Mitachi

I'm not sure, but it seems to me that it shares the same grid as metin2's basic store. Check the grids in your src

Show me game.py

They are used for various things, they are text files that usually contain "layer and layout" information, on metin2 we use them to take desired shapes from an image For example, in locale/ui/ u have "login.png and login.sub" or "logo.png and logo.sub" Thanks to the subfile it is possible to define the coordinates of each single pixel of an image. For example, in public.dds you have yang slot, cheque slot and much button File cheque_slot.sub: title subImage version 1.0 image "Public.dds" left 206 top 446 right 230 bottom 464 As you can see, this file crops the desired pixels from that image. Basically, if there were no .sub files everything should have its own image, a client consisting of 2kk of files is not nice (Also you should define the coordinates of anything in Python and we don't like useless code either) To create one you just need to have the photo from where you want to take the piece of image or the complete photo, and then through an editor such as GIMP or Photoshop take the measurements of the pixels

"Those messages are a little bit sarcastic. Doesn't it?" I hope @Mali °-°

By chance you played with the enumerator EWindows ? Search and diff in UserInterface/GameType.h and in common/lenght.h //example enum EWindows { RESERVED_WINDOW, INVENTORY, EQUIPMENT, SAFEBOX, MALL, DRAGON_SOUL_INVENTORY, BELT_INVENTORY, #ifdef __AUCTION__ AUCTION, #endif GROUND }; The order must be the same on both client and server sides But I honestly don't think you have changed that, if you give us more information we can help you, for example "it happened after I implemented this system" it's like going to a restaurant and not saying what you want to order :c

Simple, in config.h you can declare ur variable, for example: extern BYTE g_variableExample; then, in config.cpp you define your variable, for example: BYTE g_variableExample = 100; after, in this file, search this function: static bool __LoadGeneralConfigFile(const char* configName) {.. in this function, search this while loop: while (fgets(buf, 256, fp)) { parse_token(buf, token_string, value_string); in this while u can find much Token, perfect, you have to create a new token for function TOKEN("newvariable") { str_to_number(g_variableExample, value_string); fprintf(stdout, "VARIABLE_LIMIT: %d\n", g_variableExample); continue; } If u search in token, u can find "fprint(stdout, "VARIABLE_LIMIT: %d\n", variable name); "VARIABLE_LIMIT: " is the declaration that you can put in the CONFIG of your cores to use the variable differently according to your needs

If you want them for study, any base is optimal (they are all shit) if you want to open your own server, but you still want to work on it by adding systems and implementing new things, I recommend the clean and fixed base of @martysama0134 If you want something free, but with extra security, take a look at the Metin2Dev project as he suggested @niokio

If you have solved it, make it clear so we can close the topic.

Have you already tried Mali61's one?

Calm, if you want to open a large and international server you can also bet for the best with machines like this. For a server in your country that targets less than 1k of players 16GB of ram and a 7k cpubenchmark, 250mbps+ of bandwidth is fine

I don't know if you misspelled the question, or are you really asking this because it is full of guides around for these basic things, however I help you Navicat applytype= vnum bonus (applytype 0 - 1 - 2) applyvalue= value of bonus (applyvalue 0 - 1 - 2) Example: [Hidden Content] 37 = Magic Resistence 6 = how much magic resistance? This is for the server side, then to make them also visual in game, item_proto client, you have to manually give the bonuses to the item [Hidden Content]

No problem, you can close the thread, if you have other problems, do not hesitate to write to me

[Hidden Content] Use this, you can thank him @Mali61 (Use only part in source)

What guide did you follow to update the compiler? you have to modify some files you know?

Something tells me you are using martysama, I'm not sure so I'll give you a chance Add "-static" in your CFLAGS (Makefile game/db)

@TMP4 I can't tell you why you don't start the game without a gdb, but I can tell you that the gdb problem you encountered does not come from the compilation the game file has undergone, but your jail is "badly updateds or not updates" as it is missing that flag required by gdb, probably in the latest versions You could try updating your freebsd

There is a big difference between legality and ethics, we are a community of young people and we must respect each other. I don't care much for Ymir. I am the first to use leaked systems, but I do it for fun, I don't sell them. The real problem is to ask for support for the leaked material, just use it for yourself and don't annoy anyone, that's fine with me too. My opinion is that being a paladin serves no purpose, so much so as to cover Ymir Webzen's ass by proving that he is a fanboy, when they are the first to give a damn about what they have done, Metin2 is one of the scam games they have made that has had success. (my personal thought)

Whose system is it?

Syserr? Please bro, be more specific when a problem arises Send char.cpp

Send uiprivateshopbuilder.py and uinewshop.py

Welcome to Metin2Dev, D!

Sit down son, we have so much to tell each other if you have any other more specific questions I will be more than happy to help you

Nice

Very interesting

"I think you don't know what RESELL means" "i was using your structure BUT that was in the past" Ok champ