Khazou

You just forget to disable Renewal mechanics in src/config/renewal.h

Just comment the line to disable it, recompile, and it will change your novice map to a correct one

^^

If you're trying to add addrid you should read this http://herc.ws/board...command-addrid/

And the cons about using such a command

 

Will provide sexual favours to the person who can get this working for latest herc. Can pay money too.

This kind of addrid was rejected from Hercules too. Because this can be dangerous. It can have unexpected behavior when the player is attached to other npc and you call addrid, either that script would stop executing(think doing some quest, the variables changed but you didn't got reward), or the script with addrid would behave oddly(rid not attached but script continued to run)
More info: https://github.com/H...rcules/pull/211

You can use this

*getunits(<type>, <variable>, <limit>, "<map>"{, <x1>, <y1>, <x2>, <y2>})

This function searches a whole map or area for units and adds their GID to
the provided <variable> array. It filters units by <type> and stops searching
after <limit> units have been found. Set <limit> to false (0) if you wish to
disable the limit altogether.

Type is the type of unit to search for:

	BL_PC    - Character object
	BL_MOB   - Monster object
	BL_PET   - Pet object
	BL_HOM   - Homunculus object
	BL_MER   - Mercenary object
	BL_IEM   - Item object (item drops)
	BL_SKILL - Skill object (skill fx & sfx)
	BL_NPC   - NPC object
	BL_CHAT  - Chat object
	BL_ELEM  - Elemental object
	BL_CHAR  - Shorthand for (BL_PC|BL_MOB|BL_HOM|BL_MER|BL_ELEM)
	BL_ALL   - Any kind of object

** Do NOT use UNITTYPE_ constants here, they have different values.

Example:

	.@count = getunits((BL_PC | BL_NPC), .@units, false, "prontera");

The above example would search the map "prontera" for all PC and NPC units and
add them to the .@units array, while setting .@count to the amount of units
added to the array (useful in for() loops).

Sound cool

Would be really cool