When I took a look at my buffer, I noticed some things:

1. There are still some buffs missing
2. There are some things that buffer doesn't use, but they do take extra space (in this case it's connected to database)
3. The code isn't optimized

So my buffer can not be called "Finished" and it still needs to be finished and optimized.
What will happen to Scheme buffer project? I will freeze it for now, because I have lack of time, and I have life, you know. So I will continue to...

Since there would be problems with Donator system, and each server has unique donator system, I will make one more buffer release, with VIP player system
server admin will have to enter players name, and the player will get more access to the buffer. there will be configurable buffs, and I plan to add Cubics, Self buffs, Totems and such.
And again: the final release will contain some minor code updates, and VIP system. There is nothing else to fix, because each buff is in the database...

Well the time has come, and I have finished my buffer.
As the title says: the buffer will be shared really soon!
What's done so far:

1. Custom buff casting method (all buffs are stored into database and they are called in the HTML files later on)
2. Online buffer configuration (you can configure buffer being online, without restart server)
3. Buff management system (all buffs are fetched from the database into HTML file, where you can enable or disable buff usage)
4. Integrated HTML

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Well what can I say... This blog system is cool, but I will use it to report my progress with custom things that I will make for L2j server (mostly L2jFree, because I use it).

Right now I'm making a custom buffer that has:
1) Integrated HTML into script
2) Time out system (like, when players buffs, he has to wait some amount of time, before he can buff again)
3) Custom buff organizing system (all buffs are stored into database, and all data is taken from there)...