I don't know.Quote:
Account creation seems okay because I can log in to create a character, however I try to create character but it doesn't actually create it? It continues on but the bar gets like a quarter of the way and just stays there.
What am I missing?
[Configuration] IP=My external IP ports are open GamePort=9999 AuthPort=9958 ServerName=Anarchy SourceOwner=HaMdY Forum=HaMdY-Co [MySql] Host=localhost Username=root Password=MyPassword Database=cq [SourceAccount] IP=my external IP although not sure what this part is for? ;192.168.1.100 ;unknownpassword
[Loader] IPAddress=My external IP LoginPort=9958 GamePort=9999 Website=http://www.mysite.com/ Force=TRUE
Hmm... I don't think there's a communication breakdown on my end. If there's any miscommunication, it's probably misinterpretation on your end due to an ignorance of Conquer Online's server model. If you knew anything about how clients log into your server, you would have known what I was talking about almost immediately. Also, the reason why you can't use ConquerLoader 5.2 is because you require a special hook to detour the password cipher used in the newer clients.Quote:
No, trust me. You misunderstand me, and I don't think I can make myself much clearer than I already am. Is there an actual developer from your server team that I can talk to? Someone who understands how to program a Conquer Online server?Quote:
So... you're saying you're a Conquer Online server programmer... and you don't know how your players even log into your server? You should definitely feel insulted because that's embarrassing. Fix that - read your source code. We can't help people who can't help themselves.Quote:
public static bool CreateEntity(Network.GamePackets.EnitityCreate eC, Client.GameClient client, ref string message)
{
if (eC.Name.Length > 16)
eC.Name = eC.Name.Substring(0, 16);
if (eC.Name == "")
return false;
if (InvalidCharacters(eC.Name))
{
message = "Invalid characters inside the name.";
return false;
}
using (var rdr = new MySqlReader(new MySqlCommand(MySqlCommandType.SELECT).Select("entities").Where("name", eC.Name)))
{
if (rdr.Read())
{
message = "The chosen name is already in use.";
return false;
}
}
client.Entity = new Game.Entity(Game.EntityFlag.Player, false);
client.Entity.Name = eC.Name;
DataHolder.GetStats(eC.Class, 1, client);
client.CalculateStatBonus();
client.CalculateHPBonus();
client.Entity.Hitpoints = client.Entity.MaxHitpoints;
client.Entity.Mana = (ushort)(client.Entity.Spirit * 5);
client.Entity.Class = eC.Class;
client.Entity.Body = eC.Body;
if (eC.Body == 1003 || eC.Body == 1004)
client.Entity.Face = (ushort)Kernel.Random.Next(1, 50);
else
client.Entity.Face = (ushort)Kernel.Random.Next(201, 250);
byte Color = (byte)Kernel.Random.Next(4, 8);
client.Entity.HairStyle = (ushort)(Color * 100 + 10 + (byte)Kernel.Random.Next(4, 9));
client.Entity.UID = Program.EntityUID.Next;
client.Entity.JustCreated = true;
while (true)
{
using (var cmd = new MySqlCommand(MySqlCommandType.SELECT).Select("entities").Where("uid", client.Entity.UID))
using (var reader = cmd.CreateReader())
{
if (reader.Read())
client.Entity.UID = Program.EntityUID.Next;
else
break;
}
}
while (true)
{
try
{
using (var cmd = new MySqlCommand(MySqlCommandType.INSERT))
cmd.Insert("entities").Insert("Name", eC.Name).Insert("Owner", client.Account.Username).Insert("Class", eC.Class).Insert("UID", client.Entity.UID)
.Insert("Hitpoints", client.Entity.Hitpoints).Insert("Mana", client.Entity.Mana).Insert("Body", client.Entity.Body)
.Insert("Face", client.Entity.Face).Insert("HairStyle", client.Entity.HairStyle).Insert("Strength", client.Entity.Strength)
.Insert("WarehousePW", "").Insert("Agility", client.Entity.Agility).Insert("Vitality", client.Entity.Vitality).Insert("Spirit", client.Entity.Spirit)
.Execute();
Database.MySqlCommand com = new Database.MySqlCommand(MySqlCommandType.INSERT);
com.Insert("achievement").Insert("UID", (long)client.Entity.UID).Insert("Owner", client.Account.Username).Insert("Name", client.Entity.Name);
message = "ANSWER_OK";
break;
}
catch
{
client.Entity.UID = Program.EntityUID.Next;
}
}
using (var cmd = new MySqlCommand(MySqlCommandType.UPDATE).Update("configuration").Set("EntityID", client.Entity.UID).Where("Server", Constants.ServerName))
cmd.Execute();
client.Account.EntityID = client.Entity.UID;
client.Account.Save();
return true;
}
just breakpoint here or just but Console.Writeline(e);Quote:
catch { client.Entity.UID = Program.EntityUID.Next; }
Don't let what fang said put you down, We don't learn outa the blue. My advice to you is to never let anyone put you down.. Just keep on trying you'll get there with time. Back to your account creation issue, you can start by breakpointing it and following your server step by step while it executes the account creation code, Find out where it goes wrong and do some research, Also checking your Database to see if your server is really creating a character file or w.e type of db you're using.Quote:
It is responding with an ANSWER_OK as far as that code goes. Its possible its not getting sent, but from the code shown, its fine. (Although agreed the while true is awful)Quote:
PS: It's as I said. You're not sending ANSWER_OK.
Oh, you're right. Me looking quickly over it shows that... message = "ANSWER_OK"... alright. @OP: Debug the project if you're a programmer. I gave you links to help yourself - here's another one.Quote:
#edit if im not mistaken, even if it wasnt sending the ANSWER_OK, its still adding the character etc, so on the next login it should fix itself. My guess is that its not updating the field that checks if it has a character or not.