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Nay

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  1. "Null" where? Because if you are talking about being null in the core I don't know what it means. If you are talking about it being null when inserting to the creature table, then yes, the database gets a new guid for your creature (the guid field has AUTO_INCREMENT).

    Either way, be careful when you refer to guid because it doesn't mean the same everywhere. Since two or three months ago, I guess, database guids (sometimes "low guid") are quite different from the guids the creatures or gameobjects get when they are spawned and they are no longer linked. A spawn of a creature in two different realms will likely get different "full" guids (just like it happens on official).

  2. @alfal: see if any of these conditions apply:

    I can't compile Trinitycore under Linux i get  internal compiler error:

    This can be because multiple reasons:

    1) Selinux stronged kernels, workaround change to one standard kernel or compile with clang instead gcc or compile without pch.

    2) Low ram/swap memory, increase ram/swap amount.

     

    From https://community.trinitycore.org/topic/1518-trouble-with-your-trinity-install-readme-1st-faqs/?do=findComment&comment=47670
  3. That's not how you add something to the PATH...

    GitExtensions is NOT Git.

    Somewhere (probably C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin) there is a git.exe binary. You need to add that path to the PATH environment variable, after all the others directories that are there already.

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