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Exp bonus
Good afternoon guys, I have a question, how do I put those 30-day exp, gold bonuses that are fixed in the top right corner? Like I would like to put a package in place for people to buy and activate these bonuses for 30 days. -
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GR2/DDS encryption
If any client is able to load your "encrypted" files then granny preprocessor would also load them and that means you can reexport those models without whatever encryption you're adding to those files. -
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Anticheat system
Hello, my and my team plan to buy OWSAP serverfiles next month, but I want to ask how much it costs for a good anticheating system and his implementation in this server? Thank you! -
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Hallo Mt2DEV PLS HELP
when killed, the system shuts itself down and you have to reactivate the cloak can you help me please VIDEO: -
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Increase max Yang full
Hi! In my opinion i added everything correctly, but i have some issues. When i add yang in game to myself or i change the character level with gm codes or i move somewhere else, the server doesn't keep these datas and im in always the same position with same yang and the same level. I can use the added yangs (to buy something from npc) but after a server restart it doesn't keep it(yang/lvl/position). I read the upper solution, maybe i have the same problem, but any idea where can be the mistake? Do you have any suggestion? -
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LUA Questions
If I'm not mistaken, in the qc.cc after searching `// make when argument` i should replace what's below with ostringstream os; while (lexstate.lookahead.token == '.') { next(&lexstate); os << '.'; next(&lexstate); t = lexstate.t; if (t.token == TK_NAME) { os << getstr(t.seminfo.ts); // Append the function name if (lexstate.lookahead.token == '(') { os << '('; // Append the opening parenthesis lookahead(&lexstate); // Parse function arguments while (lexstate.lookahead.token != ')') { os << lexstate.t; lookahead(&lexstate); } os << ')'; // Append the closing parenthesis lookahead(&lexstate); } } else { os << t; } lookahead(&lexstate); } current_when_argument += os.str(); I'm going to test it out, and come back, but if somebody knows, you could let me know. Thanks.
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