How test with eAthena ?
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- strikerbcb
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How test with eAthena ?
Please, how a test TMW with the eAthena, files changed, modifications, etc ...
If someone have this, or maybe know how i make this, please HELP-ME!!!!!
And ... I can Help in many things ... photoshop images, logos, sprites, npcs, etc ...
bye
If someone have this, or maybe know how i make this, please HELP-ME!!!!!
And ... I can Help in many things ... photoshop images, logos, sprites, npcs, etc ...
bye
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Hello
I am new to these board. I saw your post from the eathena boards and I used to do a lot of work around on spriting, scripts, NPC, map making, and textures. I kinda got tired of working with 3d enviroments because they just take up way too much memory and playing old games online is pretty fun. I was hoping to learn more about this "The Mana World" game like spriting, NPC, Scipts, and texture working just like I did with eathena. I just need a basic guide on how to setup the serverside of things and how to setup client for distribution to players.
I am new to these board. I saw your post from the eathena boards and I used to do a lot of work around on spriting, scripts, NPC, map making, and textures. I kinda got tired of working with 3d enviroments because they just take up way too much memory and playing old games online is pretty fun. I was hoping to learn more about this "The Mana World" game like spriting, NPC, Scipts, and texture working just like I did with eathena. I just need a basic guide on how to setup the serverside of things and how to setup client for distribution to players.
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So you know this isnt set up for everyone to run their own server for the game. Its the development of the game and main server. Sure you can have the server files to work on stuff and all but the intent isnt for everyone to run their own servers like ragnarok or whatever. Dont take away from the main server. Just letting you know.Jormungand wrote:Hello
I am new to these board. I saw your post from the eathena boards and I used to do a lot of work around on spriting, scripts, NPC, map making, and textures. I kinda got tired of working with 3d enviroments because they just take up way too much memory and playing old games online is pretty fun. I was hoping to learn more about this "The Mana World" game like spriting, NPC, Scipts, and texture working just like I did with eathena. I just need a basic guide on how to setup the serverside of things and how to setup client for distribution to players.
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I can deal with that. I just like to experiment with files and change things from the original and see how people like the change. Some changes are good and others are bad. I just think this themanaworld is a great idea and I would like to contribute some of my ideas to the game that the developers woulnt let me do.
Eg: Change sprites, make new NPC's, change music, make new monsters, and so on.
Reason I wanted to get the server files was to play single player on my computer and test what I would like to see w/o ruining the main server on just testing my new ideas.
(Sorry if I repeated myself)
Eg: Change sprites, make new NPC's, change music, make new monsters, and so on.
Reason I wanted to get the server files was to play single player on my computer and test what I would like to see w/o ruining the main server on just testing my new ideas.
(Sorry if I repeated myself)
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Actually people are free to do as they wish. At the moment though they'll have to understand that the data distributed with the client is still very closely connected to our particular server, and there aren't so many players so the few that currently play will have a higher chance of meeting when there's only one server.HaLLanHype wrote:So you know this isnt set up for everyone to run their own server for the game. Its the development of the game and main server. Sure you can have the server files to work on stuff and all but the intent isnt for everyone to run their own servers like ragnarok or whatever. Dont take away from the main server. Just letting you know.
As we develop our client and server further though, I think we should actually encourage people that like to set up their own server and develop content for it. Not everybody has the same taste and it would be interesting to see what other worlds or variations people can come up with.
Perhaps we could also have inter-server portals in the final version, so players can jump from server to server and make a truly endless world.
The Mana World System Coordinator.
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So what does the systems coordinator actually do? My job is to take your ideas for TMW and build them into working aspects of gameplay that can be implemented by the artists and programmers. If there's anything you think we can do better or differently, let me know.
View the Systems
So what does the systems coordinator actually do? My job is to take your ideas for TMW and build them into working aspects of gameplay that can be implemented by the artists and programmers. If there's anything you think we can do better or differently, let me know.
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Ya. I have some fantastic ideas to implement. I just need my computer back to do all these cool things. I currently have the computer getting the OS reinstalled due to Windows 64 bit beta having soooo many bugs. There is no difference between 64 and Home. Except 64 bit has more bugs. I dont know if anyone mentioned this but check out http://www.xrpg.net and you can get some good ideas for editing. Hope to help when I get my comp back. I'm using school computers and I cant istall anything w/o it being in .rar.Bjørn wrote:Actually people are free to do as they wish. At the moment though they'll have to understand that the data distributed with the client is still very closely connected to our particular server, and there aren't so many players so the few that currently play will have a higher chance of meeting when there's only one server.HaLLanHype wrote:So you know this isnt set up for everyone to run their own server for the game. Its the development of the game and main server. Sure you can have the server files to work on stuff and all but the intent isnt for everyone to run their own servers like ragnarok or whatever. Dont take away from the main server. Just letting you know.
As we develop our client and server further though, I think we should actually encourage people that like to set up their own server and develop content for it. Not everybody has the same taste and it would be interesting to see what other worlds or variations people can come up with.