[Guide] Coding for CoEmu/Cofuture

Add: Arrays with multiple indexes (t[,])
Stacks
Thread safety of generic (or non generic) collections
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"Writing your own commands and Database voids."

Before you teach others, first learn how to teach.

To support my statement: You should obviously learn the correct terms.

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Originally Posted by Basser "Writing your own commands and Database voids." Before you teach others, first learn how to teach. To support my statement: You should obviously learn the correct terms.

Wrote that many, many months ago. Thanks for the correction. I'll update some terms and give credit.

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Updated some of it but no time atm to re-write it all. But yes, I'm well aware they are methods/functions, argument and such. This was written with very little understanding of coding and I've advanced significantly since then. Also these are only supposed to be a breakdown of various tools that C# has to offer so you know at least partially what they do and how you may be able to apply them to conquer servers vs the usual googling of them and finding some dry, generic explanation that many (including myself when I started) had a hard time relating to pserver coding.

keep it up pro

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Originally Posted by pro4never Wrote that many, many months ago. Thanks for the correction. I'll update some terms and give credit. <edit> Updated some of it but no time atm to re-write it all. But yes, I'm well aware they are methods/functions, argument and such. This was written with very little understanding of coding and I've advanced significantly since then. Also these are only supposed to be a breakdown of various tools that C# has to offer so you know at least partially what they do and how you may be able to apply them to conquer servers vs the usual googling of them and finding some dry, generic explanation that many (including myself when I started) had a hard time relating to pserver coding.

Actually, the I code pserver related things, because it is one of the best projects to add all kind of different techniques to, you can see if you understand it, learn how to adapt it to different kind of projects, and still create something you find interesting.

Very Helpful, thank you. As a beginner in C# and in private server coding, this will help me out a bunch.

Old thread, but still found something useful and helpful from here, so thanks for that. :)