Kafa

May 18, 2020

Yes i also replaced scriptLib could be the reason why, i will try both solutions thank you

48 minutes ago, Catii said:

I guess you added a new system and there is a mismatch with your Client src, I think in PythonUtils

I replaced the old files now im getting this error:

0518 13:54:06432 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 13:54:06432 :: File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 13:54:06433 :: OverflowError
0518 13:54:06433 :: :
0518 13:54:06433 :: can't convert negative value to unsigned long
0518 13:54:06433 ::

its only that left.

do you have any ideas bro?

and @DrTurk thank you but your solution didnt help

May 18, 2020

Hey guys,

After i deleted foxfs & vfsfile & Cython on my Serverfile i got this Whitescreen after

character selection

does anyone have ideas why something like this can happen? I dont expect you to fix my solution just some advices would be good so i can try something :((

here is a screen of the metin2window yes it looks exactly like this..

here is the syserr:

0518 11:57:00440 :: CSoundManager::PlayMusic - Failed to load stream sound : BGM/login_window.mp3
0518 11:57:02571 :: mouseModule:371: RuntimeWarning: tp_compare didn't return -1 or -2 for exception

0518 11:57:02571 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02571 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02571 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02571 :: : 
0518 11:57:02571 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02571 :: 

0518 11:57:02572 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02572 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02572 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02572 :: : 
0518 11:57:02572 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02572 :: 

0518 11:57:02572 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02572 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02572 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02572 :: : 
0518 11:57:02572 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02572 :: 

0518 11:57:02573 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02573 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02573 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02573 :: : 
0518 11:57:02573 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02573 :: 

0518 11:57:02573 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02573 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02573 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02573 :: : 
0518 11:57:02573 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02573 :: 

0518 11:57:02573 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02573 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02573 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02573 :: : 
0518 11:57:02573 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02573 :: 

0518 11:57:02573 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02573 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02574 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02574 :: : 
0518 11:57:02574 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02574 :: 

0518 11:57:02574 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02574 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02574 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02574 :: : 
0518 11:57:02574 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02574 :: 

0518 11:57:02574 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:02574 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 371, in Update

0518 11:57:02574 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:02574 :: : 
0518 11:57:02574 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:02574 :: 

0518 11:57:02742 :: CEffectManager::RegisterEffect - LoadScript(d:/ymir work/effect/etc/recuperation/full_potion.mse) Error
0518 11:57:02742 :: CInstanceBase::RegisterEffect(eEftType=284, c_szEftAttachBone=, c_szEftName=d:/ymir work/effect/etc/recuperation/full_potion.mse, isCache=1) - Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CEffectManager::RegisterEffect - LoadScript(d:/ymir work/effect/affect/damagevalue/bleed.mse) Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CInstanceBase::RegisterEffect(eEftType=286, c_szEftAttachBone=, c_szEftName=d:/ymir work/effect/affect/damagevalue/bleed.mse, isCache=1) - Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CEffectManager::RegisterEffect - LoadScript(d:/ymir work/effect/affect/damagevalue/burn.mse) Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CInstanceBase::RegisterEffect(eEftType=287, c_szEftAttachBone=, c_szEftName=d:/ymir work/effect/affect/damagevalue/burn.mse, isCache=1) - Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CEffectManager::RegisterEffect - LoadScript(d:/ymir work/effect/success.mse) Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CInstanceBase::RegisterEffect(eEftType=266, c_szEftAttachBone=, c_szEftName=d:/ymir work/effect/success.mse, isCache=1) - Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CEffectManager::RegisterEffect - LoadScript(d:/ymir work/effect/fail.mse) Error
0518 11:57:02868 :: CInstanceBase::RegisterEffect(eEftType=267, c_szEftAttachBone=, c_szEftName=d:/ymir work/effect/fail.mse, isCache=1) - Error
0518 11:57:03924 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "uiPhaseCurtain.py", line 55, in OnUpdate

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "networkModule.py", line 161, in __ChangePhaseWindow

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "new_introselect.py", line 357, in Open

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "ui.py", line 4319, in LoadScriptFile

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "ui.py", line 4540, in LoadChildren

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "ui.py", line 4466, in LoadChildren

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "ui.py", line 5002, in LoadElementThinBoardCircle

0518 11:57:03924 ::   File "ui.py", line 4546, in CheckKeyList

0518 11:57:03925 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:03925 :: : 
0518 11:57:03925 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:03925 :: 

0518 11:57:03925 :: mouseModule:384: RuntimeWarning: tp_compare didn't return -1 or -2 for exception

0518 11:57:03925 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:03925 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:03925 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:03925 :: : 
0518 11:57:03925 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:03926 :: 

0518 11:57:03944 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:03944 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:03944 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:03944 :: : 
0518 11:57:03944 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:03944 :: 

0518 11:57:03959 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:03959 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:03959 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:03959 :: : 
0518 11:57:03959 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:03959 :: 

0518 11:57:03975 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:03975 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:03975 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:03975 :: : 
0518 11:57:03975 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:03975 :: 

0518 11:57:03992 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:03992 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:03992 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:03992 :: : 
0518 11:57:03992 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:03992 :: 

0518 11:57:04009 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:04009 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:04009 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:04009 :: : 
0518 11:57:04009 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:04009 :: 

0518 11:57:04025 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:04025 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:04025 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:04025 :: : 
0518 11:57:04025 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:04025 :: 

0518 11:57:04042 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:04042 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:04042 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:04042 :: : 
0518 11:57:04042 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:04042 :: 

0518 11:57:04058 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:04058 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:04058 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:04058 :: : 
0518 11:57:04058 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:04058 :: 

0518 11:57:04075 :: Traceback (most recent call last):

0518 11:57:04075 ::   File "mouseModule.py", line 384, in Render

0518 11:57:04075 :: SystemError
0518 11:57:04075 :: : 
0518 11:57:04075 :: ..\Objects\longobject.c:998: bad argument to internal function
0518 11:57:04075 ::

Member Representations · May 14, 2020

15 minutes ago, Vanilla said:

beep beep beep boop boop beep bopp

beep beep beep. boop. beep boop beep.

(translates to: locale_find: LOCALE_ERROR: "beep beep beep boop boop beep bopp beep beep beep. boop. beep boop beep.")

Let's stick to our newest addition to our collection. Neurooooooooooooooooooooo *dramatic music plays here*

Beep Beep Booooooooooop!

translates to:(nanobegin

Armadillo nanomite protection);

Member Representations · May 14, 2020

On 5/11/2020 at 8:05 PM, Vanilla said:

beep boop.

beep beep boop.

boop.

(translates to: Welcome)

beep beep boop beep

beep.

(translates to: are you a gril ?

May 14, 2020

you're using rubinum files? yamero its not worth it if you aren't a developer

May 11, 2020

6 hours ago, Speachless said:
In void CNewPetActor::Unsummon()

Replace

ITEM_MANAGER::instance().FindByVID(this->GetSummonItemVID())->GetID()
 ITEM_MANAGER::instance().FindByVID(this->GetSummonItemVID())->GetID()
With

pSummonItem->GetID()
pSummonItem->GetID()

Thanks! (You're close to being a junior og)

May 10, 2020

Thats just a block, would be interesting to see how you can really fix this. @VegaS™

@martysama0134

(sorry i had to quote the og‘s)

May 10, 2020

15 hours ago, xP3NG3Rx said:

I don't want to.

They had one job.

And here is mine too

O.o official event gui publish ?

May 6, 2020

this is because the compiler we use is g++. this -std=c++14 is a commands for g++ (g++ is gcc for c++) to set the compilation standard.

Do you have gcc6 installed?

April 30, 2020

Trust me you don’t won’t to see this code your eyes will bled.

April 23, 2020

Thank you bro, works!

April 19, 2020

Looks pretty ugly with the checkbox

April 19, 2020

Interesting

April 17, 2020

Hey guys, im currently trying to code some parts of monster card (just the loading part of .txt and some functions, later i will pay a developer to do the rest)

but i'm getting a unhandled exception error i attached the proces to visual studio after the login it crashs and the error is "unhandled exception ..."

here is the function

bool CPythonPlayer::LoadMonsterCard(const char* c_szFileName)
{
	const VOID* pvData;
	CMappedFile kFile;
	if (!CEterPackManager::Instance().Get(kFile, c_szFileName, &pvData))
		return false;

	CMemoryTextFileLoader kTextFileLoader;
	kTextFileLoader.Bind(kFile.Size(), pvData);

	CTokenVector kTokenVector;
	for (DWORD i = 0; i < kTextFileLoader.GetLineCount(); ++i)
	{
		if (!kTextFileLoader.SplitLineByTab(i, &kTokenVector))
			continue;

		int pkMap2, pkMap3 = 0;

		int pkGroup = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_GROUP]);
		int pkIndex = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_INDEX]);
		int pkVnum = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_VNUM]);
		int pkType = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_TYPE]);
		int pkMap1 = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_MAP1]);
		pkMap2 = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_MAP2]);
		pkMap3 = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_MAP3]);

		TMonsterCardTable * pTable = new TMonsterCardTable;
		pTable->pkGroup = pkGroup;
		pTable->pkIndex = pkIndex;
		pTable->pkVnum = pkVnum;
		pTable->pkType = pkType;
		pTable->pkMap1 = pkMap1;
		pTable->pkMap2 = pkMap2;
		pTable->pkMap3 = pkMap3;
		m_MonsterCardDataMap.insert(TMonsterCardTableDataMap::value_type(pkIndex, pTable));
		if (pTable->pkType == 0) m_iMonsterCardDataSoloMax++;
		if (pTable->pkType == 1) m_iMonsterCardDataPartyMax++;
	}

	if (m_MonsterCardDataMap.size() > 0)
		SetLoadMonsterCard(true);
	else
		SetLoadMonsterCard(false);
}

the result of attaching the process is this line: int pkGroup = std::stoi(kTokenVector[MONSTER_CARD_GROUP]);

Can someone help me? unfortunatly i do not understand anything about coding i just copy & paste & use my brain

@WeedHex @VegaS™ @Nirray

€dit: problem solved with the solution of vegas, thank you!!

April 13, 2020

13 hours ago, Denis said:

Take a look into setcell func or equipitem, there you can iterate through equip slots and count if the vnums you want are equiped

Hey Denis,

first of all thank you for answer, but there is no function called SetCell and in EquipItem i do not know howto remove the affect, if the condition isnt correct anymore.

edit:

i have done it now this way:

in setwear

April 12, 2020

Hey guys, i want to create a new Special bonus depending on which Equipment Part (checked by vnum) is equipped. So i tried this with the updatepacket function in Char.cpp but i hardcoded it a lot and i actually didnt knew how to do it correct.

For example if two of 3 Costume Hair/Weapon/Armor equipped then give a AddAffect Bonus and if 3 are equipped then increase one of the values or even add new bonus. this should be depending on vnum..

Can someone help me please ? I don’t even think the UpdatePacket function is the correct place to do this.

@VegaS™@Nirray

sorry Vegas for always quoting you but you always help

March 31, 2020

Wtf can i be a Moderator

March 24, 2020

1 hour ago, Tunga said:

object and function name should be different.

Thank you my friend, but i already solved it, and the system is done. thank you guys.

March 23, 2020

March 22, 2020

Hey guys, im trying to do my own System instead of using public stuff (:D)

i have a problem with setevent on a button, if i do this:

i get a error like this: LuckyBoxWindow.LoadDialog.BindObject - <type 'exceptions.AttributeError'>:'Button' object has no attribute 'im_func'

	def __Window(self):
		try:
			LoadPython = ui.PythonScriptLoader()
			LoadPython.LoadScriptFile(self, "UIScript/luckyboxwindow.py")
		except:
			import exception
			exception.Abort("LuckyBoxWindow.__LoadScript.LoadObject")
		try:
			GetObject = self.GetChild
			self.board = GetObject("board")
			self.titleBar = GetObject("LuckyBox_TitleBar")
			self.LuckyBox_Reward = GetObject("LuckyBox_Reward") #Zielitem Slot
			self.LuckyBox_Name = GetObject("LuckyBox_Name") #Ergänzung Slot
			self.RewardItemSlot = GetObject("RewardItemSlot") #Bonus hinzufügen Slot
			self.RetryButton = GetObject("RetryButton") # Fragezeichen - Systemerklärung
			self.RecvButton = GetObject("RecvButton") #Succestext
			self.Notice_Yang = self.GetChild("Notice_Yang")
			self.RecycleTitleName = self.GetChild("RecycleTitleName")
			self.NeedMoneySlot = self.GetChild("NeedMoneySlot")
			self.NeedMoney = self.GetChild("NeedMoney")
		except:
			import exception
			exception.Abort("LuckyBoxWindow.LoadDialog.BindObject")
		self.titleBar.SetCloseEvent(ui.__mem_func__(self.Close))
		self.NeedMoney.Hide()
		self.RewardItemSlot.SetOverInItemEvent(ui.__mem_func__(self.__OnOverInItem))
		self.RewardItemSlot.SetOverOutItemEvent(ui.__mem_func__(self.__OnOverOutItem))

		self.RetryButton.SetEvent(ui.__mem_func__(self.RetryButton))
		self.RecvButton.SetEvent(ui.__mem_func__(self.RecvButton))

		self.pos = int(pos)
		self.dwBoxVnum = int(itemVnum)
		self.current_trys = int(trys)
		self.start_gold = int(start_gold)
		self.reward_vnum = int(reward_vnum)

		self.tooltipItem = uiToolTip.ItemToolTip()
		self.tooltipItem.Hide()

@VegaS™ @Nirray @xP3NG3Rx

@Gurgarath

Please buddys, try to help me

March 19, 2020

32 minutes ago, Nirray said:

PythonItemModule.cpp


PyObject * itemGetItemNameByVnum(PyObject * poSelf, PyObject * poArgs)
{
	int iIndex;
	if (!PyTuple_GetInteger(poArgs, 0, &iIndex))
		return Py_BadArgument();

	if (!CItemManager::Instance().SelectItemData(iIndex))
	{
		TraceError("Cannot find item by %d", iIndex);
		return Py_BuildNone(); // or
		// CItemManager::Instance().SelectItemData(60001);
	}

	CItemData * pItemData = CItemManager::Instance().GetSelectedItemDataPointer();
	if (!pItemData)
		return Py_BuildException("no selected item data");

	return Py_BuildValue("s", pItemData->GetName());
}

and


{ "GetItemNameByVnum",					itemGetItemNameByVnum,						METH_VARARGS },

Now i have 3 people to quote if i need help (Nirray, Vegas, Penger)

Thank you guys (vegas,nirray)

March 19, 2020

@xP3NG3Rx

@VegasForPresident

@VegaS™

Hey guys, i really need a function to get the item name from vnum, can someone help me? Official added it here is how they call it: item.GetItemNameByVnum(changelookvnum)

February 20, 2020

Refine is thinking every equipment above +10 is +0 i think

February 20, 2020

If vegas would rewrite this i would trust using it

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