[Development]5071 C# Source

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08/06/2010 21:19 chickmagnet#16
doesnt 5071 have talis?
08/06/2010 21:42 CptSky#17
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Originally Posted by chickmagnet View Post
doesnt 5071 have talis?
No, 5072.
08/07/2010 01:13 Arcо#18
5071 is the patch before talismans, the reason I chose 5071(thanks to cptsky) is because it has the new composition system. But no talismans.
08/29/2010 02:42 theloz#19
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5071 is the patch before talismans, the reason I chose 5071(thanks to cptsky) is because it has the new composition system. But no talismans.
You mean the progress one?
08/29/2010 03:06 pro4never#20
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You mean the progress one?
Yarr there are only really the two systems. One w/ progress and one that is either all or nothing.

New one is infinitely better imo.
08/29/2010 07:23 Arcо#21
Whoo thanks for the bump :p
Haha this project is still alive and well just so everyone knows.
08/29/2010 13:54 dowhatuwant#22
Cant wait to see the final result :)
09/09/2010 01:16 Arcо#23
Current object goal:
Switching the entire database to MySql

So far got loading character through mysql.

Credits to immune's MySql system.
Its sexy.
09/09/2010 14:28 Basser#24
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Originally Posted by .Arco View Post
Current object goal:
Switching the entire database to MySql

So far got loading character through mysql.

Credits to immune's MySql system.
Its sexy.
Why would you choose MySql?
09/09/2010 20:47 -Fáng-#25
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Why would you choose MySql?
With MySQL, you can make system that saves the character's information with every action it makes. It's more efficient than if you tried to do it with a flat database. It's what my server uses too.
09/09/2010 21:39 Korvacs#26
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With MySQL, you can make system that saves the character's information with every action it makes. It's more efficient than if you tried to do it with a flat database. It's what my server uses too.
Think he meant, why not MsSql, and performing an update whenever something changes is nothing new, personally ive been using a system like that for years.
09/09/2010 22:26 Arcо#27
I've never heard of MsSql before, what's that? o.O
09/09/2010 22:28 Korvacs#28
Microsoft Sql?
09/09/2010 22:30 Arcо#29
Hmm,care to elaborate on that?
Is it more efficient than MySql.
What're the Pro's and Con's?
09/09/2010 23:07 Korvacs#30
MsSQL has intergration with visual studio to start off with, and it just generally has better performance.
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