i suggest to try and modify that npc than deleting ;p ppl can learn something from this i think;p but what part exacly causing the errors can any1 show here all script or line so we can release fix for it :PQuote:
Ok if people are having a problem with the NPCDialog.cs then firstly if I am not mistaken there is probably a CSocket in there somewhere so all you need to do is find it (this has been said before!) and delete that NPC from the source. The reason is simple this source does not use CSocket and it WILL screw the source up!
If it was not explained on this site then it was explained on the other site so forgive me if it was not this site that it was stated on. Basically it is down to ONE NPC that is most probably the reason why you get the errors because if I am not mistaken I had the same problem to begin with and deleted the CSocket NPC.
Do not just delete things though because you are looking for one specific thing in the NPCDialog.cs and you are looking for CSocket and nothing else and if you find CSocket in the NPCDialog.cs (I forget which NPC it actually is) then delete that NPC completely.
C:\ is a computer directory most likely accessed via My Computer.Quote:
I don't know how to place it in the C:\ drive.
Do i need to set up an SQL DB? If so can someone please help?
Im tired and am confused easily right now.
Lol thank you I have been feeling so stupid lately and I couldn't figure out how to run the program... I didn't download the client.Quote:
C:\ is a computer directory most likely accessed via My Computer.
No Sql database is required for this as it is a flatfile (.ini/.dat text files used to store data).
If your hard drive partitions is NOT named C:\ then chances are you will need to change things in your source to reflect the proper location (as I can't possibly imagine a source not having such a basic thing customizable... then again this IS lotf...)
Good luck.