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If you're working with .txt, the FLAG for stackable items is "ITEM_STACKABLE". But i would recommend to only work with the db and use Mysql2Proto, in that case the FLAG for stackable items is "4". (research how a bitmask is working) Either way you have to make sure your proto is equal clientside & serverside.

alright i found out there were some more functions above the DWORD index = 0; in the original file so had to delete them too and now works

Thank you for always saying what you think, it is appreciated ngl. The handling of sockets and bonuses is not something essential, I just added it to extend it a bit before releasing it so it doesn't seems that I'm writing a quest in c++, it's just extra broth put there, what I liked was the Ymir approach never used! However, that's 16 extra lines of code (6 of which are parentheses), and in json you can simply don't use them You also have to consider that in order to share something on the forum you have to package it well, I can't come here and say “guys ymir used this code in china do it too.” a bit of effort was required

Hello metin2dev community, i've been struggling for a couple of days to make some items stackable, i'm using the TMP4 40250 serverfiles, i've been trying to edit different parts of Item_proto but none seem to make a difference, serverwise , i did do that in client with a costume and the bonuses we're there but they didnt apply when i equipped it . does anyone know what i can do about this? what im doing wrong w the proto? thanks all! (PS my files are .txt not .sql)

Yeah I'll recommend to go with FreeBSD, the only OSS Linux version literally has a heads up saying you shouldn't use it in prod

i extracted the effects.eix and put there then packaged ant put in pack files even though there is no change at all. It does not change i dont understand i delete the old images and put the new ones but still shows old ones even

where do i put these dds files

Hello, you can run a Metin2 server on Linux but you will be more on your own than on FreeBSD if things go south, so I would say it is based on your skills and confidence. As for the sources, either go with renowned sellers or go with TMP4 (free and good). The aforementioned topic is based out of them. Most sources and files include a working client with them. Minimum requirement depends on your needs, but any 15$ dedicated server would do enough for most people and modest servers. As for tutorials, it is pretty much scattered here and there on the platform, but it is usually streamlined.

Great work, I would say I am unsure about that one, on the one hand it is probably the most powerful way to handle this and fairly fail-safe, but on the other hand it is some boilerplate code and it feels like reinventing the wheel. I would prefer the original way for really "basic" items but as soon as we need to go the extra mile and really provide specific items and modify it on the fly, this take the edge fairly quickly. I also like the fact that it can be easily extended (like allow random rare attr on the json would simply mean a token and a few lines of c++) AND that this can be reused for other parts. I really feel like it can be a powerful way to give "uniform" items in the case of events for example, or even battle-pass and whatnot. Great release and great use of lovely forgotten code!

It would not be wrong to say that this is a great contribution from a great man, as there were many members in the community looking for this. Considering that there are still servers that give starter items with quests or cmd commands, this new way is quite good.

Download (internal) Alternative download links → Mega or GitHub Hi devs, A while ago, during one of my routine cleanups of dead code, I stumbled upon a snippet that gave certain items at character creation (inside ::PlayerCreateSuccess). It was never actually used because it was under china_event_server. If you're using a codebase that hasn't had dead code removed, you might still have it lying around. I figured delivering starter items at that point was a good idea, and likely tested back in the day, at least on Chinese servers. So I decided to create what I’d call a "definitive version" of the give_basic_weapon system, using this old Ymir approach. Here's what I'm referring to with "OLD YMIR CODE": Now, if you still have this, just remove, I wrote a Json handler to easly setup everything. Put simply, this allows you to create characters with predefined items, both equipped and in inventory, including custom attributes and sockets. Json Example: So, first login in game will be like: Pros: This follows the Ymir logic, there used to be a system that gave basic items to Chinese players, though it was never really used. You can spawn with the items already equipped and specify any slot number you want for each item. You can also set up count, bonuses and stones(sockets, so also duration) in the starter equipment. Since it happens during character creation, there's no risk of doing it before CItem or QuestManager is properly initialized, indeed, we don't even use them here. The function is called during PlayerCreate, so you don't need a quest flag to prevent giving items twice. It only triggers on character creation. It supports a lightweight reload (core based), so you can hot test or run a starter boost event without shutting down the server. Cons: The only annoying part is having to specify the exact slot indexes where items go, even for equipment. But hey, you only need to do it once. It has common items, shared items, job items, but check the readme on GitHub to figure out how to use it: [Hidden Content] Given that this follows Ymir's original approach, I kept the implementation style consistent. The files start_item.cpp/.h resemble start_position.cpp/.h, and I opted not to introduce a new class- just a small set of global functions was sufficient. About nlohman json You can check my old post to see how to include nlohman json in your files: If you have any questions or if I made a mistake in the tutorial, feel free to comment.

Arabic uses different ui in locale. You have to find a locale_ae from late 2013 or early 2014. I dont have one. Here you can find a 2011 version: But thats too old for use "as is".

Hey thanks for release Buffs from others are not displayed any ideas? [Hidden Content]

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is there a way to close the port and to allow it for navicat on my device only except for the firewall, or i just going to have to go for the firewall anyways, because i did added 'BIND_IP = 127.0.0.1' and that didn't really do anything, but it was closed when i added it here: my.cnf

Hi everyone, I'm looking to set up my own clean Metin2 private server — no custom systems, just a basic, official-like setup. I have a few questions: Is it possible to run the server on Linux (e.g., Ubuntu Server), or is FreeBSD the only real option? Are there any up-to-date guides or repositories for Linux? Where can I find truly clean server files and a matching unmodified client? What are the minimum system requirements for a small, test server (RAM, CPU, etc.)? Also, is there any complete tutorial covering the whole process — from setting up the server, launching it, to editing things like quests, items, or maps? Any tips, links, or personal experiences would be really appreciated. Thanks a lot!