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The delay for a specific attack speed is implemented on the client side. It's at ZzzCharacter.cpp (method SetAttackSpeed) of the client source. If you look at that, it's skill dependent and also if the character is on a mount, etc.

May be possible that YolaxD released something - idk. I completely implemented it myself, since I didn't find any available source.

Enc1.dat and Dec2.dat are for the network traffic (SimpleModulus keys)

I just know about older mu versions, but there you'd need the att-files. There is defined, which coordinate is walkable, and which not. map-files just contain information about the textures of a coordinate. Some sources: - You must be registered for see element. - You must be registered for see...

Look here: You must be registered for see element. 1. Function GetHitChanceTo 2. Function CalculateDamageAsync

nice one! Just one thing: these creative commons licenses are not really suitable for (open source) software. With your license, I'm not even allowed to fork, change and contribute back to your project.

The player can define on its own which key triggers which potion. Hover with the mouse cursor over a potion in the inventory and press Ctrl+W or similar. Then change character or exit the game (not with Alt+F4 or closing the window) and the setting should be saved on the server.

You must be registered for see element. this one has 60+ fps with fixed speeds of (almost) all animations.

This may be helpful for you: Network packet descriptions -> You must be registered for see element. Algorithms etc. -> You must be registered for see element. But VB6, seriously...? And the sources you have found are really that bad, they were not made worse on purpose 🤣

A source is released on another forum... just google for "muonline emoji system" ;) I'm also working on something similar, but with unicode characters... I'll probably render emojis with the direct2d windows functions.

earth19 check my signature ;) But yeah, it's pretty frustrating that the community is so fragmented and doesn't work on maybe a handful of central repositories. The released binaries/repacks are pretty useless - if you run into a bug you need fixed, good luck with that. Another point is that...

The actual maximum value of a 16 bit integer is 65535. It's not a bug, it's a limitation of the network protocol. I guess either server or client side added a limit of 65000. You need to change client and server sources to extend these damage fields to more bits, e.g. a 32 bit integer.

hendrix1 Go to Admin Panel -> Game Configuration -> System, set Resolve IP setting to Loopback. As server address, set 127.127.127.127 in the client source.

If you want it way easier, you may want to take a look at the OpenMU project (link in signature) :)

Hey, we probably were in the same alliance xD For me, when they began with the mu helper, the game lost the rest of still active players. Before, it always had some players around at gates, or people making events. After that, everyone was just AFK. Additionally, Webzen failed hard by not...