NFS World - Offline Server

06/27/2015 21:17 berkay2578#106
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Originally Posted by Punnish3r View Post
I don't understand . Should I rename it ? or ?
rightclick -> properties. Readme says this already.
06/27/2015 21:26 Punnish3r#107
Idk man , Proprieties ... "D:\Games\Need For Speed World\Data\nfsw.exe" . So I tried to write that after nfs.exe ... after nfs.exe"
06/27/2015 21:41 bfx91#108
You have to create a shortcut to nfsw.exe. Edit the shortcut commandline.
06/27/2015 21:46 Punnish3r#109
From proprieties or where ? I'm not so good with this things :(
06/27/2015 21:52 bfx91#110
Right click on NFSW.exe -> create shortcut
Right click on the new shortcut -> Properties
Goto Destination textbox and paste the given line behind the path

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"US" [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] aaaaaaaa-aaaa-aaaa-aaaa-aaaaaaaaaaaa 11111111
before you apply check if there is a whitespace between this and the path to nfsw.exe
06/27/2015 22:08 Hypercycle#111
Try to restart game multiple times, it can help
06/27/2015 22:19 Supremo7#112
I can't install mitmdump. When I paste this into powershell:

Code:
"[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path","$env:Path;C:\Python27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\","User")"
I get this:

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What am I doing wrong?
06/27/2015 22:23 ablahabal#113
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Originally Posted by berkay2578 View Post
Code:
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install netlib=0.11
pip install mitmproxy

That didn't do the trick either, but eventually got it working anyway. Had to download netlib from github and install that, then uninstall/reinstall every other dependency one by one with pip and now it works fine.
06/27/2015 22:32 bfx91#114
Quote:
Originally Posted by Supremo7 View Post
I can't install mitmdump. When I paste this into powershell:

Code:
"[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path","$env:Path;C:\Python27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\","User")"
I get this:

[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

What am I doing wrong?
Try to search Powershell, open it manually as Admin, if you have a 64bit architecture open Windows Powershell x64. Retry the command, it should work.
06/27/2015 22:42 mortiisdei#115
Quote:
Originally Posted by Supremo7 View Post
I can't install mitmdump. When I paste this into powershell:

Code:
"[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path","$env:Path;C:\Python27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\","User")"
I get this:

[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

What am I doing wrong?
You should paste command without quotes. Like this==> [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path","$env:Path;C:\Pyth on27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\","User")
06/27/2015 22:50 Supremo7#116
Quote:
Originally Posted by mortiisdei View Post
You should paste command without quotes. Like this==> [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path","$env:Path;C:\Pyth on27\;C:\Python27\Scripts\","User")
This seemed to do the trick, but when I tried to install mitmproxy again, I got several errors, far too many to screenshot. Did I leave something out?
06/27/2015 22:57 mortiisdei#117
Supremo7: Ofc you have installed java and python? If not this should work. If yes then without error screens not much help you can get
06/27/2015 23:01 Supremo7#118
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This is what I got. The first line went well, the above happened after I tried the "pip install mitmproxy" thing.

PS: Java and Python are already installed.
06/27/2015 23:19 berkay2578#119
NEW VERSION UP. YOU CAN USE YOUR PERSONAS NOW! REDOWNLOAD AND RE-READ README.TXT
Changelog
Release 28.06.2015 00:14GMT+2
  • Added ServerEditor.
  • Server edited to work with ServerEditor.
  • Powerups edited to 110.
  • Added special effects.(Christmas etc. Use ServerEditor to change.)
  • Minor bug fixes.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Supremo7 View Post
This is what I got. The first line went well, the above happened after I tried the "pip install mitmproxy" thing.

PS: Java and Python are already installed.
Your setup is corrupt, delete & reinstall python2.7
06/27/2015 23:20 tuaprimadd#120
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Originally Posted by Supremo7 View Post
This is what I got. The first line went well, the above happened after I tried the "pip install mitmproxy" thing.

PS: Java and Python are already installed.
Same thing here.
Got the v1.0 working, can't with the 1.1.