Originally posted by [b]Majinken[/b]
http://www.eathena.ws/board/index.php?autocom=bugtracker&showbug=4227
I've found an interesting bug in eAthena having to do with the @job command.
Here's how to do it.
1. Level your job down to 1 (@joblvl -119 in my case since I'm using max job 120, might not be required.)
2. Job change to something like the wedding outfit (@jobchange 22)
3. Level your job up, it should go to 0! (@joblvl <any positive number>)
4. Look at your remaining skill points, they should be -1.
5. Job change back to something normal.(for example, @jobchange Novice) Your job level is now 1, but you have -1 skill points.
6. Repeat as desired from step 2 to get negative job skill points! (I'm not sure what happens if you continue until an underflow occurs)
Obviously only a GM would be able to do this.
EDIT- I also found out that overflow exists with skill points. Giving yourself enough skill points makes them go negative as well. Seems like somebody forgot to impose a limit on the skill points. (IMG:
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EDIT again- Same thing applies to stat points, too many and they go negative.
This post has been edited by Majinken: May 7 2010, 01:38 PM