Fixed Martinique smugglers

[Kara Korsan]

So I'm in Raoul Calmes' house in St. Pierre. When I initiate conversation, sometimes I end up getting the evidence I need, but sometimes he just says he's aware that I'm working for the harbormaster and tries to attack me. Tries and fails. I don't mean he fails to beat me, I mean he fails to draw steel and attack me. His house is a non-combat zone, and remains so even after the dialogue, so it's no surprise. There's more, though:

The save file belongs to a Jack Sparrow playthrough, although the same thing happened to me on free play as well.

 

[Pieter Boelen]

There's more, though:

Can you check the Standard storyline QUESTS folder to see if that quest case does exist there?
Perhaps it's in the wrong spot?

 

[Kara Korsan]

Found this:

        case "raoul_calmes_fight":
            LAi_SetActorType(characterFromID("raoul calmes"));
            LAi_ActorAttack(characterfromID("raoul calmes"), pchar, "");
            characters[GetCharacterIndex("Turpin Cabanel")].quest.smugglers = "letters_1";
        break;

 

[Grey Roger]

Indeed, that is in "PROGRAM\Storyline\standard\quests\quests_reaction.c". It should probably go into "PROGRAM\QUESTS\quests_side.c" to make it available to all storylines, and for good measure, this line should be added to make sure both he and you can draw weapons:

LAi_LocationFightDisable(&Locations[FindLocation("house_of_smuggler_in_FiF")], false);

@Kara Korsan: if you're feeling lucky, download this and copy it into place. You might first want to make backup copies of "PROGRAM\Storyline\standard\quests\quests_reaction.c" and "PROGRAM\QUESTS\quests_side.c" just in case I've made a typo or some other mistake, as I haven't had time to try it out yet.

 

[Kara Korsan]

Well, I wasn't feeling lucky, but then I never feel lucky, anyway. Just gave it a go. Man drew his sword, took a swing at me and was promptly cut down like the pig he is. I was able to turn in the quest with no problems whatsoever.

Works as intended, as far as I can tell.

 

[Pieter Boelen]

Well, I wasn't feeling lucky, but then I never feel lucky, anyway.

 

[Grey Roger]

Well, I wasn't feeling lucky, but then I never feel lucky, anyway.

You were lucky, though. So was I; there were no game-breaking typos.