Code dump

Content and general development discussion, including quest scripts and server code. TMW Classic is a project comprising the Legacy tmwAthena server & the designated improved engine server based on evolHercules.


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GARRETTtheGREAT
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Code dump

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For a while, I tinkered with the idea of re-writing the TMWA servers from scratch, while still keeping fully compatibility with the existing servers' protocols.

Essentially, I didn't get anywhere with it and I don't think I'll be continuing the project any time soon, but I'm providing the little that I came up with here in hopes that some part of it may be useful.

Here's the login for my SVN server:

http://svn.aliantha.net/tmwa/
User: tmw
Pass: tmw
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I thought about that approach, but I decided against it because the complex inter-server communications are already fragile enough.
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Every software project looks trivial, as long as you don't look too closely at all the countless little details, doesn't it? :alt-6:
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Re: Code dump

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Crush wrote:Every software project looks trivial, as long as you don't look too closely at all the countless little details, doesn't it? :alt-6:
You sir, are in the presence of a master of overestimating the triviality of a project. Which is probably why I don't have time to work on this much right now :P

I'm the type of programmer that picks every little detail apart and doesn't stop until the entire program unravels into a pile of /** @TODO: implement this */
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