Hello, let me try explain something to you
The RYL Scripts work in diffrent ways, and when i say that is because there are two extentions for both Client and Server side.
Scripts with .TXT extension are used SERVER side only, but, they NEED to be converted to .GSF to work properly in CLIENT side.
Scripts with .MCF extension are used both SERVER and CLIENT side, so, you DON'T need to convert it.
Based on RYL Part 1 (RYL1):
SERVER SIDE (...\RYLServer\Release\Scripts\Game\):
BGItemscript.TXT
Chemical.TXT
ItemScript.TXT
LotteryEvent.TXT
MonsterChat.GSF (the ONLY .GSF in ServerSide) *Can be edited by TXT editor like Notepad
MonsterProtoType.TXT
NPCScript.MCF
Quest.MCF
RespawnScript.TXT
SkillScript.TXT
VirtualAreaScript.TXT
CLIENT SIDE (...\Youxiland\RYL\)
Chemical.GSF
ItemScript.GSF
MonsterProtoType.GSF
NPCScript.MCF
Quest.MCF
Script.MCF *This file contatins every header and words you will find on HUD of the game, like the NPC page names etc.
Script1.GSF *This file constains the filter of badwords if i'm not wrong
SkillScript.GSF
RYL 2 & ROW have another Scripts i didn't mention here but are very similar.
Well, as i mention before the .TXT files need to be converted to .GSF using the RYL Converter program, but, if you don't have it, can also use the RylCoder, i recomend you to use RYL Converter to be sure the Server/Client files match, and the RYL Converter is a Official tool.
Note: If you have to use RylCoder be sure that you edit the .TXT and the .GSF (RylCoder) in the same way to don't get errors or things missing ingame.
Ps: RylCoder will only open .GSF files in 32 Bits (x86) systems, due a problem in Wraper.dll
For .MCF files, you can open the file from SERVER side with RylCoder, edit it as you wish and then use it on SERVER/CLIENT side. the file NEED to be the same in both sides to work properly.
Ps: Take care editing the files, a little wrong mess on the collumns and lines will make you get unknown errors everytime you try to start the server.
My english i'snt the best but i hope you can understand and learn something with this post.