2816

 

[Umffa]

Yeah look
10seconds and disapear.

15:41 You see a dead rat (Vol:10).
Item ID: 5964
Decays to: 3073
Position: 32366, 32215, 7
15:41 You see a dead rat (Vol:10).
It weighs 63.00 oz.
Item ID: 2813
Decays to: 2814
Position: 32366, 32215, 7
15:41 You see a dead rat (Vol:10).
It weighs 63.00 oz.
Item ID: 2813
Decays to: 2814
Position: 32366, 32215, 7
15:41 You see a dead rat.
It weighs 44.00 oz.
Item ID: 2814
Decays to: 2815
Position: 32366, 32215, 7