Recent content by hijakob

Ice is right. You would need to make your own files. You can either do it from either Arct or OSRose basis and do some packet leeching and reversing to have best possible match. I have never been throw evo clients so I don't know if they still store calculations on client side. If they do there...

Don't get me wrong. It is good work. Hiding this is pointless. Thats the kind of topic where you can see a workaround process and it is interesting, inspiring, for anyone reading closely. Don't underestimate yourself.

Kind of a long process still. Editing a monster/npc will rarely involve skeleton modifiations. I'd rather create a new npc/mob from scratch than go throw this process. Yet if it works it is good.

Kind of exactly what I said above. You can not edit skeleton without screwing every other ZMOs. If I have time I will look at it. There was a trick I found to animate them, can't seem to remember how now.

Those golems have a nice look. Thats some simple and good work.

You can not edit character skeleton without having zmo issues after doing so. There is a trick to have wings moving and make them look animated, tho I can not remember exactly how it was done.

Can you describe what exactly happens ? Are you running on source? If so what source code do you use ? You need to give more details so I can try to help you. Hij.

I can help you out with this. But you need to show the complete code as for there may be an error outside of the form you have pasted here. Feel free to send me a PM. Hij.

You can use 2000, 2008, 2012, it doesn't matter even if I don't recommend using 2000 and 2008 tho who have nasty leaks. The D/C you encounter is because your warps are not correctly done. Check list_warps.stb, each gate has its very own warp ID and has to be a precise respawn too. There is...

There are filters, like you mentionned. It is a switch in a boleen in gameserver (dll), and the type you are looking for is 1 (group filter). The idea is to find if the skill caster, find if it has a party, and if there are anyone in his party that has an active summon. If you're hooking up...

If you want to stick to assembly, have you tried to simply get ridd of the CMP ? You don't wish to have comparisons done (those will check level difference in our case), if you do it with caution you might be able to get the result you are aiming for. about DLL hooking, this is what we used...

Like raven said, SHO_GS.dll handles this. For the drop row picking it is a random formula. Steps are like this: - Get monster ID in list_npc - Find the linked drop row in drop row - get a random rows from the drops. the random calc takes the level difference in account. So yes it all depends...

The drop level restriction isn't in any client files. It is server sided, and hardcoded. You either need a worhty source code to work with, or a hell long time to spend on reverse engineering to find the offset(s) responsible for it. It works this way: The server compares player and monster...

If that proposal was made a few months ago that would have interested me. I don't mind giving a hand if you need a litle help on some stuffs if I have a litle time. Hij.

The host has to be using the ODBC to manage to databases. Unless you have a modded version that some people have that uses mysql or oracle. I think you can run a server on a windows 7 just fine. All you need is your environement set up correctly. What you need is: Mssql server 2000 or above...