how can i know the commands of my source

If you are new, go and learn programming before opening a conquer server. You had a server before and you didn't learn anything from that, all you care about is money. So, please for the sake of the community don't post 1000 posts to get a "free code", instead go learn a programming language.

I feel really divided between Ulti and Spirited opinion right now. I should agree that someone who doesn't know how to write an algorithm shouldn't try to setup a server.

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Originally Posted by pintinho12 I feel really divided between Ulti and Spirited opinion right now. I should agree that someone who doesn't know how to write an algorithm shouldn't try to setup a server.

If you don't mind me commenting, I think he means not to ask too much of new comers. Writing "simple" algorithms is of course within normal.

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Originally Posted by etchh how can i know the commands of my source 5059 and im new so i need explanation

Every source does this a little differently. It's a bit hard to instruct you without knowing exactly what source you're using. You should look for a packet handler for chat. The packet handlers are usually all called from a large switch statement (in most sources). You can CTRL+click on methods to step down into them. Once you find the chat handler and step into it, there should be a check for if a message starts with a character (like @ or /). That's where the command handler is probably called, and you'll then see all of the commands your source supports.

If you know a command, then you can also search for the string using Ctrl+F in Visual Studio (find in the entire project, not just the current document or selection). You should find all references that way.

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Edit: And if you're using a TQ Binary where you don't have access to the source code, then don't use them. They're exploited to the moon and back.

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Originally Posted by Tachyon! If you don't mind me commenting, I think he means not to ask too much of new comers. Writing "simple" algorithms is of course within normal.

I know. But my comment came after reading two other topics:
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I haven't downloaded it but it doesn't have a screenshot or tip like "when does it happens", and there are plenty of topics [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] which will show you some solutions that anyone can try.

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And this one that as Spirited pointed, we cannot help without knowing which source he is using and even more because there are 1 thousand different implementations of the same source. And even if he says "oh, i'm using the source by ahmed kimo king123 100% fixed with chi jing hu wardrobe and we" it still hard to help.

If you don't know how to code, you can easily grab any code and run a friendly server, but if you reach the point where you need to implement new stuff or change some things, you need to learn programming.
Also, if you just need for help with anything and youre not really a programmer, you can even google "how do i ask a good question" and you'll reach to a post on [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...].

This will help you, the community and will increase the chance of getting a good answer.

Now... this?

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pc restart after i open the client windows 7 only but it works good on windows 10

I'd really like to help but seeing this being asked by someone who wants to create it's own server? It's not the right direction...
Google, Documentation, Stackoverflow etc is always there to help, but you need to learn how to ask the right questions.

Edit: And I already asked a lot of dumb questions in the past, and in this reply I'm being quite hypocrite because it's something I've done, but we also need the community doing the right questions so we can provide good answers.

It's definitely not our job to teach people how to program or build an extremely successful server without any programming knowledge. But I think it's also important to remember that everyone starts from somewhere. Sometimes, it only takes that little push or introduction to a system to get completely carried away with a project.

And for those who just want to start a server without learning programming, that's also totally fine. I didn't start programming until 2 months after hosting a little private server for my friends. Ultimately, most people come here to learn how to start a private server, not to contribute or learn programming. Learning programming just happens as a consequence of wanting to do more with the server.

We'll also get people with huge ideas wanting to do huge projects without any idea of the scale of their requests. I have a friend like that who gets these huge ideas and often has to be gently grounded and informed on how much work they're really in for. Conquer Online is no different. It's very exciting to get into game development, and we'll get people who will want to do cool, huge projects for their friends and anyone who wants to get involved. I don't blame people for having those ideas, but we need to do better about informing them without insulting them or trying to crush them.

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Originally Posted by Spirited It's definitely not our job to teach people how to program or build an extremely successful server without any programming knowledge. But I think it's also important to remember that everyone starts from somewhere. Sometimes, it only takes that little push or introduction to a system to get completely carried away with a project. And for those who just want to start a server without learning programming, that's also totally fine. I didn't start programming until 2 months after hosting a little private server for my friends. Ultimately, most people come here to learn how to start a private server, not to contribute or learn programming. Learning programming just happens as a consequence of wanting to do more with the server. We'll also get people with huge ideas wanting to do huge projects without any idea of the scale of their requests. I have a friend like that who gets these huge ideas and often has to be gently grounded and informed on how much work they're really in for. Conquer Online is no different. It's very exciting to get into game development, and we'll get people who will want to do cool, huge projects for their friends and anyone who wants to get involved. I don't blame people for having those ideas, but we need to do better about informing them without insulting them or trying to crush them.

Remember starting with TQ Bins 13-14 years ago, learned the basics of SQL and then "Wait, I want to build a website" and all the questions I asked lead me to new questions and now I work with it.
Maybe I'm just too bad communicating. idk

for all rude ppl, i had paid 500 dollars for the souce and i bought it so please shut up

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Originally Posted by etchh for all rude ppl, i had paid 500 dollars for the souce and i bought it so please shut up

We didn't want to be rude and anyway I guess you just thought "TL;DR" and didn't read a thing about what we stated.