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This is the first release of a small chat thing I've been working on. Right now it's functions are very limited. It's based on Javascript and PHP mainly and does not take use of any packets, mysql or server. This is not the final release .. The idea behind this chat thing is that is should be...

I hope you will enjoy this highly sophisticated code as much as I do. Live preview: You must be registered for see element. Download: You must be registered for see element.

I have an issue I simply just don't manage to figure out of, almost all of the furniture in the category "Pura" does not work when just about all the other furniture does work. I've tried to find errors in the database, the furnidata_xml. But I can't find anything wrong anywhere. Here's an...

I'm sorry, it's a bit hard for me to figure out what to do without having access to the actual code. && !tItem.GetBaseItem().Name.Contains("cf") Try this. If that doesn't work, switch out "tItem" with "Item", but it should compile however in both cases. And I think it should work.

The object reference is the current4 or whatever variable your emulator uses?

Try to search for ".baseitem.name" or just ".name" in the file or other project files and check capitalization, if you're not using current4 there replace that with whatever you're using and search. But it's important all the capitalization is the same as elsewhere

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Try to add || current4.BaseItem.Name.Contains("cf") or || current4.Name.Contains("cf") after if (_rollerItemsMoved.Contains(current4.Id) if your emulator doesn't use "current4" replace it with whatever it uses. I think Azure is based on something that's based on (something that's based on...

It's not as easy as you'd might think. Looking at how the rollers work in RoomItemHandling.cs (Azure Source) it gets all the furniture by the ID and not the name, you could obviously try to create a new "dictionary" there containing the names but I can't test that as I have no hotel to work with...

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I was working on it, but got some issues with it working online. I had to use some PHP in the code to get it work, which it does now.

It doesn't necessarily have to be any noticable lag, take a look when it's finished instead. Now the You must be registered for see element. works closer to intended, fixed some bug that had happened on transfer to website host.

Work in progress: You must be registered for see element. "dir" (direction) can at the moment be 0, 1, 2, 3 and 7 "act" (action) can at the moment be "std" (standing) and "wlk" (walking) You must be registered for see element.

The IDs are generated by the flooresigner and is just coordinates. The style of the objects go by the class. The inline-styling is also generated by the floordesigner to get the correct position according to the coordinates. <?php case '1': case 'D': $_FLOOR["isdoor"] = false...

0 just means there's nothing there. Same as outside walking area.