* This issue is responsible for causing client crashes when logging out, one of the signs is the sound of your backpack closing multiple times.
* Fix prevents multiple calls to subsystems such as the trade window, which had the potential to dupe items when returning them to the trade partner.
* Credit goes to UO:Revealed (www.uorevealed.com) for reporting the circumstances which lead to the fix, which seems to have been an overlooked issue for a very long time.
Convert movement, actions (lift/use), combat, and spells to use Core.TickCount and avoid DateTime caveats (performance, system time dependency, etc)
Refactor DateTime.Now to DateTime.UtcNow
Add LOS check for Iron Maiden addon
- Ore is no longer a deedable commodity.
- Added StaffOnly condition to ConditionTeleporter.
- Account/IAccount now compares greater than null.
- General BaseOre cleanup.
- Fixed BaseOre smelting bug where any ore over 30k would be discarded.
- Added a 2 tile range check to FishingPole OnDoubleClick.
- Removed redundant checks from BaseAxe OnDoubleClick.
- General SkillCheck cleanup.
- Fixed a typo in SkillMod.
- Added CommandProperty to Mobile NetState.
- Implemented IComparable for NetState.
BaseCreature & PlayerMobile set to partial classes for easier extensibility.
Prevent Item from stacking with itself
Updated Bounds.bin with latest values. ItemBounds will now correctly size itself to the TileData.
Compiler directives for .NET 4.0 no longer needed - .NET 4.0 is now supported by default to take advantage of the new Socket Events and Parallelization improvements.
Their implementation ignores the socket we give it and creates its own internally. This creates a leak.
We don't really need to use that overload, regardless of the platform.
Socket pooling was completely removed as well.
NetState properties Gumps, HuePickers, and Menus are now exposed as IEnumerable
Deprecated Mobile.CloseGump( Type, int ), Mobile.CloseGump( Type, int, bool )
Deprecated Mobile.CloseAllGumps( bool )
Deprecated Mobile.HasGump( Type, bool )
Mobile FindGump, CloseGump, and HasGump methods now support type inheritance
Refactored SendQueue to provide a more concise implementation
