Guyz I have Setuped The Old SOurce HellMouth ... And it have no Monesters ... So if some one tell me what to do to setp the new one Please Guyz ? I would Pay My life for WHo Help Me :P
HellMouth-Cannot Setup v2 to see Monesters
04/23/2011 11:06
kiko8koki#1
04/23/2011 12:24
pro4never#2
Read the faq thread. You have to do it yourself.
04/23/2011 15:29
kiko8koki#3
OMG I didnot Understand Any thing from Adding Monesters ... SHIT SHIT MAn Help ME llOll
04/23/2011 18:12
Korvacs#4
If you dont understand then you need to learn.
04/23/2011 21:25
Secured#5
Adding monsters is pretty simple.
Make an IEntity interface and control the simple entityfields there. You can use for players, npcs, mobs etc.
Next thing is you make a mobclass and you implent the interface there.
Then you read the mobs from your database with spawns etc.
You could be using MSSQL or MySQL, then just get the right table.
It could be 'MobSpawns', then load all the mobs. Load them from ID and not by name, because an integer is getting read a way faster than a string.
Now compare the ID from the load to the ID from your MobInfos (Make a new table for that). If the ID is matching, then you loads a new instance of a mob.
Ex.
You will need to send the spawn packets after you have loaded the mobs.
From reading my own post, then I know I forgot some things, but this should give you some basic informations on it.
Make an IEntity interface and control the simple entityfields there. You can use for players, npcs, mobs etc.
Next thing is you make a mobclass and you implent the interface there.
Then you read the mobs from your database with spawns etc.
You could be using MSSQL or MySQL, then just get the right table.
It could be 'MobSpawns', then load all the mobs. Load them from ID and not by name, because an integer is getting read a way faster than a string.
Now compare the ID from the load to the ID from your MobInfos (Make a new table for that). If the ID is matching, then you loads a new instance of a mob.
Ex.
Code:
Mob mob = new Mob();
From reading my own post, then I know I forgot some things, but this should give you some basic informations on it.
04/23/2011 23:54
pro4never#6
@ secured. Everything is already done for them to simply spawn using my source.. they just need to correct the mobspawn claass so it generates members correctly... and i posted the proper working code in the faq thread.
But yes, your theory approach is essentially correct. Problem here is this member simply isn't willing to put a few minutes of effort into working out the problem and just want to download and run something working.
I've stopped posting all that info for ppl cause i've gone over the ENTIRE sequence you'd need to go through to spawn and then control monsters... and since then even posted fully working codes. People are simply too lazy to follow that advice though.
But yes, your theory approach is essentially correct. Problem here is this member simply isn't willing to put a few minutes of effort into working out the problem and just want to download and run something working.
I've stopped posting all that info for ppl cause i've gone over the ENTIRE sequence you'd need to go through to spawn and then control monsters... and since then even posted fully working codes. People are simply too lazy to follow that advice though.
04/24/2011 01:03
kiko8koki#7
Iam Not LAZZZZY .... Just i Dont know how to open a .cs File And dont know if it needs Visual basic where i get it
04/24/2011 01:16
Secured#8
Go to google. Search Visual Srudio C#. Download and install it. Read some tutorials.Quote:
Iam Not LAZZZZY .... Just i Dont know how to open a .cs File And dont know if it needs Visual basic where i get it
04/24/2011 04:24
pro4never#9
The fact you don't know what a .cs file proves to me you should NOT be trying to run a private server just yet.Quote:
Read at least a book or two on C#, practice some coding and THEN come back to it. You will save yourself a lot of time and annoyance.
If you look at some of my links in my sig I posted C# for dummies e-book and a few other e-books a while back. They are a nice starting point.