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Originally Posted by _DreadNought_ No you must insert the quantum hyperdrive cpu into your dogs boat and then install a nano-hyper 512MB ram stick in and then clock it with a dark-matter monkey which will produce a fast dog boat which you can ram into the PSU with a plasma Cookie.  Spoiler Plasma cookie... gold.

Oh shit, I see what you mean there. Unfortunately, I do not have enough CPU RAM USB INTEL CATDOGGOOSEMOOSEALPACA memory to upgrade to a nano-hyper 512MB ram stick. So, I was researching online and found out that if I simply rename my System32 to System64, it automatically overclocks my dog speed and gives me an extra 400 MHZ on my processor speed. What I didn't realize was that if I wrote dog.WriteLine="moomoomoowoofquack"; on my desktop, it automatically codes the narwahl to bacon at exactly midnight. I went on eBay to look for a dark-matter monkey and found a LOT of them (some of them with aftermarket intercoolers and Marlboro Newport flux-capacitors) for relatively cheap prices. So, by using my StealFriend account, I ordered one and the SECOND I clicked "Pay The Douchebag", Satan himself showed up at my front door and delivered the dark-matter monkey! He then told me that if I signed my soul over to the TQ Gods, I could run the greatest private server ever, on par with Qonquer!

dark-matter monkey will be your choice because it may make bird to be the word

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Originally Posted by Danial Eugen dark-matter monkey will be your choice because it may make bird to be the word

Oh.. Okay, I should have known. Are you going to be on Skype tonight? I MAY OR MAY NOT have messed something up trying to remove some of the events... heh..

This thread is fantastic and I approve!

As for OP. I'd suggest looking at Albetros and here's my reasoning...

-Setup is well documented and all links work
-Once setup it's 'playable' and works quite well. There's plenty to do yourself if you want to work on some coding but it's also not a base source where nothing works.
-I still troll the forums randomly so if you have legitimate questions then I'm willing to answer them (assuming you read the damn thread a bit and put some small amount of effort in then I'm more than willing to help you :D)


Best of luck!

lolwtfcbftodothisanymorebbq.

Find impulse's base source guide, that's working with links.

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Originally Posted by Matthias5594 Oh.. Okay, I should have known. Are you going to be on Skype tonight? I MAY OR MAY NOT have messed something up trying to remove some of the events... heh..

Sorry man i will not be online today because i am very busy at work... btw as i told you try things out so you can learn

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Originally Posted by _DreadNought_ lolwtfcbftodothisanymorebbq. Find impulse's base source guide, that's working with links.

I'm all over hybrid and impulse's bottoms but I don't feel they are a very good choice for someone just starting out...

Base sources require you to either know a lot of programming already or be willing to dive right in for anything useful to come of it (hybrid/impulse base sources prime examples)

'full' sources don't require you to do ANY work outside of setup and in almost every example I can think of are so full of bugs that you'll just drive yourself nuts (ncos, lotf, elitecoemu)


Only exceptions I can think of are Hybrids 2nd source and Albetros (for different reasons)

Hybrids because it's a FANTASTIC example to read through and is very complete and sexy but the drawback is that it uses more advanced programming concepts (new coder reading through it... good luck editing much) and there's very little left for you to do to learn from.

Albetros because it's a reasonably complete example with a mix of basic coding styles (mine) to slightly more advanced ones (dev's) and plenty left to do yourself.


Maybe I'm just biased but that's my opinion xD

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Originally Posted by pro4never I'm all over hybrid and impulse's bottoms but I don't feel they are a very good choice for someone just starting out... Base sources require you to either know a lot of programming already or be willing to dive right in for anything useful to come of it (hybrid/impulse base sources prime examples) 'full' sources don't require you to do ANY work outside of setup and in almost every example I can think of are so full of bugs that you'll just drive yourself nuts (ncos, lotf, elitecoemu) Only exceptions I can think of are Hybrids 2nd source and Albetros (for different reasons) Hybrids because it's a FANTASTIC example to read through and is very complete and sexy but the drawback is that it uses more advanced programming concepts (new coder reading through it... good luck editing much) and there's very little left for you to do to learn from. Albetros because it's a reasonably complete example with a mix of basic coding styles (mine) to slightly more advanced ones (dev's) and plenty left to do yourself. Maybe I'm just biased but that's my opinion xD

The OP is working on Albetros now i have suggested it for him in the first place because of the same reasons you just said
+1

But there is something i just wanted to try with Albetros but i have no time for now, so did you tried to replace the DH Key Exchange class with another one, i think this will end the first time DC problem because the screen might not freeze during the first loading

I fucked up trying to remove the events (TDM, CTF, etc.) and then it freakin' tripped balls on me so I had to do a System Restore because it didn't occur to me to just replace the Albetros.Game folder with the one that I downloaded in the .zip.. pro4never, is there any way you can TV me so you can see my problem? Or should I just post screenshots?

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Originally Posted by Matthias5594 I fucked up trying to remove the events (TDM, CTF, etc.) and then it freakin' tripped balls on me so I had to do a System Restore because it didn't occur to me to just replace the Albetros.Game folder with the one that I downloaded in the .zip.. pro4never, is there any way you can TV me so you can see my problem? Or should I just post screenshots?

System restore !!! WTH why not just re extract files, i wonder why are you doing the most strange solutions ever...

You can easily re extract the files, Run The ConfigurationCreator.exe and reconfig the source with your hamachi ip, db name, db password...

[NOTE] leave db username = root

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Originally Posted by Danial Eugen System restore !!! WTH why not just re extract files, you are doing the most strange solutions ever Mat. You can easily re extract the files, Run The ConfigurationCreator.exe and reconfig the source with your hamachi ip, db name, db password... [NOTE] leave db username = root

I HAVE done that though! Whenever I run the Game.exe, it crashes (not responding). I'll post screenshots.

IDK What really you done it was working perfectly yesterday, But btw it seems a SQL error... i may have a look when i get free

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Originally Posted by Danial Eugen IDK What really you done it was working perfectly yesterday, But btw it seems a SQL error... i may have a look when i get free

Okay. I'll be on Skype. Don't go out of your way, though. You've already helped me immensely.

You haven't set it up right, read the instructions again, It's an NHibernate database problem.

Something about unable to create connection, It's hard to see such a small pic on such a small laptop when everything is blurey.

As mentioned the error is referencing the NHibernate db configuration.

Instead of using just one folder from the original download, I suggest re-extracting the full source and configuring it again. I'd get used to doing that when you're just starting out :D I can't even begin to count the number of times I've screwed up a source and it's usually easier to just start with the last stable version (thus, backup sources whenever you reach a new milestone so you have a save point!)

Question

1: Are you still able to connect to sql manually? (open navicat and the database you created is still there?)

2: Re-extract the full source to a fresh folder, run configuration so you have a fresh start.

3: Have you tried opening the project itself and debugging? I virtually never just run the exe files. Changes are only updated when you debug so it's generally a good practice to get into especially due to it giving you plenty more information inside visual studio when something goes wrong (although the current issue it won't help with as nhibernate is already giving you what it considers a reasonable error report... which is virtually imposible to read through! lol