Reworked creature aggro radius calculation
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@@ -1531,40 +1531,43 @@ namespace Game.Entities
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public float GetAttackDistance(Unit player)
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{
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// WoW Wiki: the minimum radius seems to be 5 yards, while the maximum range is 45 yards
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float maxRadius = (45.0f * WorldConfig.GetFloatValue(WorldCfg.RateCreatureAggro));
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float minRadius = (5.0f * WorldConfig.GetFloatValue(WorldCfg.RateCreatureAggro));
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float aggroRate = WorldConfig.GetFloatValue(WorldCfg.RateCreatureAggro);
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if (aggroRate == 0)
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byte expansionMaxLevel = (byte)Global.ObjectMgr.GetMaxLevelForExpansion((Expansion)GetCreatureTemplate().RequiredExpansion);
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int levelDifference = (int)(getLevel() - player.getLevel());
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if (aggroRate == 0.0f)
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return 0.0f;
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uint playerlevel = player.GetLevelForTarget(this);
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uint creaturelevel = GetLevelForTarget(player);
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// The aggro radius for creatures with equal level as the player is 20 yards.
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// The combatreach should not get taken into account for the distance so we drop it from the range (see Supremus as expample)
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float baseAggroDistance = 20.0f - GetFloatValue(UnitFields.CombatReach);
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int leveldif = (int)(playerlevel - creaturelevel);
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// + - 1 yard for each level difference between player and creature
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float aggroRadius = baseAggroDistance + levelDifference;
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// "The maximum Aggro Radius has a cap of 25 levels under. Example: A level 30 char has the same Aggro Radius of a level 5 char on a level 60 mob."
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if (leveldif < -25)
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leveldif = -25;
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// "The aggro radius of a mob having the same level as the player is roughly 20 yards"
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float RetDistance = 20;
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// "Aggro Radius varies with level difference at a rate of roughly 1 yard/level"
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// radius grow if playlevel < creaturelevel
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RetDistance -= leveldif;
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if (creaturelevel + 5 <= WorldConfig.GetIntValue(WorldCfg.MaxPlayerLevel))
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// detect range auras
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if ((float)(getLevel() + 5) <= WorldConfig.GetIntValue(WorldCfg.MaxPlayerLevel))
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{
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// detect range auras
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RetDistance += GetTotalAuraModifier(AuraType.ModDetectRange);
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// detected range auras
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RetDistance += player.GetTotalAuraModifier(AuraType.ModDetectedRange);
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aggroRadius += GetTotalAuraModifier(AuraType.ModDetectRange);
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aggroRadius += GetTotalAuraModifier(AuraType.ModDetectedRange);
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}
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// "Minimum Aggro Radius for a mob seems to be combat range (5 yards)"
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if (RetDistance < 5)
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RetDistance = 5;
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// The aggro range of creatures with higher levels than the total player level for the expansion should get the maxlevel treatment
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// This makes sure that creatures such as bosses wont have a bigger aggro range than the rest of the npc's
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// The following code is used for blizzlike behaivior such as skipable bosses (e.g. Commander Springvale at level 85)
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if (getLevel() > expansionMaxLevel)
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aggroRadius = baseAggroDistance + (expansionMaxLevel - player.getLevel());
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return (RetDistance * aggroRate);
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// Make sure that we wont go over the total range limits
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if (aggroRadius > maxRadius)
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aggroRadius = maxRadius;
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else if (aggroRadius < minRadius)
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aggroRadius = minRadius;
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return (aggroRadius * aggroRate);
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}
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public override void setDeathState(DeathState s)
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