Titan Development Log

Prepared a Titan SQL override that makes Trust and Alter Ego summon magic cast instantly while preserving the normal Trust spell recast timer.

This Titan branch stores several non-Trust spells in spell_list group 8, so the override targets the Trust spell ID ranges instead of blindly updating every group 8 row.

TitanGambits party-slot summons remain immediate through their existing server bridge, and Trusts summoned from the spell list continue appearing in the TitanGambits party slots after joining the party.

Restored Trust magic as an alternate summon path alongside the TitanGambits party-slot picker.

New characters now start with every Trust spell, and existing characters automatically receive any missing Trust spells the next time they log in or zone.

Trusts summoned through magic still appear in the TitanGambits party slot buttons once they join the party, so players can use either route to build their Trust lineup.

Adjusted the server-side TitanGambits Trust picker spawn path so selected Trusts are no longer rejected by full retail Trust casting rules.

Picker summons now follow the intended TitanGambits rule: if Trust casting is enabled, the Trust is not already present or variant-conflicted, and the party has room, the selected Trust can be spawned and placed under TitanGambits control.

Static Trust picker, manifest, alliance and website guards pass. The launcher addon remains on TitanGambits 2.2.46; this update is the paired server command fix.

Published TitanGambits 2.2.46 to fix vacant-slot Trust picker selections not reaching the server as summon requests.

Trust picker selections now send the existing server-side !gambit spawn request through the normal visible chat command path while TitanGambits continues hiding the bridge echo from regular chat display.

The server Trust validation path still enforces zone, leader, duplicate, conflict and party-size rules, then places the spawned Trust under TitanGambits control.

Published TitanGambits 2.2.45 so the former fixed priority sentence is now a dynamic help strip for the /gambits window.

Hovering party slots, row numbers, move arrows, ON/OFF toggles, targets, conditions, actions, delete buttons, picker entries, filters, settings and catalog controls now changes the help text to explain what that item does.

Long help messages render in the same compact row and scroll like a marquee when they are too wide to fit, preserving the snug 15-row Gambit layout.

Published TitanGambits 2.2.44 so the vacant-slot Trust picker now shows each Trust with its server-derived job pairing before the name, such as WAR/NONE - Iron Eater and PLD/WHM - AAEV.

The picker generator now reads Trust spell scripts, spell_list rows and mob_pools main/subjob data, while preserving the original Trust name for saved sheets and server summon requests.

The launcher-managed Ashita addon release has been regenerated with the updated picker labels, and the local play-folder copy matches the authoritative source.

Temporarily disabled the legacy physical Trust recruitment loader so Trust NPCs no longer spawn around field manuals, grounds tomes, crystals or other travel anchors.

Temporarily disabled the battlefield, instance and Dynamis Trust recruitment module so those encounters no longer auto-place Trust NPCs or auto-fill party slots.

The source files remain in place for rollback, normal Trust support rules stay loaded, and TitanGambits manual Trust summoning through the /gambits plugin remains the intended Trust entry path.

Prepared a map-server behavior update so Trusts keep their normal LSB AI routines while TitanGambits rules on their Trust page act as higher-priority explicit actions.

The Trust controller no longer suppresses normal combat or idle Trust gambits when TitanGambits control is active. TitanGambits action requests still use the validated server bridge and continue to track the short control lease for command compatibility.

Static TitanGambits bridge, Trust priority-layer, alliance, manifest, all-Trust picker, and website guards pass. Live activation was awaiting an empty-server maintenance window because players were online during publication.