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1)First of all, setting up an account,
open up your "enterprise menager"
open up the dabase "EVER"
click tables and find the table named "everuser", right click it and say return all rows( under all task or something)
You'll see the accounts:
ClientID-> ID
strPassword->password=/=
and for the last row keep on adding +1 after each accounts.
2) setting up an admin account :
After making an account from #1. this time goto "EVER" db again and open up
"AdminInfo"
Add the account that you have created before in "everuser" table, and add the same stuff again, and you've got yourself an admin account
3) Settingup Gm/Admin
This time goto "NewMuhonGame" DB, find a table called "Charinfo_Base" do return all rows , goto the end of the column, it reads "AdminChar", it's default value=0, change this to 1 if you want the char to be a GM.
4) I do not respond back to Noobs who haven't spent at least 2~3 hours on this stuff. Dont come asking me whtz a DB? or where is the DB? you probably dont have the db
1) you haven't restored your db like i said in my first guide
2) you probably has Mysql or have no SQL of any type-.-...
No NOOOB QUESTION PLZ.. Well for the rest of ya, hav a nice day
open up your "enterprise menager"
open up the dabase "EVER"
click tables and find the table named "everuser", right click it and say return all rows( under all task or something)
You'll see the accounts:
ClientID-> ID
strPassword->password=/=
and for the last row keep on adding +1 after each accounts.
2) setting up an admin account :
After making an account from #1. this time goto "EVER" db again and open up
"AdminInfo"
Add the account that you have created before in "everuser" table, and add the same stuff again, and you've got yourself an admin account
3) Settingup Gm/Admin
This time goto "NewMuhonGame" DB, find a table called "Charinfo_Base" do return all rows , goto the end of the column, it reads "AdminChar", it's default value=0, change this to 1 if you want the char to be a GM.
4) I do not respond back to Noobs who haven't spent at least 2~3 hours on this stuff. Dont come asking me whtz a DB? or where is the DB? you probably dont have the db
1) you haven't restored your db like i said in my first guide
2) you probably has Mysql or have no SQL of any type-.-...
No NOOOB QUESTION PLZ.. Well for the rest of ya, hav a nice day
