Official 5165 FAQ/Question thread

[mohabz]

lol for me when i open newest co priject thingy says cannot find database thintg or summin like that is it summin that i missed with mysql?

[PKDemon]

ok i was wondering about this is there a way to edit the character files

if so what program is there to use ?

[Arcо]

Originally Posted by PKDemon

ok i was wondering about this is there a way to edit the character files

if so what program is there to use ?

Nope, they are encrypted.

[spare2]

Originally Posted by .Arco

Nope, they are encrypted.

Actually it is not encrypted at all. It's just in binary.

[Arcо]

Originally Posted by spare2

Actually it is not encrypted at all. It's just in binary.

I know it was in binary, but I always thought binary was a type of encryption.

[Korvacs]

Originally Posted by .Arco

I know it was in binary, but I always thought binary was a type of encryption.

Binary is a base 2 number system, other examples of number systems are:

Binary, base 2. (0 - 1)
Octal, base 8. (0 - 7)
Decimal, base 10. (0 - 9)
Hexadecimal, base 16. (0 - 15)

These being the most common, but theres a number system for pretty much every base.

Heres one of the oldest and most interesting:

Sexagesimal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[mohabz]

well the guide is awsome butafter ifinished every thing and opened cmd window and made acc when i log in it says server maintenance >.<

[Secrets-man]

Okay So I'd like to know.. how to change that Welcome Message.. >.< Don't know how. Thanks.

p.s just annoying to see some non necessary stuff reading there =x

[Decker_]

Go into Teleport.cs and search for GC.LocalMessage(2000, it will be there.

[Secrets-man]

Hello. I'd like to know how to Change FastBlade and ScentSword Stamina to make those spells use less stamina.. when I used Skilladder, it totally ****** it up. It screwed the whole fb/ss system.. ( thank *** I had backup ) So, just wondering if there's some other way than using skilladder?

Thanks.

[sneaky06]

PLZ I Neeeddd Help i'm having an Error When i'm Opening NewestCOserver watch this ScreenShot This Error i'm Using Windows XP 32 Bit Plz If there's A Program i needed juste Tell ME PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

[Arcо]

Originally Posted by sneaky06

PLZ I Neeeddd Help i'm having an Error When i'm Opening NewestCOserver watch this ScreenShot This Error i'm Using Windows XP 32 Bit Plz If there's A Program i needed juste Tell ME PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Try reading the FAQ in the first post and if there are no fixes in there post back here.

[sneaky06]

Originally Posted by .Arco

Nope, they are encrypted.

Originally Posted by .Arco

Try reading the FAQ in the first post and if there are no fixes in there post back here.

ok i well

There's no fixe to my problem !!!!!!!!!!

Nohing Here

[hunterman01]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

Binary is a base 2 number system, other examples of number systems are:

Binary, base 2. (0 - 1)
Octal, base 8. (0 - 7)
Decimal, base 10. (0 - 9)
Hexadecimal, base 16. (0 - 15)

These being the most common, but theres a number system for pretty much every base.

Heres one of the oldest and most interesting:

Sexagesimal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I thought binary numbers is what they used to "code" back in the day using 0 off and 1 as on and with those numbers there is ways you can get letters (learned that in java class a while back i learned how to use it but forgot a long *** time ago)

[Korvacs]

Originally Posted by hunterman01

I thought binary numbers is what they used to "code" back in the day using 0 off and 1 as on and with those numbers there is ways you can get letters (learned that in java class a while back i learned how to use it but forgot a long *** time ago)

Yeah, because processors are just thousands of transistors everything eventually gets converted to binary to be sent into the processor.

Back in the day they used to use binary punch cards to do some computing, but mainly data storage, however they could be used for maths aswell amongst other things.

Punched card - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As for numbers, since the letter "Z" can be perfectly described by a byte, then you can describe it in binary in a relatively short form, 01011010, if you convert this to decimal then you get the number 90, which is the more standard way to describe the letter in number form.

But everything that you use on a computer is at one time or anouther running in binary so that the processor can interact with it.