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[TUT] How to make 2 worlds [TUT]

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Ok this is easy

1. Copy your server files and put them somewhere

2. Go into your copied server files and go to server.java

3. change the port to 5555 if you have 43594 in there and 43594 if you have 5555

4. compile

5. run your server:thumbup:
 
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Crap, what all this does is change the port which the server is on, it may make 2 servers but this will lead to duping plus other problems there is a better way to do this
 
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then you have 2 servers not worlds ?
and how can we make 2 worlds and same characters ?
 
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Crap, what all this does is change the port which the server is on, it may make 2 servers but this will lead to duping plus other problems there is a better way to do this

How is there a better way to make 2 worlds then running 2 servers? Please think before you post.

Anyway this a very good thread because a lot of people will look over this. Not really that necessary though as this will just make the other worlds more dead.

Also the server would have to be MySQL based, not flat file, then members can switch between worlds and not have to reregister
 
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I'm contemplating as to whether this is spam or not. This does not show you how to run multiple worlds. It only teaches you how to run multiple servers on multiple ports, wasting an astronomical amount or resources.

As for the proper way to have multiple worlds is to separate the socket/connection handler, fix the world packet in the client (the packet which says what world you're wanting to connect to), then have the connection manager parse said packet, and route you to different world separately. then you'd have an option at running of world files(or have it included in the batch file) telling the game server how many instances to make :/

it sounds a bit complicated coming from me, but it really isn't hard to do
 
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That would use the same amount up and just cause confusion
 
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This isnt that good, unless you had a mysql and had both worlds read the same data, but im sure that would cause something to go wrong, and you would have to ether have a port switching client (which imo is kinda dumb) or have 2 clients for each world (also imo kinda dumb) and im sure theres a better way to do this.
 
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Sorry, but this is not two worlds.
Two worlds is where they are linked, throughout MySQL (maybe), using a cross-PM system etc.
This tutorial fails, anyone who didnt know how to do this should peel there eyeballs :)
 
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if u do this, couldn't you just make the other server oading characters from the same folder? then it will be flatfile?
 
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All you need to do is basically run to servers on different ports, lol. But the problem is they can't message people in other worlds so there really isn't much of a point to it.
 
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This for 508 , 317 , 517 , 562 , 525 Or For All.

*edit* This for 508 , 317 , 517 , 562 , 525 Or For All?

Edited - . to ?
 
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