Recent content by oddzag

Cool project bro, keep up the good work

Need more info, what do you mean "it is no dice"? Could be your external vars or the host info in the loader, could be the way you're trying to connect to the client, could be local traffic rules from your client to the host.. Based on your output, the server is successfully running. Are your...

I don't think there are any comprehensive HTML5 clients that have been finished. I think Joneh was the closest tbh

Try Basilisk Browser: You must be registered for see element. Quackster embedded Shockwave in it. Modern browsers don't support Shockwave

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That first scripting reference link doesn't work, not for me anyway. I think this is the same file You must be registered for see element.

This was just answered by Marcio on the previous page:

Yeah I have no idea either. The LibSodium error was with 1.4, it's gotta be a Windows Server thing. The MUS port error was with v1.32 but I used the config file from 1.4. It's working, sorry for bothering.

Downloaded 2012-2022 C++ redists, same Lib Sodium error Can you expand on the "bind" part? I've tried all the following: localhost, 127.0.0.1, the IPv4 address, even 0.0.0.0. Same error edit Wondering if the fact that it's Server 2019 has something to do with it? Can't find the C++ redist...

Windows Server 2019 Additionally, any idea why I keep getting 2022-09-01T19:50:22.964 - [ErrorLogger] - Failed to start MUS server on address: bind:12322 2022-09-01T19:50:22.964 - [ErrorLogger] - Please double check there's no programs using the same port, and you have set the correct IP...

What glaringly obvious thing am I overlooking to be getting this error 2022-08-31T21:44:14.719 INFO [org.alexdev.kepler.Kepler] - Kepler - Habbo Hotel Emulation (revision v1.4) 2022-08-31T21:44:14.735 INFO [org.alexdev.kepler.dao.Storage] - Connecting to MySQL server 2022-08-31T21:44:14.798...

I just stumbled on it, y'all would have found it eventually, glad it's useful tho

Didn't see any mention of this tool. I know DCR and CCT files are oldschool and outdated, just think of this tutorial as data preservation. Just giving strict steps, deviate if needed. 1. Create a folder 2. Download You must be registered for see element.. The file downloads as...

I'm surprised no one has mentioned yet, Quackster made a fork of the Basilisk browser, which itself is a fork of Firefox. It has Shockwave built in, you don't have to download anything. You must be registered for see element.

Does the :givebadge command not already do that? I was messing around with badges in the hotel and was assigning myself badges to test but many just show as blank. Perhaps I didn’t properly check the database to see what 3-letter badge designations were assigned after issuing the command. Btw...