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Use this : #include <vector> #include <cmath> int get_Mob_RaceFlag_Value(std::string inputString) { #ifdef ENABLE_NUMERIC_FIELD if (_IsNumericString(inputString)) return std::stoi(inputString); #endif std::vector<std::string> arRaceFlag = {"ANIMAL","UNDEAD","DEVIL","HUMAN","ORC","MILGYO","INSECT","FIRE","ICE","DESERT","TREE", "ATT_ELEC","ATT_FIRE","ATT_ICE","ATT_WIND","ATT_EARTH","ATT_DARK", "METIN", "BOSS", "DUNG"}; int retValue = 0; std::vector<std::string> arInputString = StringSplit(inputString, ","); for (size_t i = 0; i < arRaceFlag.size(); i++) { std::string tempString = arRaceFlag[i]; for (const auto& tempString2 : arInputString) { if (tempString2 == tempString) { retValue += (1 << i); } } } return retValue; }

This Python program is designed to locate and remove duplicate files among files with identical names within a specified root directory and its subdirectories. It is particularly useful for folders containing a large number of files, where duplicates may unnecessarily occupy storage space. How It Works: Collecting Files: The program first traverses the specified root directory and its subdirectories. It filters specific subdirectories where potentially duplicated files are expected. Identifying Duplicates: For each filename, it creates a list containing all instances, including their full paths and modification dates. Keeping the Latest Version: It retains only the most recent version of files with the same name. To achieve this, the program sorts the list of files by modification date and keeps only the first (most recent) item. Deleting Redundant Files: It deletes all other instances of files with identical names from the respective subdirectories. During deletion, the program handles errors and notifies if any issues occur while deleting files. Creating a Deletion Log: The program logs the paths of deleted files into a log file. Additionally, it logs the total size of deleted files in megabytes. Feedback: Upon completion, the program informs the user where to find the log files containing lists of deleted files and the amount of disk space freed up.

I've brought you some files for optimizing your client. The first file examines whether there are any entities in the mob_proto that are missing from the npclist.txt. These entities might remain unseen in your client, making them invisible to you. The second file is designed to purge the missing entries from the mob_proto. This step will help clean up and enhance the efficiency of your client. The third program's purpose is to inspect the unpacked version of your client and identify any NPCs or creatures that are not listed in your npclist. You have the option to manually remove these entities and then repackage your client. By implementing these optimizations, you can effectively rid your client of unnecessary elements. These entities won't burden your client's memory during startup, potentially resulting in significant RAM savings. Missing_ids.py mob_proto_delete.py show_folders_need_to_delete.py show_missing_ids.py

U can change in the client, uiquest.py

Hi! Its use item_proto.txt not SQL in navicat. Look the item_proto.txt in (Maybe CONF folder, or DB folder) in your FTP.

What was the solution? I have the same bug.