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v20.1.3 (Metin2 Download) Locales + Protos root(msm+txt files) + dumped metadata w/ builtins New mounts, new costumes Some new gui elements for the upcoming new skills ps.: the female warrior looks like princess jasmine from aladdin /emoticons/default_biggrin.png

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M2 Download Center Download Here ( Internal ) Introduction Hey, since I'm often asked if I can make an example for this or that in Python, I just post some of these examples in this thread from time to time. Usually they just end up in my trash (that's why the collection is small for now) but maybe it will help some of you to learn something. You are also welcome to post examples here and I will add them to the startpost. You have a wish for a certain example? Then write it in here. PS: These examples are designed very simple, so that they can be understood. Examples ui.ComoBox() ui.ScrollBar() with text ui.AniImageBox() as loading bar ui.ListBox() ui.ToggleButton() ui.RadioButtonGroup() ui.DragButton() ui.Bar(), ui.Box(), ui.Line() ui.Gauge(), ui.SliderBar() ui.TextLine(), ui.EditLine() Pagination Tabs DropDown Tree Category Navigation ListBox Search TextLineScrollable Class Collapsible window

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Hi everyone, Since I have just set up a new server using the latest versions of both FreeBSD, I took the chance to come back and make a little contribution to my old forum. NOTE: MySQL 5.7 and newer deprecate the PASSWORD() function and thus requires changes on the source and on your website code. Install MySQL 5.6 instead if you are not ready for this - these instructions should work just fine with it, except for the my.cnf path 1. Physical server setup I divided this guide into three parts; hardware setup, OS and MySQL. Previous to the configuration of the OS we will have, of course, rented our server and set up some partitions. In my case, it's a server with 64 GB RAM and 2 NVMe disks. NVMe disks are the fastest in the market, performing even better than SSD. As for the OS, my provider, a very popular french company, offers only one BSD option - a premade template using Freebsd 11.3 ZFS, which I chose. Next I opted for ENglish and "set custom partitions". In the partition setup screen, I decide to assign MySQL its own partition on /var/db/mysql, with roughly three quarters of the space available (400 GB) and leave the rest for everything else. Finally I set a 2GB swap partition. Note that since we are using a RAID setup, the space taken by our partitions show as double. [A RAID, to explain it in layman terms, is a number of hard drives, all containing the same data, working simultaneously - so if one of them fails, the server can continue to work until the faulty disk is replaced and no data or uptime is lost. The downside is that the extra hard drives don't give us any extra space, a price that is worth paying for mission critical applications like this] Having MySQL in its own partition is not strictly needed so if you don't know how much space your MySQL partition will need, just make one big partition for everything (Mountpoint "/") and delete the default "/home" partition which is of little use for us. Remember to use the arrow icon when you set up your last partition to make sure you're using all the available space left! Once done here, enter a hostname for your server and let it get installed. Once completed, you will receive an e-mail with the root password, which you can use to connect to your server through putty on port 22. I won't explain here the usage of putty. 2. Upgrading to latest FreeBSD 2.1 Standard upgrade procedure I have highlighted the word upgrade so you notice we are talking about updating the whole kernel here to a new version - thus, an upgrade. Once we logged in, it's time to update our server to the latest FreeBSD release which at the time of writing this post is 12.1, but do check here first: freebsd.org freebsd-update upgrade -r 12.1-RELEASE Follow the on screen instructions. We have a clean system, so when asked "Does this look reasonable?" feel free to answer y as we are not going to break anything at this point. However, if you upgrade an existing server you should check each file that is being changed, assuming you know what those changes mean of course. You will be eventually shown, as in every OS update, a list of files to be updated - just type :q and enter to keep going. Finally you will be prompted to type "freebsd-update install" and, after the installation is done, to reboot. Now we are supposed to rebuild our ports, since we did not install anything yet and there is nothing to rebuild we will ignore this step; otherwise, rebuild your ports or upgrade your packages using either "portmaster -GaD" or "pkg update". Finally we will type freebsd-update install and we will have our new version of FreeBSD ready to use. 2.2 Standard update procedure If you are using OVH, it's time now to change your repositories since OVH does not provide updates for FreeBSD 12 in their custom repos yet, so we will be pulling our updates from the standard FreeBSD repositories instead. The downside is that we won't be able to use OVH's Real Time Monitoring system, but in my experience it is not of much use anyway. So let's do this: ee /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/FreeBSD.conf If the file is empty, paste the following text: FreeBSD: { url: "pkg+[Hidden Content]", mirror_type: "srv", signature_type: "fingerprints", fingerprints: "/usr/share/keys/pkg", enabled: yes } Now let's disable OVH repos: ee /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/OVH.conf And change both instances of "enabled: yes" to "enabled: no". If OVH adds FreeBSD 12 repositories to their repos at some point, you can always revert this change in the future. And now it's time to test updating our system works: portsnap fetch extract pkg update pkg upgrade If you just installed version 12.1 of FreeBSD like me it's possible that pkg is not working for you either. The solution is the following: pkg-static install -f pkg Then you should be able to run pkg normally. 2.3 Rebuilding databases Some system databases need to be rebuilt after a change, such as the changes resulting in a release upgrade like the one we just made. Also, we want to add our e-mail to receive root e-mail messages which may be important. ee /etc/aliases under: # root: [email protected] add: root: [your email] Save and exit, and then let's sync the users database: newaliases /usr/sbin/pwd_mkdb -p /etc/master.passwd 2.4 Set up sendmail By default, FreeBSD generates audits periodically which can alert us to issues in our system (see crontab). So we will have them forwarded to our email. ee /etc/crontab We add at the top: MAILTO=[our email address] This forwards the cron output to our chosen mail address. Now to basic sendmail setup: cd /etc/mail/certs openssl dhparam -out dh.param 4096 NOTE: if you run your own mail server, you should add it as a smart host for sendmail; take a look here: [Hidden Content] Check /var/maillog to make sure everything works. (Be aware that your mail server might not like some random unknown server sending e-mail to it, so receiving them may require some work.) 2.4 Weeding out issues Version 12 being quite new, we will find some things are a bit buggy. These actions are not (should be not) part of the installation process, but are particular issues encountered with version 12. I got some error message with Perl 5.30 while building ports so I installed it from ports and the problem is gone: cd /usr/ports/lang/perl530 && make install clean Another error was caused by SSL missing, so I installed OpenSSL to solve it: pkg install openssl And added this lime in /etc/make.conf so the ports stop complaining when building. /etc/make.conf does not exist in the base install, so just create it. DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=ssl=openssl 2.5 System tuning There are hundreds of guides in the internet about tuning this or other sysctl setting on FreeBSD. Take them with a pinch of salt as they may not be appropiate to your FreeBSD version, and the default settings change in every version, potentially leaving former tuning settings obsolete. Here are a few ones that are proven to apply to this specific case: in /boot/loader.conf # prevent swapping by mysql - set this to a quarter or half of your RAM - ZFS only! vfs.zfs.arc_max="16G" In /etc/sysctl.conf kern.ipc.soacceptqueue=512 # max incoming TCP connections (default is 128, not very good in case of DDoS) compat.ia32.maxdsiz=2147483648 # compatibility for 32 bit apps Finally, if you want to have a firewall, you may want to install pf. I think I made a guide at some point, in any case it's beyond the scope of this tutorial. On a production server, you should also set up ssh key authentication and log in through an user specially created for running your Metin server. Remember to add this user to the wheel group so you can su into root from it as necessary; thereafter you can disable password authentication altogether in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. There are plenty of guides as well on how to do this, as it's a very standard procedure in the Unix world. 3. Installing MySQL 8 3.1 The installation itself Allright so far so good. Now it's time for MySQL 8. I have no idea why they decided to jump from 5.7 to 8 straight away, but it seems MySQL 8 does better on benchmarks than the previous versions. So I will attempt to run Metin on it. pkg install mysql80-server pkg install mysql80-client Add in rc.conf mysql_enable="YES" Now let's disable binary logging to save space, by commenting this line in /usr/local/etc/mysql/my.cnf #log-bin = mysql-bin And disable strict SQL - Metin does not like it: sql-mode = "" At this point you should start MySQL and check everything is fine: service mysql-server start Note you do not need to run mysql_upgrade in this version. Now you should import whichever data you want to import into MySQL. Do not just copy the files, use mysqldump. You should not import the mysql database if you're upgrading from older MySQL or MariaDB versions - add your users manually there. 3.2 Important changes in MySQL 8.0 Of course this version is faster and more efficient and so on, but it's not up to me to explain those changes. What I am going to go over is changes in configuration and behavior that you need to know about. Note that MySQL 8.0 does not create passwords with the old algorithm by default. We have to enable it. Also - very important- the MySQL PASSWORD() function has been deprecated - replace it in your code if you use it (the source does use it). Creating an user with the old password method: CREATE USER 'nativeuser'@'localhost'IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'password'; Or you can set this as default in my.cnf. Note the FreeBSD port of MySQL 8 saves my.cnf in /usr/local/etc/mysql/my.cnf - instead of /usr/local/etc/my.cnf as older versions used to do. [mysqld] default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password 3.3 Getting my.cnf ready If you are using the default config file supplied, make sure you set max_conections to a reasonable number, let's say 200. Optionally, we can set do some tuning as well. # tuning for large RAM (>16GB) innodb-flush-log-at-trx-commit = 2 # safe on ZFS - may corrupt data on non journaling filesystems skip-innodb_doublewrite # tuning for fast disks. Set to 500 for SSD. Remove both lines if your disk is an old SATA drive. innodb_io_capacity = 1000 innodb_flush_neighbors = 0 Here is how our my.cnf looks like with these changes. I have also commented out bind-address since I do want to connect to my database from the outside, but that may not be your case. I have also set innodb_buffer_pool to 16G and innodb_log_file_size to 4G, since I have converted the game tables to InnoDB. If you are not using innodb, you can just leave the default of 1G. # $FreeBSD: branches/2020Q1/databases/mysql80-server/files/my.cnf.sample.in 469734 2018-05-12 15:35:25Z mmokhi $ [client] port = 3306 socket = /tmp/mysql.sock [mysql] prompt = \u@\h [\d]>\_ no_auto_rehash [mysqld] user = mysql port = 3306 socket = /tmp/mysql.sock #bind-address = 127.0.0.1 basedir = /usr/local datadir = /var/db/mysql/ tmpdir = /var/db/mysql_tmpdir slave-load-tmpdir = /var/db/mysql_tmpdir secure-file-priv = /var/db/mysql_secure #log-bin = mysql-bin log-output = TABLE master-info-repository = TABLE relay-log-info-repository = TABLE relay-log-recovery = 1 slow-query-log = 1 server-id = 1 sync_binlog = 1 sync_relay_log = 1 binlog_cache_size = 16M default_password_lifetime = 0 enforce-gtid-consistency = 1 gtid-mode = ON safe-user-create = 1 lower_case_table_names = 1 explicit-defaults-for-timestamp = 1 myisam-recover-options = BACKUP,FORCE open_files_limit = 32768 table_open_cache = 16384 table_definition_cache = 8192 net_retry_count = 16384 key_buffer_size = 256M max_allowed_packet = 64M long_query_time = 5 innodb_buffer_pool_size = 16G innodb_data_home_dir = /var/db/mysql innodb_log_group_home_dir = /var/db/mysql innodb_data_file_path = ibdata1:128M:autoextend innodb_temp_data_file_path = ibtmp1:128M:autoextend innodb_flush_method = O_DIRECT innodb_log_file_size = 4G innodb_log_buffer_size = 128M innodb_write_io_threads = 8 innodb_read_io_threads = 8 innodb_autoinc_lock_mode = 2 skip-symbolic-links # Our stuff here default-authentication-plugin = mysql_native_password max_connections = 200 # disable strict mode (doesnt play well with our queries) sql-mode = "" # tuning for large RAM innodb-flush-log-at-trx-commit = 2 # safe on zfs - may corrupt data on non journaling filesystems skip-innodb_doublewrite # tuning for ssd and nvme innodb_io_capacity = 1000 innodb_flush_neighbors = 0 [mysqldump] max_allowed_packet = 512M quote_names quick For further tuning I recommend running mysql-tuner once in a while. It will provide us with valuable insights on our server; note that you should first let it run live so data can be gathered. cd /root fetch [Hidden Content] perl mysqltuner.pl For instructions visit [Hidden Content] Feel free to comment on any issues you may have with my tutorial, I may try to help.

M2 Download Center Download Here ( Internal ) Hello, I publish the light version of my ProtoReader here, the light version has one functionality. It converts client item_proto and mob_proto the their server version Input: item_proto mob_proto Output: item_names.txt item_proto.txt mob_names.txt mob_proto.txt Its fully automated just double click on it when its in the same folder as the item_proto and mob_proto. It works like dump_proto but in reverse. Attention! Not every value is included in the clientside proto tables it could happen that you have to change some values on your own. ProtoReader is for old item_proto files (before dragon soul (dragon stone alchemy)). ProtoReaderNewFormat is for the current files. Virustotal: [Hidden Content] You find the download in the attachments. When you like my work and this tool, go and visit: I might also do a Pro Version with some other Features like clientside proto to xml or sql or sql to server item_proto and so

[Hidden Content] #define ITEM_SOCKET_MAX_NUM 3 int main() { long lSockets[ITEM_SOCKET_MAX_NUM] = { 1, 2, 3 }; long lSockets2[ITEM_SOCKET_MAX_NUM] = { 1, 2, 3 }; cout << (memcmp(lSockets, lSockets2, sizeof(long) * ITEM_SOCKET_MAX_NUM) == 0) << endl; return 0; } //>> 1

M2 Download Center Download Here ( Internal ) Hi everyone! So, after serveral days of searching a tool that could change the texture path of a .gr2 file, I found the tool(probably all of you know it, the texture changer by marv). After that I tried to change the texture paths of some gr2 models of a weapon, and guess what, it didn't work. I'm gonna reupload the file, because I didn't seen it on metin2dev, and I'm gonna teach you how to use it. First of all, I don't know about others, but for me it didn't work to change anything with this (I'm running windows 7 x64 bit). Some of guys told me that this "texture changer" works only on windows 7 x86 bit, so I reinstalled my windows(I really needed that tool), of course, it didn't work either way. So, go in Start and search cmd, and run it. After the cmd started you'll see a path right there C:\Users\Name (Instead of Name you'll have your username of computer administrator, or the account you're logged in), now that's the path where we can work with the tool. PAY ATTENTION!!! IF YOU START THE TOOL IN OTHER FOLDER INSTEAD OF C:\Users\Name THE TOOL WILL NOT WORK, AND YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SAVE THE NEW MODEL. Exctract all the files from the archive(I'll post it below), and start Metin2TextureChanger.exe. Now click "Load" to choose a gr2 file you want to change texture path, BUT, the model name can't have spaces in name(devil sword.gr2 for example, it's wrong, the tool won't read it, and you'll not be able to save your new gr2 model), so if you want to change for example devil sword.gr2 you need to rename it into devil_sword.gr2 or devilsword.gr2 or any other name without spaces betwen. Where is "Neuer Texturpfad" we will chose the new path for texture, for example d:\ymir work\test\devil_sword_blue.dds , there you can choose any other path, but you can't modify "d:\ymir work" or you won't be able to see the weapon/armour in-game. Now we save the file wherever we want, it doesn't matter, this way must work for everybody. AGAIN, THIS TOOL WASN'T MADE BY ME. And I made this post because I've searched many days a tool that would work, but neither didn't work, and this tool didn't work for me either just when I used this method. So, this post is for guys who had the same problem like me (they had the tool, but couldn't save the new model) that's why I wanted to help them, and any other people who weren't been able to use it. And about the other tool I've found on this forum, the tool "made" by thunder-core, I didn't find that tool satisfying, it worked, but after the new model was made, I wasn't been able to import it in 3d max, or to convert the model from file format revision 7 to 6. So you were basicaly forced to upgrade your client to granny 2.9, and I found that inconvenient, because, I don't know about others, but I don't use source for binary, and because of that it's imposible to see the model in-game. And of course, the new model you've created, with the tool in attachement, is revision 7, so you need the new granny if you want to see it in-game, but you can use the converter from archive to convert from revision 7, to revision 6 (old), and you'll be able to see it in-game. If you already see it in-game, you don't need to use the converter. If you found this post helpful I'm glad I could help you.

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M2 Download Center Download Here ( Internal ) When a player or monster is poisoned, a poisoning effect will appear in the life bar. The idea belongs to Whistlee from the Turkish forum. However, in Whistlee version this system does not work for monsters and has no connection with the source code, so the effect is visible only to us. I don't know if I can give a specific place where the original comes from, so I won't do it, but I put here github Whistlee's, where you can find the original code. GITHUB: [Hidden Content] Special thanks for helping me with this code for Intern,VegaS™ and HITRON. ////////// CLIENT GAME ////////// SOURCE BIN

M2 Download Center Download Here ( Internal ) Hey there, I have an Halloween gift for you all. i have been working for a few hours on official like element image on target window(See screenshots below). When you click on a mob if it is defined as elemental, it will open an element image in addition to the target window. Don't forget to hit the like button! (C) Metin2 guild wars - coded by [GA]Ruin - 27/10/2017 (I create custom metin2 systems in c++/python. if you want a custom system send me a pm and we can talk over skype). Let's begin! Server Side: Open service.h, add in the end: #define ELEMENT_TARGET Open char.cpp, search for else { p.dwVID = 0; p.bHPPercent = 0; } add below: #ifdef ELEMENT_TARGET const int ELEMENT_BASE = 11; DWORD curElementBase = ELEMENT_BASE; DWORD raceFlag; if (m_pkChrTarget && m_pkChrTarget->IsMonster() && (raceFlag = m_pkChrTarget->GetMobTable().dwRaceFlag) >= RACE_FLAG_ATT_ELEC) { for (int i = RACE_FLAG_ATT_ELEC; i <= RACE_FLAG_ATT_DARK; i *= 2) { curElementBase++; int diff = raceFlag - i; if (abs(diff) <= 1024) break; } p.bElement = curElementBase - ELEMENT_BASE; } else { p.bElement = 0; } #endif open packet.h, search for: } TPacketGCTarget; add above: #ifdef ELEMENT_TARGET BYTE bElement; #endif Client side: open locale_inc.h, add in the end: #define ELEMENT_TARGET open packet.h, search for } TPacketGCTarget; add above: #ifdef ELEMENT_TARGET BYTE bElement; #endif open PythonNetworkPhaseGame.cpp, look for: else if (pInstPlayer->CanViewTargetHP(*pInstTarget)) replace below with the following: #ifdef ELEMENT_TARGET PyCallClassMemberFunc(m_apoPhaseWnd[PHASE_WINDOW_GAME], "SetHPTargetBoard", Py_BuildValue("(iii)", TargetPacket.dwVID, TargetPacket.bHPPercent, TargetPacket.bElement)); #else PyCallClassMemberFunc(m_apoPhaseWnd[PHASE_WINDOW_GAME], "SetHPTargetBoard", Py_BuildValue("(ii)", TargetPacket.dwVID, TargetPacket.bHPPercent)); #endif open PythonApplicationModule.cpp, look for #ifdef ENABLE_ENERGY_SYSTEM add above: #ifdef ELEMENT_TARGET PyModule_AddIntConstant(poModule, "ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT", 1); #else PyModule_AddIntConstant(poModule, "ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT", 0); #endif open game.py, look for def SetHPTargetBoard(self, vid, hpPercentage): if vid != self.targetBoard.GetTargetVID(): self.targetBoard.ResetTargetBoard() self.targetBoard.SetEnemyVID(vid) self.targetBoard.SetHP(hpPercentage) self.targetBoard.Show() replace with: if app.ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT: def SetHPTargetBoard(self, vid, hpPercentage,bElement): if vid != self.targetBoard.GetTargetVID(): self.targetBoard.ResetTargetBoard() self.targetBoard.SetEnemyVID(vid) self.targetBoard.SetHP(hpPercentage) self.targetBoard.SetElementImage(bElement) self.targetBoard.Show() else: def SetHPTargetBoard(self, vid, hpPercentage): if vid != self.targetBoard.GetTargetVID(): self.targetBoard.ResetTargetBoard() self.targetBoard.SetEnemyVID(vid) self.targetBoard.SetHP(hpPercentage) self.targetBoard.Show() open uitarget.py, look for import background add below: if app.ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT: ELEMENT_IMAGE_DIC = {1: "elect", 2: "fire", 3: "ice", 4: "wind", 5: "earth", 6 : "dark"} look for: self.isShowButton = False add below: if app.ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT: self.elementImage = None inside Destroy method, look for: self.__Initialize() add below: if app.ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT: self.elementImage = None inside ResetTargetBoard method, look for: self.hpGauge.Hide() add below: if app.ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT and self.elementImage: self.elementImage = None look for : def SetElementImage(self,elementId): add above: if app.ENABLE_VIEW_ELEMENT: def SetElementImage(self,elementId): try: if elementId > 0 and elementId in ELEMENT_IMAGE_DIC.keys(): self.elementImage = ui.ImageBox() self.elementImage.SetParent(self.name) self.elementImage.SetPosition(-60,-12) self.elementImage.LoadImage("d:/ymir work/ui/game/12zi/element/%s.sub" % (ELEMENT_IMAGE_DIC[elementId])) self.elementImage.Show() except: pass Compile server, client source and root pack and that's it! Enjoy! Happy halloween!

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For those who need FN_compare_item_socket function and also with fixed 'memory leak' which already is public. Srcs/game/src/char_item.cpp 1.0) Add at the beginning of file: static bool FN_compare_item_socket(const LPITEM pkItemSrc, const LPITEM pkItemDest) { if (!pkItemSrc || !pkItemDest) return false; return memcmp(pkItemSrc->GetSockets(), pkItemDest->GetSockets(), sizeof(long) * ITEM_SOCKET_MAX_NUM) == 0; } 2.0) Search for: 2.1) Replace it with: [Hidden Content]

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Note: This tutorial was originally written on 26-01-2017 for a pserver. Note: I don't have the SDK, I'll notify the admins if I manage to find one (it's missing on the temp forum) Note: AhnLab HackShield is deprecated, it has not received any update since 2013 or similar 1. Extern Go to Extern/include and create a new folder called hackshield (If you already have some files inside that remove all of them) Put the files from (Your HackShield SDK Zip)/Include to Extern/include/hackshield This step must be done on both Client and Server Extern Copy from (Your HackShield SDK Zip)/Lib/Win/x86/MultiThreaded to Extern/lib the following files: (Client only) HShield/HShield.lib AntiCrack/AntiCpXSvr.lib Copy (Your HackShield SDK Zip)/Developer/Lib/Win/x86/Multithreaded/HShield.lib to Extern/lib/HShield_d.lib (Yes you have to rename this) Copy from (Your HackShield SDK Zip)/Lib/FreeBSD/x86/AntiCrack/LibAntiCpXSvr_st.a to Extern/lib (Server only) Create a new file called hshieldLibLink.h in Extern/include/hackshield (Both Client and Server) and put this: #ifndef _HACKSHIELD_INCLUDE_LIBLINK_H_ #define _HACKSHIELD_INCLUDE_LIBLINK_H_ #ifdef _MSC_VER #ifdef _DEBUG #pragma comment(lib,"hshield_d.lib") #else #pragma comment(lib,"hshield.lib") #endif #pragma comment(lib,"HsUserUtil.lib") #endif #endif 2- Client source: Adding /CLR -- Speaicl note: you need to rebuild libjpeg, lzo, cryptopp with /MD and /MDd (defaults are /MT for CryptoPP, /MD for libjpeg and lzo if cmake is being used) You have to edit the VCXProjects Go to C/C++ -> All Options and find /M In Distribute/Release you have to set the "Runtime Library" value to /MD In Debug you have to set that to /MDd Now you have to go on General (In the project settings) and add "Support with Common Language Runtime" to 1 (/clr) Now go on C/C++ -> All Options and find /RTC and change that to "Default" Now go to All Options and write in command line: "/RTC:NO" --- Special note: this step was intended for an old CryptoPP version (I think v5.x?) follow this step only if you receive issues Now rebuild everything and you don't have "mutex is not supported in CLR" error 3. Client source: Adding hackshield Open UserInterface/HackShield.cpp You will find the following lines: (Or something similar at the beginning of the file) #if defined(LOCALE_SERVICE_EUROPE) #define METIN2HS_MONITORING_SERVER_ADDR "79.110.88.84" #elif #define METIN2HS_MONITORING_SERVER_ADDR "79.110.88.84" // GF #endif //#define METIN2HS_MONITORING_SERVER_ADDR "119.192.130.160" //±è¿ë¿í pc Replace all with this: #define METIN2HS_MONITORING_SERVER_ADDR "YOUR IP OF THE MONITOR SERVER" -- Extra note: the monitoring server should be a server used to monitor running instances of HackShield, I never went deeply into this, perhaps you can find some extra information on the HackShield SDK docs Ok now open UserInterface/Locale_inc.h and add this: #define USE_AHNLAB_HACKSHIELD // HackShield #define METIN2HS_INCLUDE hackshield Open HackShield.h and replace: #include "HackshieldLicense.h" with: #include "HackshieldLicense_metin2client.h" Open UserInterface/HackshieldLicense_metin2client.h and replace: #define METIN2HS_EXE_FILE_NAME "metin2client.bin" With: #define METIN2HS_EXE_FILE_NAME "NAME OF THE METIN2 CLIENT.EXTENSION" Example: #define METIN2HS_EXE_FILE_NAME "testclient_arves100.exe" Now you need to setup your project for compile and use without error Open UserInterface Properties page: When you see Common Language Runtime Support (CLR) set it to /clr (If you use anyother it wont compile\link properly) Now go on C/C++ -> Enable C++ exception (sorry for bad translate <.<) Change "Yes (/EHsc)" to "Yes with SEH exceptions (/EHa)" Extra: If you get error on "DEFAULT_HSMS_TIME_OUT not defined" you have to do this: Open Extern/include/hackshield/hshield.h and delete: DEFAULT_HSMS_TIME_OUT Add after: #ifndef _HSHIELD_H_INC #define _HSHIELD_H_INC this: // Fix for compilation error #ifndef DEFAULT_HSMS_TIME_OUT #define DEFAULT_HSMS_TIME_OUT (5 * 1000) // 5ÃÊ #endif - 3. Server Open game/src/Makefile and change this: # HackShield INCDIR += -I../../libhackshield/include LIBDIR += -L../../libhackshield/lib LIBS += -lanticpxsvr to: # HackShield *New* INCDIR += -I../../../Extern/include/hackshield LIBS += -lanticpxsvr_st Open game/src/HackShield_Impl.cpp and edit this line: handle_ = _AhnHS_CreateServerObject("metin2client.bin.hsb"); with this: handle_ = _AhnHS_CreateServerObject("data/<client file name.extension>.hsb"); Open your Auth and Game CONFIGs and add this: hackshield_enable: 1 Extra: "hackshield_first_check_time" and "hackshield_check_cycle_time" are 2 CONFIG variables First check time: it tells after what second the server should ask the first heartbeat of the hackshield Cycle time: it tells after what second the server should ask a heartbeat of the hackshield 4. Client binary You have to copy from (HackShield SDK Zip)/Bin/Win/x86/HShield to Client Binary Folder If you want to use development hackshield (raccomended for Debug or QA) you have all content from (HackShield SDK Zip)/Developer/Bin to (Client Binary Folder)/HShield Remember: Do not distribute the development file (/Developer/Bin/), always use the release (/Bin/) If you want to periodically release updates for your HackShield you have to copy all content from (HackShield SDK Zip)/Bin/Win/x86/Update to your HShield folder on Client Binary Folder 5. Configuring Hackshield We will work on (HackShield SDK Zip)/Bin/Win/x86: We must setup the AntiCrack that will check if the Client integrity is ok AntiCrack/HSBGen.exe will generate our HSB file AntiCrack/HSBHelper.exe will check if the files are ok Explanation: The Output file will be the same name as we setted in HackShield_Impl.cpp before If you had to sign your exe make sure you do that after you used HSBGenerator If you use any other packer than UPX you must have to select "Execute Packet Exe File" Now it will generate a hsb file, put this file on (Server Binary Folder)/data/ You can now check the hsb file with the client to see if everything match We need to tell hackshield witch server he uses to update our HShield files (Only if you want HSUpdate.exe) Open Util/HSUpSetEnv.exe -- Extra note: this is used for updating HackShield content from a remote server, you might want to ship it and do not use HSUpdate.exe Let me explain this application: After you save it will create a HSUpdate.env file witch you have to put on (Client Binary Folder)/HShield Extra: Configuring HSUpdate server If you want to use FTP trasfer method you have to configure a ftp server with username and password you want to use (i won't explain this) You have to copy the folder PatchSet to your webserver Normally when you update your HackShield SDK you will get the update PatchSet for updating your client's HackShield to lateset version Everytime you get an HackShield SDK Update (mine is from 2012) you have to put the new PatchSet and distribute the new client (.exe) Extra: Disabling HS Monitor HackShield.cpp, change the _AhnHS_StartMonitor function to this: #ifdef ENABLE_HACKSHIELD_MONITOR DWORD dwRet = _AhnHS_StartMonitor (HsExtError, szInterfaceFilePath); if( dwRet != ERROR_SUCCESS ) { MessageBox(NULL, MA_T("START_MONITORING_SERVICE_ERROR"), "HACK_SHIELD", MB_OK); } #endif Extra: Customizing names We see before how to customize .hsb file name for Server, Check out Server part if you miss out HSMonitor Client Name and Version can be setted in UserInterface/HackShield.cpp by editing this: strcpy(HsExtError.szGameVersion, "1.0.0.0"); //Game ë²„ì „ strcpy(HsExtError.szUserId, "Metin2User_test"); //ìœ ì € ID If you changed the locale/ folder you also have to edit this: #define PREFIX_LOCALE "locale/" If you want to edit the EhSvc.dll Name and Folder you have to edit this: #ifdef _DEBUG MA_PathMerge(szInterfaceFilePath, MA_ARRAYCOUNT(szInterfaceFilePath), szModuleDirPath, "hshield\\EHsvc.dll"); #else MA_PathMerge(szInterfaceFilePath, MA_ARRAYCOUNT(szInterfaceFilePath), szModuleDirPath, "hshield\\EHsvc.dll"); #endif If you want to change the HShield folder you have to edit this: MA_PathMerge(szFullFilePath, MA_ARRAYCOUNT(szFullFilePath), szModuleDirPath, "hshield"); I don't have any working image or anything to show, I think I can confirm that it should work fine.

Skill levels depends of skill grade also you've to clean the tooltip each time. [Hidden Content]

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The basic changes are: From: def __SelectSkillGroup(self, index): for btn in self.skillGroupButton: btn.SetUp() self.skillGroupButton[index].Down() if self.__CanUseHorseSkill(): if 0 == index: index = net.GetMainActorSkillGroup()-1 elif 1 == index: index = self.PAGE_HORSE self.curSelectedSkillGroup = index self.__SetSkillSlotData(net.GetMainActorRace(), index+1, net.GetMainActorEmpire()) To: [Hidden Content] After some minutes of debugging I rewrote this shit, there're more changes, when i'll have some free time (at Monday), i'll post the code. Without skill group +/- horse riding: [Hidden Content] With skill group +/- horse riding: [Hidden Content]

Change open method with pack_open in LoadLocaleFile. (for those who've that problem)

I didn't mentioned anything about this. ? I said just you're wrong because you told me, "use this instead of adding new code in c++", and i told you that this function from module doesn't exist in source, but you edited the topic when i replied and you added a new function, it's fine. Let's chill, you take it too seriously.

I don't know how this 'petsystem' works, but i think the condition what he had is to check if the skill slot value isn't -1 or 0 like. You replace the condition for no reason, i think you didn't understand the boolean conditions. -1 to -2147483647 - True 1 to 2147483647 - True 0 - False 1 - True So, with your condition the loop will count the -1 skill slot value too.

You've to use pre_qc.py or make some changes on your qc core for enable defines in quests. Updated, check my previous reply again.

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You've two options. 1. Set a limit for text, you can do it based on your image width size, Parameter_Slot_05.sub. # Search for: self.titleName = GetObject("titlename") # Add after: self.titleName.SetLimitWidth(130) 2. Rearrange the text. [Hidden Content]

Just now arrived from work, sorry for late answer. If he do what you said, 604800 - current_timestamp = > -1kkk. The correct way and single way to do it properly, is the the next one: [Hidden Content]

I don't understand very well what you want, but you can try something like this. static const DWORD COSTUME_EXTEND_TIME_LIMIT = 7 * 24 * 60 * 60; const DWORD remain_sec = item2->GetSocket(ITEM_SOCKET_REMAIN_SEC); if (remain_sec >= COSTUME_EXTEND_TIME_LIMIT) { ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, "COSTUME_EXTEND_TIME_LIMIT"); return false; }

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I don't like so much Lua, but i did something fast, i hope that's what you wanted. Replace npc.get_level() with npc.get_level0() if you use marty source. quest common_drop_quest begin state start begin function CanDrop(pc_level, npc_level, isPC) local DIFF_LEVEL_CONST = 10 return not isPC and math.abs(pc_level - npc_level) <= DIFF_LEVEL_CONST end function GetSettings() local PLAYER_MAX_LEVEL_CONST = 105 return { { 20, 40, {27001, 27001, 27001, 27001, 27001, 27001} }, -- from 20 to 39 { 40, 60, {27002, 27002, 27002, 27002, 27002, 27002} }, -- from 40 to 59 { 60, 80, {27003, 27003, 27003, 27003, 27003, 27003} }, -- from 60 to 79 { 80, 100, {27004, 27004, 27004, 27004, 27004, 27004} }, -- from 80 to 99 { 100, PLAYER_MAX_LEVEL_CONST + 1, {27005, 27005, 27005, 27005, 27005, 27005} }, -- from 100 to PLAYER_MAX_LEVEL_CONST } end when kill with common_drop_quest.CanDrop(pc.get_level(), npc.get_level(), npc.is_pc()) begin local common_drop_table = common_drop_quest.GetSettings() for i = 1, table.getn(common_drop_table) do local dropLevelMin, dropLevelMax, dropItemTable = unpack(common_drop_table[i]) local dropItemVnum = dropItemTable[number(1, table.getn(dropItemTable))] if pc.get_level() >= dropLevelMin and pc.get_level() < dropLevelMax then if number(1, 10000) <= 100 then game.drop_item_with_ownership(dropItemVnum) break end end end end end end

V1 You can use unlimited arguments on functions, now is using the apply method which returns the result of a function or class object called with supplied arguments, with the old structure you could use just one argument. You can lock/unlock an event for being processed, it's like a prevent in some actions, if the event is created and you want to do something, you should lock the event, do some actions then you can unlock it again and the process function will run where remained. Delete an event instantly and force it to stop the process. Adding return t.EXIT inside of the running function, will delete the event too. Functions to check if an event exists or is locked or not. Check if the function is a method type. Delete the events with a properly method. Using app.GetGlobalTimeStamp() now will give you the chance to run the event after teleport where timer remained instantly. V2 Fixed non-returning time for processing, if the specific event function has no value from returning, it runs continuously. Fixed the check if an event exist, now will be replaced with the new one. Removed types library (i heard that some people don't have it) and using builtin functions, instead of types.MethodType now we're using callable(object), which check if the event function can be called, now you can insert classes and others callable methods, not just simple functions. Added a reset time event function. Next update: (when i'll have some free time again) Insert a new type of event, which you can run an event by specific counter like: t.AppendEvent(eventName='RUN', eventStartTime=5, eventRunCount=10, eventFunc=self.Run, eventFuncArgs=player.GetLevel()) The following things will happen: The function Run(args), will start to run in 5 seconds for 10 times. PS: Check my first reply for code.

Then your problem is that you've costume mount slot, not the default mount, replace the code what i gave you with: #ifdef ENABLE_BLOCK_RIDING_IN_DUNGEON if (ch && ch->GetDungeon()) { const LPITEM pMount = ch->GetWear(WEAR_COSTUME_MOUNT); if (pMount && pMount->IsEquipped()) ch->UnequipItem(pMount); if (ch->IsHorseRiding()) { ch->StopRiding(); ch->HorseSummon(false); } } #endif Be careful to have on all of your vnums type: ITEM_COSTUME < 28, sub type: COSTUME_MOUNT < 2

Update (work arround) - Added all of the virtual-key codes from mouse & keyboard, by pressing any key now you'll skip the intro logo.

root/introLogo.py self.videoList = ["logo1.avi", "logo2.avi"] [....] self.playingVideo = app.OnLogoOpen(self.videoList[self.nextLogoIndex])

Instead of repeating yourself in every reply that the code is bullshit, how about showing us your coding skills and let us criticize it too? I'm sure that i'll have a lot of fun, and not only me. ? Btw, is funny how you're talking about shit code and say to people 'learn how to code', when you do this:

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I didn't tested the bug, but you can try something like this: Srcs/Server/game/src/questmanager.cpp [Hidden Content]

I didn't test it, but you can try to do something like this: [Hidden Content]

You should use a string format method, instead of convert an integer to string then concatenate two strings for no reason. [Hidden Content]

I would do it like this, in a simple way, without useless code, as i said in another forum too. [Hidden Content]

Did you check what level he sent from packet? 0903 00:56:53064 :: Combo skill level: 0 0903 00:56:59268 :: Combo skill level: 1 0903 00:56:00242 :: Combo skill level: 2

If you inserted the query with the good values and you've problem with time, you should use my Extended Item Award, already there're many features included, items with real time fixed, etc.

I started coding some parts already, i'll post some informations on website, after i finish some exams from uni. (since 2018 i didn't release any product, be prepared, there will be a lot of new stuffs)

root/InterfaceModule.py: # Search for: wndInventory = uiInventory.InventoryWindow() # Add after: wndCharacter.BindInterfaceClass(wndInventory) root/uicharacter.py: # Search for: self.toolTipSkill = 0 # Add after: self.wndInventory = None # Search for: def __del__(self): ui.ScriptWindow.__del__(self) # Add after: def BindInterfaceClass(self, wndInventory): self.wndInventory = wndInventory How-To-Use: if self.wndInventory: self.wndInventory.ClickCostumeButton()

If you just want to use locale_newcibn, change this function: root/introLogin.py #def IsNEWCIBNPassPodAuth(): #global NEWCIBN_PASSPOD_AUTH #return NEWCIBN_PASSPOD_AUTH def IsNEWCIBNPassPodAuth(): return False Or change the path name with locale/de instead of locale/newcibn.

Maybe i'm wrong, but i think you need to use the ymir style because already there's a scale for image as (scaleX = screenWidth / imageWidth, scaleY = screenHeight / imageHeight) (full image: 1024 x 1024, selected: 1024 x 768) So you've to create a new image with size 1024x1024 and attach your current loading image and then the rest (1024x256) need to be black, use a paint bucket or just copy from ymir images that part.

If you use item_award you don't have to do these checks, if MALL window is full, rest of the items will be 'unmarked for cache', so you have to take the current items first one and then rest of items which was added will be loaded too. How-To-Test: Insert 60 query's with itemVnum 27001 in item.award. Take the 45 items from MALL window into inventory. Re-open window mall and you will see the rest of items 15. So you can add unlimited query-items, they will be loaded by cache after you pickup the existent items and exist enough space. Here you can find the extended item award with more features.