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You need to find a way to recompile the quests, the manual method is not recommended. There are two methods: - If you have make.sh, you can simply run it from the shell. - If you have pre_qc.py, you can run python pre_qc.py from the shell. Note that it should also be deleted from the Object folder. This ensures consistency with the .quest (Lua) files defined in "quest_list" file. However, I need more details/context to give you an exact answer.

You need to install Python to run this script. You may also keep a backup of the Object folder, then delete the existing one to ensure that no outdated quests remain. Then, run the script using the following command: python pre_qc.py

verify the .msa files and the paths of the animation. Maybe the client syserr can provide more details.

Firstly, Claude tends to perform better on tasks like this. It’s not just about token limits; it has stronger reasoning capabilities when dealing with complex code. Secondly, giving an LLM the entire Metin2 source code, similar to providing the full codebase of GTA or Linux, is not particularly useful. It can also introduce noise rather than meaningfully enriching the context. There is already a raw Metin2 source that has been carefully optimized and secured. The core itself is usually not the issue; bugs and problems arise from added or integrated systems. Therefore, it is more effective to select and provide only the files related to a specific system or feature rather than sharing the entire source. Claude is already trained on C++ logic and can handle its complexity. You can then use it for targeted tasks. However, even Claude often produces non-optimized code, so you still need solid expertise to properly evaluate and adapt the solution, even if it appears to be working and functional.

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