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Cavalorn not listed as tutor #204
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gothic-1-community-patch/scriptbase/_work/Data/Scripts/Content/Story/Missions/DIA_STT_331_Fingers.d Lines 220 to 227 in 10bf6e3
changed to FUNC VOID DIA_Fingers_WhereCavalorn_Info()
{
AI_Output (other, self,"DIA_Fingers_WhereCavalorn_15_00"); //Where can I find Cavalorn?
AI_Output (self, other,"DIA_Fingers_WhereCavalorn_05_01"); //He's hunting out in the wild. You'll find him at the path to the New Camp. Westwards of the Old Camp there's a wide canyon.
AI_Output (self, other,"DIA_Fingers_WhereCavalorn_05_02"); //In this canyon there's an old woodcutters' hut. You'll find him there.
Log_CreateTopic(GE_TeacherOW, LOG_NOTE);
B_LogEntry( GE_TeacherOW,"Cavalorn can teach me to sneak. His hut is in a canyon to the west of the Old Camp, in the direction of the New Camp.");
}; |
Both the fix and the test have not been tested ingame yet. |
Currently I get |
This fix is special, because the dialog is permanent. It's told status will always be false. That means two things:
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So this fix will have to be implemented differently:
I will make the necessary adjustments. |
There are two log entries concerning Cavalorn. The one that is refered to here is specific to Finger's dialog. That's why the changelog entry is adjusted.
I rewrote the fix. Please note the commit message body above, as to why I adjusted the changelog as well. |
@AmProsius I cannot assign you as reviewer as you opened the pull request. |
Describe the bug
When asking Fingers about Cavalorn, he is not listed in "Diary/General Info/Tutor outside the camps" if the topic wasn't previously created.
Expected behavior
When asking Fingers about Cavalorn, he is now listed in "Tutor outside the camps" in the journal.
Additional context
Similar to #37 and #203.