So you know there is a sticky for volunteering/looking for volunteers as well as a large amount of information posted on creating your own sources/learning coding.Quote:
Thanks for your reply dude.
I voted and replied without read all posts.
Im so sorry for that.
I agree with ppl who say that lot off ppl are just leechers and I agree with who say to you dont release your own work.
I learned something with pringle at other forum and I saw how ppl just want to get your knowledge to fell proud for their server without work.
Im 30 years network windows and linux administrator and I really would like to LEARN how to code a server.
Since sniffering the packets till get it full working.
I want to do more then puttin some basic C# lines (switch, if, else etc) to make the NPCs or to make an autoinvetory cps.
I learned a bit of ASSEMBLY windows/linux (X86), something at C and C++ windows/linux using flatfile without crypt at University. I have good knowledge at VB and Delphi using Firebird/Postgresql/Mysql/Oracle and Clipper+DBF (DOS) by leaning by my own.
If someone have a team/project that I can be a member I would be really glad to learn with you.
If anyone could teache me, for sure.
I'd suggest spending a few months to learn C# (or C++) from the ground up. Then work on smaller projects and work your way up to creating your own source.
It's a great journey but you really can't just set your goal as being "Lets make an awesome one of a kind source right NOW!" even if you know what you're doing, to get anything worth while will take hundreds of hours of coding.