I am a newbie PW server, but I want to learn,
I get the problem.
I would ask
1. Click the monsters out why a picture like that.
2. how to edit boxes skills, I want to follow the Official PW?
look at this ..
Spoiler:
sorry my English is bad, I'm from Indonesia.
I use Google Translate.
thank you for responding to my post
Last edited by Natsuki Hinata; 19-11-11 at 07:00 AM.
If you do some searching in this section, you'll find the answer to both of those questions. The first question is in the interface.pck archive. The second involves hex-editing elementclient.exe. Pretty sure it's been released on here already, although it's not perfect.
thank you for answering xAtticusx,
but I've tried to find her, and I do not get anything.
surface.pck interface.pck and I have tried but failed.
if you want to help, may I ask for his links ..
Edit : Problem Solved .. thanks
Last edited by Natsuki Hinata; 19-11-11 at 07:52 AM.
natsuki can u help me??
yes ..
what can I do for you?
1. SearchOriginally Posted by Natsuki Hinata
I am a newbie PW server, but I want to learn,
I get the problem.
I would ask
1. Click the monsters out why a picture like that.
2. how to edit boxes skills, I want to follow the Official PW?
look at this ..
Spoiler:
sorry my English is bad, I'm from Indonesia.
I use Google Translate.
thank you for responding to my post
2. Search
This section is getting dumber and dumber...
I think he has solved the problem
my ip is 12.0.0.0 or localhost.
but i'm can't use wincp for transfer the folder from windows to linux server.
can you help me?
Don't post in multiple places. Once is enough.
Each computer has an IP address of 127.0.0.1 or localhost. If you try to run WinSCP on a PC using localhost it will try connect to the SSH server on the PC you ran WinSCP on. You will not be able to connect WinSCP to another PC using localhost as an IP.
Even if you are running your server in a virtual machine it still acts as a separate machine so will have its own IP address.
127.0.0.0 is not your pw-server ip.
- Start your pw-server on ubuntu 10.04
- After login, from command line, type 'ifconfig'
And then u will see your pw-server's ip, login on winscp use this ip for host of the connection.
type in ubuntu ifconfig then :
eth0
inet addr xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
this is the ip of your server and the ip that you need to use for Winscp
my ip in windows is XXX.XXX.XX.XXX and my ip linux is 198.XXX.XX.XX how to ue wincp??
the host is use my ip linux or windows ??
use the ip from linux to winscp also ul need your linux username and password , set the port on 22 after u think u done all well and winscp isnt connecting to linux type ufw enable , then ufw allow 22 and it should work
how to change ip in linux?
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