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The `conditions` table

This table allows you to define conditions for various systems - Gossip, loot etc.

Structure

Description of the fields

SourceTypeOrReferenceId

if negative, then it is a reference template.

SourceGroup

See above.

SourceEntry

See above.

ElseGroup

Allows building grouped conditions - all entries belonging to the same condition (same SourceType, SourceGroup and SourceEntry) that share the same number in ElseGroup, define one group. The entire condition is met when any of its groups is met (logical OR). The group is met when all of its entries are met (logical AND).

Example:

Two conditions with the same SourceType, SourceGroup and SourceEntry but with a different Condition, the first one has ElseGroup = 1 and the second has ElseGroup = 2, this creates a Logical OR.

Two conditions with the same SourceType, SourceGroup and SourceEntry but with a different Condition, both has ElseGroup = 1, this creates a Logical AND.

ConditionTypeOrReference
 

rank:
  1 = Hated
  2 = Hostile
  4 = Unfriendly
  8 = Neutral
 16 = Friendly
 32 = Honored
 64 = Revered
128 = Exalted

rankMask: This bitmask defines the reaction(s) of the current ConditionTarget
to the target specified in ConditionValue1 (which are allowed).
Flags for the reactions are:
  1 = Hated
  2 = Hostile
  4 = Unfriendly
  8 = Neutral
 16 = Friendly
 32 = Honored
 64 = Revered
128 = Exalted

ConditionTarget

Allows selecting an object for which conditions will be checked. Available objects are dependant on SourceTypeOrReferenceId, for details see respective source type reference.

ConditionValue1

See below

ConditionValue2

See below

ConditionValue3

See below

NegativeCondition

If set to 1, the condition will be "inverted"

Example: CONDITION_AURA with NegativeCondition will be true when the player does NOT have the aura.

ErrorType

Id from /src/server/game/Miscellaneous/SharedDefines.h:839. Will be displayed only for the below condition source type:

ErrorTextId

Id from /src/server/game/Miscellaneous/SharedDefines.h:1033. Will be displayed only for the below condition source type:

(ErrorType must be SPELL_FAILED_CUSTOM_ERROR (209) otherwise 0)

ScriptName

The ScriptName this condition uses, if any.

Comment

Explanation of this condition or reference

Explanation of condition types

The content of the conditions#SourceGroup and conditions#SourceEntry fields depends on the conditions#SourceTypeOrReferenceId

*CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_NONE = 0

Only used in Reference Templates! See below.

*CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_ * _LOOT_TEMPLATE = 1 - 12
*SourceGroup: loot entry (_loot_template.Entry or Reference_loot_template.Entry)
*SourceEntry: item id (_loot_template.Item or Reference_loot_template.Item)

• • ConditionTarget: always 0

example: if you use type 1 (creature_loot_template) then use the entry and item fields from that table

*CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_SPELL_IMPLICIT_TARGET = 13

• • SourceGroup: mask of effects to be affected by condition (1 - EFFECT_0, 2 - EFFECT_1, 4 - EFFECT_2 - don't use wowhead to get number of effects, data from wowhead sometimes doesn't match real effect number)
  • SourceEntry: spell (Spell Id from  Spell DBC file.)
  • ConditionTarget:
    • 0 - Potential target of the spell
    • 1 - Caster of the spell

Notes:

• this condition source type allows to define a filter for possible spell effect targets, so only targets matching condition will be selected as implicit targets of the spell. Only target types: AREA, NEARBY and CONE are allowed to be filtered. This source type affects only targets selected by spell, it doesn't affect spell target selected by player on cast, to affect that target use CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_SPELL.
• to restrict targets to player's only use CONDITION_TYPEMASK with TYPEMASK_PLAYER + TYPEMASK_CORPSE to allow targeting dead players.
• remember that conditions with the same value ElseGroup will be used to make logical AND check, so to allow different targets for the same spell effect you have to set ElseGroup respectively.
• if you're looking for old CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_SPELL_SCRIPT_TARGET - use this condition source type instead

*CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_GOSSIP_MENU = 14

• • SourceGroup: gossip menu entry (gossip_menu.entry)
  • SourceEntry: gossip menu text id (gossip_menu.text_id)
  • ConditionTarget:
    • 0 - Player for which gossip text is shown
    • 1 - WorldObject providing gossip

*CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_GOSSIP_MENU_OPTION = 15

• • SourceGroup: gossip menu entry (gossip_menu_option.menu_id)
  • SourceEntry: gossip menu option id (gossip_menu_option.id)
  • ConditionTarget:
    • 0 - Player for which gossip text is shown
    • 1 - WorldObject providing gossip

*CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_CREATURE_TEMPLATE_VEHICLE = 16

• • SourceGroup: always 0
  • SourceEntry: creature entry (creature_template.entry)
  • ConditionTarget:
    • 0 - Player riding a vehicle
    • 1 - Vehicle creature

Note: creature entry must be a vehicle. Example: If this is used with CONDITION_AREA, the player will be dismounted from the vehicle if the mounted player leaves that area.

*CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_SPELL = 17

• • SourceGroup: always 0
  • SourceEntry: spell (Spell Id from Spell.dbc)
  • ConditionTarget:
    • 0 - Caster of the spell
    • 1 - Explicit target of the spell (only for spell