Where can I find the latest, most stable and complete source for v62?
Is there somewhere like github that posts nightly builds for other people to pick up and make their own fixes and whatnot?
Where can I find the latest, most stable and complete source for v62?
Is there somewhere like github that posts nightly builds for other people to pick up and make their own fixes and whatnot?
https://forum.ragezone.com/f427/lead...y-gms-1058153/
English version is somewhere in the thread.
Thank you very much. Hopefully once I get a better understanding with java and get a refreshers course with SQL I can give back to you guys something great. Don't hold me to that though, I'm a slow learner with a busy schedule.
Xiuzsource is another alternative to Leader that you could use. It would take some more work than Leader, since leader is a more finished product. But you might learn more through fixing some of the bugs that the leader developers already had done for you.
I'm taking a course at my local community college. Its not required to graduate but I figured it would be a valuable asset I can add to my resume when I'm on the job market, what better way to learn than to use the game I love very much. Are you interested in some books I'm using to help with Java? I can pass some stuff along to you if your interested which helped me out.
Sounds like a plan, I'll take both and do a side by side comparison. Should help see what works and what doesn't.
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Does Ragezone use an IRC, specifically for Maplestory if possible?
https://github.com/br1337/maplebr-source
is most easy and stable source in the market
:)
That's highly debatable. You sound like an infomercial trying to sell anything.
On Topic: Creating your own huh? I personally wouldn't use any v62 and instead write one from scratch. Of course, you're probably knew to it all, so taking the packet encryption and mina/netty whichever you want from an existing source should suffice for now, but everything else you make. You'll learn a hell of a lot and in the end won't need to make a lot of help threads compared to downloading some v62 (none are 100% stable nor perfect).
Haha, not exactly.
But anyways, if you dont need to write the entire source to learn stuff, if you dont have much time to write one from scratch, just customize stuff, debug and learn how ODIN or other sources like vana works.
I learned a lot about a ms server architecture doing that.