Edit the drop rates on the monster that drops the chosen item.
Spoiler:
Item Id
Drop Rate %
Edit the drop rates on the monster that drops the chosen item.
Spoiler:
Item Id
Drop Rate %
Excuse my bad English !!
I wonder as I mount the game without being Online
I do not mind uploading it to the web or anything like that, just want to learn how to enter offline. possibility that there will be in that method?
Do I not want to be annoying but help to me to install the server in the ubuntu? Please!!
Last edited by kktuaa; 08-09-14 at 01:46 AM.
Assuming you have the .iso files and everything installed already, alls you need to do is mount the .iso using the "mound /dev/cdrom /cdrom" command when the virtual machine is powered up, Then you copy the files over using the "./install-pw/143/131" command, once done you dont need to be online for anything you can play your server. but in order for others to play you need to be online. Helped?Originally Posted by kktuaa
343 are you planing for the close future to add in your release the version 1.5.1 too?
Anyone found a way to solve my networking issue ? I tried already like 3-4 different IP's but none seem to make the webpage for my ip . Im open to try anything , thanks .
** I can provide pictures if you need any more info ,
Quick question.
I noticed the server iso's are all for amd64 processors.
Am I looking in the wrong place for my intel i7 - I was hoping for a 64 bit Intel set of iso's.
I won't be running any sort of vm, was going to put 343's stuff all on a new disk.
So... 2 questions:
1 - can these amd64 iso's run on 64 bit intel cpus?
2 - can I install your client to live alongside the official pwi client so I can play both private and 'official' game?
Thanks in advance for a reply, and sorry if I missed this info.
Last edited by oldngrey; 12-09-14 at 04:55 PM.
1 - yes, im using that linux iso on i5 and no problems
2 - yes, simply install it on diferent path's / folder's
Thanks Caosfox. Good news.
Oh, and by the way, check the spelling of 'begining' in your sig
It only says AMD as the original specification of x64 was created by AMD.
i know, my english sucks Y_YThanks Caosfox. Good news.
Oh, and by the way, check the spelling of 'begining' in your sig
I am using VMware Workstation, but when you put the command
(mount /dev/cdrom /cdrom) shoot me a message (no medium found on / dev / sr0)
I have looked at many other sites and do not get solution. anyone knows I can do? Please !!
The package link seems to be down for me .-. Anyone happen to have it re-uploaded by chance?
you mean the torrent link? tested it and is working
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you first need to load the server files .iso in the VMWare virtual CD-ROMI am using VMware Workstation, but when you put the command
(mount /dev/cdrom /cdrom) shoot me a message (no medium found on / dev / sr0)
I have looked at many other sites and do not get solution. anyone knows I can do? Please !!
FROM SCRATCH TO A GAME WITH CASH SHOP IN 1 DAY
So, I finally have 146 working how I like it.
A lot of people cry out for help here and I have seen all sorts of replies to the same questions.
I too went through it all, and believe me, the answers are there but it's hard work.
It starts off full of excitement and ends with satisfaction, but along the way certain amounts of sleep are lost....
So with all the adjectives missing, here's my roadmap in case others are interested;
1. Installed "BitTorrent" and clicked on the link on the top of the first page of this post.
2. Next morning all the files had arrived. So far so good.
3. Since I have windows 8 I needed a VM to load the ubuntu linux server on. Looked around at HyperV, Virtual Box and finally VMWare 30 day trial. Went for VMWare as the networking was really easy to setup with a bridged adapter that even had internet access.
4. Installed the ubuntu distribution from the download. Very impressed with how easy it was to do. Done almost before I blinked. It setup dynamic ip addresses though. Needed to go back and edit it to make it a static address - just for completeness.
5. Mounted the 136 iso on the virtual cd drive and ran the install script. Then mounted the 146 server iso and installed that too. Best server install I have ever seen. Had the same troubles mounting a cdrom that others have reported simply because it's been a long time since I've done any command line stuff.
6. Installed the client and edited the 4 files to point to my VM server (the client needs to point to the ip address reported by "ifconfig" command in linux for the eth0 adapter). Again not too bad once I worked out what all the addresses were and according to the install instructions on page 1.
7. Logged in and played a barbarian up to level 10. Fantastic that I could do that in a few hours starting from scratch. Can't praise this emulation enough. Something tells me this is almost 100% accurate to the real thing.
Here's another roadmap about the cash shop.
1. Like MANY others I became aware that the cash shop didn't work. Read a TON of posts about it and finally found 2 things I needed - an existing copy of a cash shop file (read the posts in this forum, someone links to it) and the knowledge that a 144 file would work in 146.
2. Decided I needed to install ftp on the server. Installed the vsftpd server with info easily found from Google. Created a directory in the ftp folder called uploads with the right permissions. (chmod 777 uploads) That meant I could get files to the server with anonymous ftp.
3. Decided I really was too old to learn command line file editors, so put gnome gui desktop on the server. Changed my mind at went back to command line. Seems I wasn't too old after all to learn vi and the other basic linux commands.
4. Loaded the gshop.data file in sGSHOPedit (find one that works in 144, they are not hard to find) Exported it as a client and a server for 144 as gshop.data and gshopsev.data with the same timestamp. (yes, now I know what the error message about the client version being wrong too!) I used sEledit.exe to find the numbers in elements.data easily.
5. Copied the gshop.data file to replace the one in my 146 client.
6. Copied both data files to the server with ftp. They arrived in /srv/ftp/uploads
7. Set their permissions to 555 with chmod. Made backups of the files in /PWServer/146/gamed/config then copied my two new data files there.
8. Restarted the server and logged in with the client.
9. Watched with amazement as the cash shop was populated with stuff.
I know that's too simple an explanation, and probably sneered at by some, but now I have a game that's not too different from the current official one and a cash shop that works.
Tonight I will sleep.
If nothing else, I hope this will give hope to those who have doubted they could get it working.
It does work, and you will learn a lot because then it's time to get into server customization and really learn something.
Of course there are caveats: there is a known bug using pwadmin web console to start and stop the 146 server. http://forum.ragezone.com/f753/makes...admin-1014633/ Using the linux command line to start and stop the server works reliably. If you use the web pwadmin tool it stops character creation from working.
Finally I found out that the 146 release is v80. I needed to know that later when messing around with the ptemplate.conf fix.
Downloaded and ran the scripts to fix ptemplate.conf. Edited ptemplate.conf to set my drops (also money, exp, and spirit). Works fine.
Last edited by oldngrey; 20-09-14 at 11:39 AM.
*facepalm* yeah, yeah it is. my bad been a long night. had to re-install my OS and i didnt set up the automatic torrent linking.
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