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DDoS Protections (GAME + WEBSITE)
Provides great services, the best in firewall programming, want to have your server fully protected this is the right guy! -
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fix Level Update Fix [REVERSED]
We need new reaction smile specially for Mali topics, something like *CUMPERMANENTI think you are one of the best m2 designers, lets do it=) -
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[Dumb question] what player_index pids (pid1, pid2, pid3, pid4, pid5) are actually for? 🥶
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[Dumb question] what player_index pids (pid1, pid2, pid3, pid4, pid5) are actually for? 🥶
They are exactly it, the player ids of that account.- 1
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[Dumb question] what player_index pids (pid1, pid2, pid3, pid4, pid5) are actually for? 🥶
At this point I'm afraid to ask, but here I go. PLAYER_INDEX DATABASE ID stands for the id of the account and this is clear to me EMPIRE stands for the kingdom of the account clearly with shinsoo = 1, jinno = 3 etc What about those pids? They are almost probably associated to each player character per account, but still I don't really get what the values refer to, all information I looked for seemed confusing and non exaustive; If someone could point me to something I'll be glad to get deeper into the undestanding of this Keep up the good work, cheers Macro -
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Atlas/minimap not working.
Hi, im try recreate C1 / A1 and B1 map like ice(snow) / fire / desert maps, but when i recreate this map and i save atlas/minimap i got only old map. Just like this.
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I have this error in sysser and server freezes
SYSERR: May 30 22:03:08 :: buffer_read_proceed: buffer_proceed: length argument bigger than buffer (length: 1, buffer: 0)
SYSERR: May 30 22:03:20 :: buffer_read_proceed: buffer_proceed: length argument bigger than buffer (length: 1, buffer: 0)
SYSERR: May 30 22:06:22 :: buffer_read_proceed: buffer_proceed: length argument bigger than buffer (length: 1, buffer: 0)
SYSERR: May 30 22:07:16 :: buffer_read_proceed: buffer_proceed: length argument bigger than buffer (length: 1, buffer: 0)
SYSERR: May 30 22:07:16 :: buffer_read_proceed: buffer_proceed: length argument bigger than buffer (length: 1, buffer: 0)
SYSERR: May 30 22:07:47 :: buffer_read_proceed: buffer_proceed: length argument bigger than buffer (length: 1, buffer: 0)
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