Just fyi there are people that are able to run the server with no problems. Because they have newer data files.
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Good to know, but I am running 100% Linux here (no Windows), so I wouldn't be compiling it anytime soon. Some time ago, I did try some of the other PWE projects. They used a Linux VM, but I just moved them over to my OS without much hassle. NWO recently underwent a module release very few players care for the changes made to the game.
Hello,
I have not downloaded the 40 GB because I am not yet sure what is in it... I download the c/cpp source codes and such.
So I have a little request to anybody which has the whole thing.
Could you run a command in let's say an ms-dos prompt as follows:
dir /s /b > files.txt
Inside the folder where all of it is located.
This will create a textfile called "files.txt" which will then contain all the folders/subfolders and filenames of the entire structure.
I am kinda curious if the 40 GB part contains "script" files as mentioned above...
I just investigated the source files a little bit... searching for zen/dilithium... and lockbox and d'kora... stuff like that... but little to nothing turns up...
So I suspect either the source code is old... before lockboxes came out... or lockbox logic is contain in script files elsewhere... perhaps inside the hogg files...
I am a bit confused about the 40 GB download.. I think I read somewhere... it is the "unpacked/uncompressed" version of STO ? Is that really true ? Does it contain all hogg files data uncompressed/unpacked ?
If so... does it contain anything interesting related to lockboxes, or ships, rewards... zen maybe ? Any logic/scripts ? I would suspect something at least.
My PC has something like 40 GB of free space left or so... so not sure if I can download the whole thing and then still unpacked it... maybe yes... maybe no... I might have to free up some stuff... so for now... I'd rather know what I am getting myself into before wasting a lot of time...
Producing the files.txt should go pretty fast... only a few minutes of work or so... I hope somebody can upload it somewhere... so we all can get an idea... of what's inside this BEAST of 40 GB ! ;) + perhaps the other beasts... ;)
Thanks for any help,
Bye,
Skybuck.
Oh... I just discovered I still have 250+ GB or so free space on drive C: So space will not be an issue :) only download time :)
Still a files.txt would be appreciated before hand ;)
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Mega download service is completely not working and completely failing. I tried multiple times... it freezes, losses, errors and deletes files even if a single download fails... I 100% need different download service.
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I think I am done with Mega... why would chrome work any better than firefox ?
Many hands make light work...:
1. Somebody pick new download service.
2. Then everybody that has the files uploads one part of it ! =D
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Can confirm chrome handles better than Firefox. Even with the firefox MEGA plugin I don't have great luck with downloading files on it.
The best way to download from mega is to use this downloader
when i originally downloaded the file this is what i used
MegaDownloader for MEGA.CO.NZ
Hmmm let me think about that for 0 nanoseconds.
So you want me to download chrome, the most insecure web browser ? And then you want me to install this product produced by world's biggest spyware company, which spies on the entire planet ?
Hmm, how about a bit fat: NO WAY IN HELL :)
Though the supposedly multi threaded nature of it is a little bit tempting ;)
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Thanks for the link, I may give this a try, but only after I try and build it's .NET source code myself, or at the very least after some inspection ;)
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[QUOTE=Flyer8472;8456963]Personally *I* dont want you to do anything, it was a suggestion... you do whatever you want to do. I Don't realy care, it is you who needs the source code... not?
As far as I know I already have most of the source code, at least the C stuff. Not sure if there is extra source in the 40 GB ?
This download tool is awesome, what a difference it makes... all 50 gigabytes downloaded in just 2 hours or so, at 15 MB/sec.