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  1. I never mentioned anything about transferring assets. While you can more or less just drag and drop models, animations, and maybe effects into Unity, unfortunately, I can’t say the same for UE5. It works, but it involves a few more steps. Nowadays, there are many AI tools that allow game developers to create models with animations and effects using just a prompt and a few clicks. I won’t even get started on how easy it is to make maps and how many free, copyright-free assets are available to choose from. In my opinion, the most “challenging” aspect is the time investment—both for those who already know what they’re doing and for those who still need to learn. In Unity, you need to know C#, whereas in UE5, you don’t necessarily need programming skills, just a basic understanding of concepts like variables, structures and stuff like that.
  2. Hello everyone, I’m not here to waste your time talking about trying to recreate Metin2 from scratch on a different game engine, like many others have done before giving up. However, I’m curious to know why those projects were abandoned, and for those who considered it but never started, what held you back? Some might say, “Making a game from scratch is not easy,” and I wouldn’t disagree nothing worthwhile is easy. But I’m interested in understanding why some people gave up after starting, and why others only thought about it but never took the first step. I have two questions: 1. For those who started but then gave up, what was the reason? At what point did you decide it wasn’t achievable? 2. For those who never started and only thought about it, why didn’t you? What stopped you? I’m also considering recreating Metin2 in Unreal Engine 5, but if I do, it will be open-source. That way, if I decide to abandon the project, someone else might be able to continue.
  3. "Unknown database X" means the mysql user from your db config doesn't have access to it. Here depends on your mysql server version. First of all type: mysql -V and ensure that the mysql version is the one that you installed manually If it's the right version you installed then try this: mysql -u root -p Enter your pass GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO'user'@'localhost'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; Try this, and don't forget to change "user" according to your config user. P.S: If your server runs locally then also make sure in taskmanager that no mysql server is running.
  4. Check in userinterface.cpp for "binname" and/or "getbinname".
  5. Hello, i'm using ElendosV2 and i can't change the ElendosV2.exe name. I believe is from the binary, i was too lazy to look in root and i just put the .exe in another client and got the same error. Problem is that i used /findstr and 2 different programs to find that in the files without any succes. Is it possible that is in some libraries? Or im just that dumb? Any suggestion is welcome.
  6. Hello guys i forgot where to modify or even better to remove the color from the below i will appreciate if you could help me
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