[3.3.5a] Solo Instance Queues?

[Teryaki]

Hey Ownedcore!

So I am trying to make my server a solo server, and I want players to be able to queue for a dungeon, and get teleported to that dungeon instantly when they queue, meaning no tank, healer, and 2 other dps. So far, I have edited the core header files so that there are 0 tanks, 0 healers, and 1 dps needed to queue. I run into this problem however, its just a never ending loop where it says 1 dps is needed, and the other spots are filled



This is what my LFG.h code looks like:

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#ifndef _LFG_H
#define _LFG_H

#include "Common.h"

namespace lfg
{

enum LFGEnum
{
    LFG_TANKS_NEEDED                             = 0,
    LFG_HEALERS_NEEDED                           = 0,
    LFG_DPS_NEEDED                               = 1
};

enum LfgRoles
{
    PLAYER_ROLE_NONE                             = 0x00,
    PLAYER_ROLE_LEADER                           = 0x01,
    PLAYER_ROLE_TANK                             = 0x02,
    PLAYER_ROLE_HEALER                           = 0x04,
    PLAYER_ROLE_DAMAGE                           = 0x08
};

enum LfgUpdateType
{
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_DEFAULT                       = 0,      // Internal Use
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_LEADER_UNK1                   = 1,      // FIXME: At group leave
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_ROLECHECK_ABORTED             = 4,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_JOIN_QUEUE                    = 5,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_ROLECHECK_FAILED              = 6,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_REMOVED_FROM_QUEUE            = 7,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_PROPOSAL_FAILED               = 8,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_PROPOSAL_DECLINED             = 9,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_GROUP_FOUND                   = 10,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_ADDED_TO_QUEUE                = 12,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_PROPOSAL_BEGIN                = 13,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_UPDATE_STATUS                 = 14,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_GROUP_MEMBER_OFFLINE          = 15,
    LFG_UPDATETYPE_GROUP_DISBAND_UNK16           = 16,     // FIXME: Sometimes at group disband
};

enum LfgState
{
    LFG_STATE_NONE,                                        // Not using LFG / LFR
    LFG_STATE_ROLECHECK,                                   // Rolecheck active
    LFG_STATE_QUEUED,                                      // Queued
    LFG_STATE_PROPOSAL,                                    // Proposal active
    LFG_STATE_BOOT,                                        // Vote kick active
    LFG_STATE_DUNGEON,                                     // In LFG Group, in a Dungeon
    LFG_STATE_FINISHED_DUNGEON,                            // In LFG Group, in a finished Dungeon
    LFG_STATE_RAIDBROWSER                                  // Using Raid finder
};

/// Instance lock types
enum LfgLockStatusType
{
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_INSUFFICIENT_EXPANSION        = 1,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_TOO_LOW_LEVEL                 = 2,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_TOO_HIGH_LEVEL                = 3,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_TOO_LOW_GEAR_SCORE            = 4,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_TOO_HIGH_GEAR_SCORE           = 5,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_RAID_LOCKED                   = 6,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_ATTUNEMENT_TOO_LOW_LEVEL      = 1001,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_ATTUNEMENT_TOO_HIGH_LEVEL     = 1002,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_QUEST_NOT_COMPLETED           = 1022,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_MISSING_ITEM                  = 1025,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_NOT_IN_SEASON                 = 1031,
    LFG_LOCKSTATUS_MISSING_ACHIEVEMENT           = 1034
};

/// Answer state (Also used to check compatibilites)
enum LfgAnswer
{
    LFG_ANSWER_PENDING                           = -1,
    LFG_ANSWER_DENY                              = 0,
    LFG_ANSWER_AGREE                             = 1
};

typedef std::set<uint32> LfgDungeonSet;
typedef std::map<uint32, uint32> LfgLockMap;
typedef std::map<uint64, LfgLockMap> LfgLockPartyMap;
typedef std::set<uint64> LfgGuidSet;
typedef std::list<uint64> LfgGuidList;
typedef std::map<uint64, uint8> LfgRolesMap;
typedef std::map<uint64, uint64> LfgGroupsMap;

std::string ConcatenateDungeons(LfgDungeonSet const& dungeons);
std::string GetRolesString(uint8 roles);
std::string GetStateString(LfgState state);

} // namespace lfg

#endif

Am I missing something important, or do I set every roll to 0? Ive looked in the .cpp and didnt see anything that would need to be changed.

Thank you!