LootMode

[voralyx]

Anyone knows the bitmask functions of the LootMode in TrinityCore? Their wiki doesn't include a table for each bitmask.

Trying to fix an issue where loot doesnt drop from Throne of Lightning series of Raid. None of the mobs/bosses are dropping any loot so thinking Loot Mode value might be the issue?

Thanks in advance!

 

[voralyx]

I've also posted the question on trinity gitlab and waiting for their response at the moment

 

[Yukki]

Maybe this is what you're looking for.

 

[voralyx]

Hey Yukki, thanks for finding this information. Appreciated!

That said, I still don't have a clear idea why or how this setting can be used. The reason why I asked this is because, I did an experiment on a repack where the Throne of Light RAID, none of the mobs would be dropping any loot at all - not even gold coins. I edited all the loot tables DB to 100% chance, just to try to find out the cause, but eventually this had no effect.

Here's my post on the TrinityCore Gitlab, but nobody has replied me with anything yet.
https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/discussions/27254

Which is why I am suspecting maybe there is a setting that controls whether a Raid will give you drops or not, a on/off switch of some sort. Could be related to your instanceID, or it could be LootMode, I have no clue... It may not even be a SQL database issue, who knows.

 

[Yukki]

Make sure that in the creature_template table the mobs have the specific lootid, maybe they don't have that.

 

[voralyx]

Currently in creature_template table , the boss's entry value is same as lootid, as following:

entry	NAME	faction	npcflag	lootid	flags_extra
68476	Horridon	14	0	68476	1
69204	Spawn of Horridon	35	0	0	0
368476	Horridon (4)	14	0	368476	1
768476	Horridon (7)	14	0	768476	1

Where else is this lootid used?

 

[johndavi]

The bitmask functions for the LootMode in TrinityCore can be found in the source code of the project Infinite Fusion Calculator. TrinityCore is an open-source MMO framework and emulator for World of Warcraft, and its source code contains the implementation details of various features, including loot handling.