Nice Diagram, Although u need MySql Administrator, and its quite simple when u use MySql Administrator you login to the mysql server then click restore and locate the file.
Release: Cofuture Reloaded Source
10/04/2008 05:38
leavemealone#106
10/04/2008 12:44
Kiyono#107
Ok
I need to learn C#
Would watching the Videos that Infamous made be a good start ?
I need to learn C#
Would watching the Videos that Infamous made be a good start ?
10/04/2008 18:16
taguro#108
Yes, that and actually sitting down and studying the code in the server. Try to figure out what does what. Also, search for threads by me, you'll find a very nice post that features guides, tutorials, and videos teaching c#.Quote:
Ok
I need to learn C#
Would watching the Videos that Infamous made be a good start ?
10/05/2008 06:40
kenchiz2212#109
it dont have a database in it just has note pad sql file is that the data base? how u get the phpmyadmin account thing i forgot mine
10/06/2008 21:35
Kiyono#110
I don't like Microsoft tuts (idk why) but i just started some e-book called Teach yourself C# in 21 days or something close to thatQuote:
10/07/2008 02:34
Albey#111
To change the code, do i need to recompile it? or just edit the .cs file and rerun the .exe?
10/07/2008 02:50
tao4229#112
You need to recompile it. The .exe is all the .cs files meshed together in .NET(Which at runtime converts to machine code, which the processor[Or micro-processor, whatever that damn thing is that runs your computer >_>] reads)
10/11/2008 21:55
The_Real_Slim_Shady#113
how can i add commands in it in command.cs ? i try but it dont works
10/13/2008 02:01
taguro#114
You dont add commands to the command.cs, you add it to the client.cs file. Open the client.cs file and lookup:
Hope this helps.
Code:
/level
10/13/2008 19:15
The_Real_Slim_Shady#115
i cant find /level in client.cs manQuote:
You dont add commands to the command.cs, you add it to the client.cs file. Open the client.cs file and lookup:
Code:
/level
Hope this helps.
10/13/2008 21:10
taguro#116
Scroll down close to the bottom of client.cs and you should find the command scripts.Quote:
10/14/2008 22:53
The_Real_Slim_Shady#117
well it s not fucking there client.cs is not that big u know it s fucking 3 KBQuote:
Scroll down close to the bottom of client.cs and you should find the command scripts.
i think its njot in client.cs but in commands.cs can u check it out again there are some commands there but they dont work
10/15/2008 10:24
Conan101#118
hey i got a question will this source work on a vista computer?
10/15/2008 11:12
keving15#119
Omg dont ask stupid question just try it outQuote:
10/16/2008 02:28
taguro#120
Umm, take a chill pill dude. The commands are in the client.cs. If they are not in your source, then learn to code em yourself and put em in.Quote:
i think its njot in client.cs but in commands.cs can u check it out again there are some commands there but they dont work
Yes.Quote: