Mercury Emulator - Welcome Message

[Bean]

(Fixed when localhost messing around)

GameClient.cs under

                if (userData.user.HasFuse("fuse_mod"))
                {
                    queuedServerMessage.appendResponse(MercuryEnvironment.GetGame().GetModerationTool().SerializeTool());
                }

Remove:

                if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(MercuryEnvironment.GetDBConfig().DBData["welcome_message"]))
                {
                    this.SendBroadcastMessage(MercuryEnvironment.GetDBConfig().DBData["welcome_message"]);
                }

Add in its place:

                ServerMessage serverMessageWelcome2 = new ServerMessage(Outgoing.MOTDNotificationMessageComposer);
                serverMessageWelcome2.AppendInt32(1);
                serverMessageWelcome2.AppendString("Welcome Message here");
                queuedServerMessage.appendResponse(serverMessageWelcome2);

Replace "Welcome Message here" with your message.

[MentaL]

[NoBrain]

It wasn't broken in the first place and what you've done is force people to modify the code and recompile the Emulator each time to change the Welcome Message.

[The General]

How about just setting welcome_message in your configuration?

[streamhotel]

Creating a topic for one fix, are you serious? If every one gonna do this it would be a mess.. Maybe you can release it in the release thread of Mercury next time?

[Bean]

It wasn't broken in the first place and what you've done is force people to modify the code and recompile the Emulator each time to change the Welcome Message.

Thats why there is 7 threads all asking for this fix then.

How about just setting welcome_message in your configuration?

Edit it so it does then, you seem like you know how.

Creating a topic for one fix, are you serious? If every one gonna do this it would be a mess.. Maybe you can release it in the release thread of Mercury next time?

The original thread is locked.

[YoWesty]

Here is a better one, instead of the message in the emu it's in the DB in Server_settings.

 ServerMessage serverMessageWelcome2 = new ServerMessage(Outgoing.MOTDNotificationMessageComposer);
                serverMessageWelcome2.AppendInt32(1);
                serverMessageWelcome2.AppendString(PlusEnvironment.GetDBConfig().DBData["welcome_message"]);
                queuedServerMessage.appendResponse(serverMessageWelcome2); 

[asesinato]

Swear there was already a fix for this wayyy back in September...

[YoWesty]

Swear there was already a fix for this wayyy back in September...

Think there was but if it's from way back then, this will be easier to find :P

[tehDrunk]

Here is a better one, instead of the message in the emu it's in the DB in Server_settings.

 ServerMessage serverMessageWelcome2 = new ServerMessage(Outgoing.MOTDNotificationMessageComposer);
                serverMessageWelcome2.AppendInt32(1);
                serverMessageWelcome2.AppendString(PlusEnvironment.GetDBConfig().DBData["welcome_message"]);
                queuedServerMessage.appendResponse(serverMessageWelcome2); 

Wrong... for mercury is "MercuryEnvironment" not plus xD

[YoWesty]

Wrong... for mercury is "MercuryEnvironment" not plus xD

Change Plus to Mercury, problem solved.

[Bet4]

Correct this error much easier way that...

[ovflowd]

Code Totally Useless.

[tehDrunk]

Code Totally Useless.

Hahaha Santoro u cannot say shit about useless coding. Let me remember you your projects lmao.

And this thread had helped many people.

[ovflowd]

Hahaha Santoro u cannot say shit about useless coding. Let me remember you your projects lmao.

And this thread had helped many people.

? My projects is a xit? I think Azure isn't a xit. Ah and this code is useless because doesn't work.

[Bet4]

Yes it's true, the code is really useless.