Hi i was just wondering how do i make my own private server in C#? I mean like... i know that you need to learn how to program and stuff. But my problem is I can't apply my programming knowledge to conquer if that make sense. Say i'm coding all this stuff in C#, then compile it and all. It would come out as one of those cmd DOS file thingy right? So if someone could kindly point me in the right direction that would be appreciated.
Hi i was just wondering how do i make my own private server in C#? I mean like... i know that you need to learn how to program and stuff. But my problem is I can't apply my programming knowledge to conquer if that make sense. Say i'm coding all this stuff in C#, then compile it and all. It would come out as one of those cmd DOS file thingy right? So if someone could kindly point me in the right direction that would be appreciated.
Just read a guide or two on epvpers. There is alot on here to help people make private servers. And yes in C# after you have compiled it, it comes out as a "cmd DOS file thingy"
I wondered this aswell, i dont know how to apply what i learnt to write my own source, What questions me most is where to actually start making a server, Where would i start?
Scott, unless you have a high level of coding knowledge and know how conquer servers work quite well I would not recommend doing your own source.
You will need a VERY good knowledge of sockets, threading, resource management, encryption, packets and packet processing, few other things in addition to all the 'easy' code such as coding skills, npcs and database functions + a billion smaller things.
I'd strongly recommend using an existing source and building off of it until you're much further along. Hybrids would be a good base cause it has just about nothing coded in it and has no serious problems with it that I'm aware of.
Scott, unless you have a high level of coding knowledge and know how conquer servers work quite well I would not recommend doing your own source.
You will need a VERY good knowledge of sockets, threading, resource management, encryption, packets and packet processing, few other things in addition to all the 'easy' code such as coding skills, npcs and database functions + a billion smaller things.
I'd strongly recommend using an existing source and building off of it until you're much further along. Hybrids would be a good base cause it has just about nothing coded in it and has no serious problems with it that I'm aware of.
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They should assign you up for mod.
