drySpirit

12 hours ago, RatCatcher said:

Yeah typical incompetent leech

i do really think you speak before knowing me, so let's end here this disscution

5 minutes ago, RatCatcher said:

What about buying it instead of copypasting stolen job?

i do not want to spend money on something that i think it's free on the internet

hello comunity, for almost 4 days i'm trying to find a good offline shop for my serverfile but i couldn't find one so far

what i would like to ask you is that i can find ken's offline shop, but not the whole files already maden, because i didn't manage to extract it from there

i also tried to install koray's offline shop, but it had a lot of bugs.

i see a lot of servers with ken's offline shop, so it should be free on the internet but i can't find it

if u can help me would be great

regards

try to clear the quest table from player and reboot the server

1 hour ago, zeimpekis9 said:

Where can i find this parts? at which file?

locale_game.txt from your locale_xx

due to the fact that i didn't find any sollution to this problem i decided to change the source code

this topic can be closed

11 hours ago, Xerneas said:

Remove the create fly

i have no create fly in my exchange.cpp

when i try to trade with a player i'm disconnected

no syserr errors or something, so i don't really know what to do

the only modificaions in exchange.cpp were from increasing the yang limit and i rechecked them, everything seems to be right

i do think you have installed this switchbot wrong

try to reinstall it and check for tab mistakes

i've just solved the problem by implementing another sash system

thank you all for the help you gave to me

3 hours ago, Fleon said:

It isnt actually, to initialize something you should do 

int myvariable = 0;

so in this case you can try to initialize dwPos to 0 or whatever you need in this case, but with such low debugging info`s i cant really dig into what`s wrong

i've just tried to initialize it with 0 and now i get no erros, but the client stops working and closes

any other sollution?

i've just implemented a sash system, i do think is lentt's system.

i compiled the game/db/binary and i got no errors.

when i enter the username and the password the client closes and leaves no syserr info

i compiled a debug version of the binary and i get this error

the functions

#ifdef ENABLE_SASH_SYSTEM
void CItemData::SetItemScale(const std::string strJob, const std::string strSex, const std::string strScaleX, const std::string strScaleY, const std::string strScaleZ, const std::string strPositionX, const std::string strPositionY, const std::string strPositionZ)
{
	DWORD dwPos;
	if (strJob == "JOB_WARRIOR")
		dwPos = NRaceData::JOB_WARRIOR;
	else if (strJob == "JOB_ASSASSIN")
		dwPos = NRaceData::JOB_ASSASSIN;
	else if (strJob == "JOB_SURA")
		dwPos = NRaceData::JOB_SURA;
	else if (strJob == "JOB_SHAMAN")
		dwPos = NRaceData::JOB_SHAMAN;
	
	dwPos += 1;
	if (strSex == "F")
		dwPos += 5;
	
	m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fScaleX = float(atof(strScaleX.c_str()) / 100.0f);
	m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fScaleY = float(atof(strScaleY.c_str()) / 100.0f);
	m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fScaleZ = float(atof(strScaleZ.c_str()) / 100.0f);
	m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fPositionX = float(atof(strPositionX.c_str()) * 100.0f);
	m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fPositionY = float(atof(strPositionY.c_str()) * 100.0f);
	m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fPositionZ = float(atof(strPositionZ.c_str()) * 100.0f);
}

bool CItemData::GetItemScale(DWORD dwPos, float & fScaleX, float & fScaleY, float & fScaleZ, float & fPositionX, float & fPositionY, float & fPositionZ)
{
	DWORD dwPos;
	fScaleX = m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fScaleX;
	fScaleY = m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fScaleY;
	fScaleZ = m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fScaleZ;
	fPositionX = m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fPositionX;
	fPositionY = m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fPositionY;
	fPositionZ = m_ScaleTable.tInfo[dwPos].fPositionZ;
	return true;
}
#endif

as far as i know, the variable dwPos is initialized, so i shouldn't get that error

if someone knows the problmem i would be happy to hear it, thanks