Most completed C# source

[ruddy2003]

Hi all,

I am looking to get back into coding one of these servers and would like to know the most completed C# source there is out right now. The version does not really matter to me.

The main part I would like completed is combat but I would like to think by now there must be a decent C# source by now (I was doing this a few years ago and have lost my work on a dead HDD).

I know some of you will start saying "just go look at the sources and pick one". For me there are way to many to choose from and I used to always find a hidden gem in the crazy amount of threads now on there, I'm hoping there maybe something like that.

If you could recommend the source you feel is most completed (C#) it would be most appreciated.

[pro4never]

Always keep in mind that sources are public for a reason.

They are either

Failed projects that may have a lot of content but have some big issues that the dev never bothered to fix (albetros/lotf/ncos/most coemu sources)

Projects in development that were never completed but had a solid foundation (throne/csv3/some others)

Half completed sources that are somewhere inbetween in terms of quality vs features (redux/project x/cops)


You're likely going to want to focus on the last category that will have slightly less content but will be actually usable. The 3 mentioned are pretty much the only ones on here I'm aware of that are worth looking at for that category.

[ruddy2003]

Originally Posted by pro4never

Always keep in mind that sources are public for a reason.

They are either

Failed projects that may have a lot of content but have some big issues that the dev never bothered to fix (albetros/lotf/ncos/most coemu sources)

Projects in development that were never completed but had a solid foundation (throne/csv3/some others)

Half completed sources that are somewhere inbetween in terms of quality vs features (redux/project x/cops)


You're likely going to want to focus on the last category that will have slightly less content but will be actually usable. The 3 mentioned are pretty much the only ones on here I'm aware of that are worth looking at for that category.

Thanks for the help, I will take a look at them. I'm pretty sure years ago when I started here you was not a mod but someone creating sources and learning etc. I could be wrong.

[pro4never]

I'm not a mod. I gave up that position years ago lol. But yes, messing around with CO sources did definitely teach me a lot (mostly about what not to do but still)