LOTF Bugs

@f0am
You didn't do shit on the braclet & backsword, I did it all for you over teamviewer. If anyone would like this 'bug' (actually, it's just a check tanel forgot to do, and some wrong calcs) , I will give you it.

Also, do you consider abusing stuffs as bugs, such as jump GW gate?

Anyhow, goodluck.

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Originally Posted by EmmeTheCoder @f0am You didn't do shit on the braclet & backsword, I did it all for you over teamviewer. If anyone would like this 'bug' (actually, it's just a check tanel forgot to do, and some wrong calcs) , I will give you it. Also, do you consider abusing stuffs as bugs, such as jump GW gate? Anyhow, goodluck.

w.e


@threadstarter if you need help like 1 on 1 PM me.

@andy how about the skill damages?

most of them arent coded yet in the original source.

[Bugs]
1. The source.


That's about it.

So what do you recommend then....

Not using the source?

So what do you recommend, coemu or binarys then.....

If you ask me, which I assume you wouldn't, using CoEmu is the best choice for learning. Binaries-- what the hell does that teach you ; LOTF-- A lot of bugs, used pointers, so pretty bad coding.

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Originally Posted by AmbiguousStatement If you ask me, which I assume you wouldn't, using CoEmu is the best choice for learning. Binaries-- what the hell does that teach you ; LOTF-- A lot of bugs, used pointers, so pretty bad coding.

Sometimes looking at the wrong teaches you the right.

oh snap
he went philosophical on your ass!

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Originally Posted by f0am Sometimes looking at the wrong teaches you the right.

Wouldn't it be better to look at the right, learning from it, then looking at the wrong, by fixing it with the knowledge you gained from looking at the right. That way you have way more knowledge. But I also agree with your quote.

Oh well, I might not be thinking right atm due to only having roughly about 12 hours of sleep during the past 3 days ; also I can't sleep for some reason :S. Oh well, I'm just righting down anything in my mind.

Going back on topic, I think you can either look at the wrong, eventually teaching you the right, or look at the right, fixing the wrong with ease.

I would write about 3 more paragraphs, about if you willing to take on a challenge, etc., but I feel like I should have shut up now.

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Originally Posted by AmbiguousStatement Wouldn't it be better to look at the right, learning from it, then looking at the wrong, by fixing it with the knowledge you gained from looking at the right. That way you have way more knowledge. But I also agree with your quote. Oh well, I might not be thinking right atm due to only having roughly about 12 hours of sleep during the past 3 days ; also I can't sleep for some reason :S. Oh well, I'm just righting down anything in my mind. Going back on topic, I think you can either look at the wrong, eventually teaching you the right, or look at the right, fixing the wrong with ease. I would write about 3 more paragraphs, about if you willing to take on a challenge, etc., but I feel like I should have shut up now.

xD

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Originally Posted by raidenx123 So what do you recommend, coemu or binarys then.....

I havent really looked at hybrids source but, with it being hybrid i can guarantee thats the best thing to start with.

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Originally Posted by © Haydz I havent really looked at hybrids source but, with it being hybrid i can guarantee thats the best thing to start with.

Well, there's a serveral reasons for someone who WANTS to learn not to use his released source:

a) The sockets aint public, they are in a dll, therefore the user wouldn't learn how to use sockets.

b) The database is INI files, which is not good to use, alot of more work than with SQL databases (Still won't understand how Hybrid is assed to do it INI)

So, the sockets & database are not a good start in the source, therefore _I_ wouldn't recommend it.

MySQL is actually harder to use code-wise.(Or any SQL really that I've used, which is MySQL/MSSQL and I've read code using PostgreSQL [ehhhhh])
You've obviously never handled a database alone so I can't really blame you there.