Project Boolean [C# - R63A - OS - Free]

[Donkjam]

on your first post you say its free, Is thisfree or not? you cant sell items here

[Squard]

on your first post you say its free, Is thisfree or not? you cant sell items here

Yes it will be free, but you can purchase packages to improve your server.

Vote: http://breakz0ne.webs.com/vote.html

[Donkjam]

Lol pretty useless poll? Obv everyone will vote free
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[Squard]

Lol pretty useless poll? Obv everyone will vote free
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Yea lol. I do what most has been voted.

[Bloodraven]

Purchase packages to improve your server, No thanks, This isn't a money making section.

[Squard]

Anyone interessed in the walking-source? : https://github.com/devBoolean/Project-Boolean

IT'S FREE!

[Squard]

Ah looks good, but please don't stop your project like before.

I won't stop except none want this project like before.

Changed interface: (Just an frame) 'Uploaded

[Bloodraven]

You should have a Command line interface instead of a GUI, Just saying that it will use ram that could be used for other things.

[Squard]

You should have a Command line interface instead of a GUI, Just saying that it will use ram that could be used for other things.

I'll do that :)

[Hejula]

I think a command-line interface like IHI would work well, where you press a button like the enter key, and then you can enter commands like "/ha Test System Alert" and it would send a hotel alert from the emulator, if that makes sense? Also maybe you type things like "/edituser <username>" into the emulator command and a form comes up with the users information which you can edit, and once you press save if that user is online it forces a client reload for that user. Just a few ideas I had.

[Ma Ma]

I think a command-line interface like IHI would work well, where you press a button like the enter key, and then you can enter commands like "/ha Test System Alert" and it would send a hotel alert from the emulator, if that makes sense? Also maybe you type things like "/edituser <username>" into the emulator command and a form comes up with the users information which you can edit, and once you press save if that user is online it forces a client reload for that user. Just a few ideas I had.

That sound like an great idea and it would be useful
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[Squard]

Updated GIT:

- Database classes.
- First Events / Responses.

[Crossroads]

That's not a very valid comparison; if you buy a game in the store you're buying it, but if you pay for some upgrade to some private server core, you're paying for something illegal, because chances are the creator didn't make Habbo.

Making private server cores == legally shady
selling private server cores (or upgrades, however you want to word it o3o) == illegal

You're a fucking idiot, you can't own a binary protocol which is what Sulake uses these days, hell a "emulator core" doesn't use any Sulake code or images which can be copyrighten. So explain how it is legally shady? If i write an emulator i own the code therefor i can distribute it how i want paid, free, etc...

[Aerospark]

You're a fucking idiot, you can't own a binary protocol which is what Sulake uses these days, hell a "emulator core" doesn't use any Sulake code or images which can be copyrighten. So explain how it is legally shady? If i write an emulator i own the code therefor i can distribute it how i want paid, free, etc...

It's legal if you are making it, and even distributing it, but not if you are profiting from it. You can't sell a product that is directly reliant on another without permission from the original creator. I understand where you're coming from, but that doesn't make it legal. It's a different story if you're releasing it free and open source though.

Oh and on a side note: the laws DO vary a lot across different countries with this sort of thing :/

[maritnmine]

The lock at the console writing would kill your performance. Avoid using locks :)

- Martin