Information to edit/remove welcome message.

Hello, I am using TCWNN source, and upon server load I get a very long, and very bothersome message. I personally want to edit to to say something else.

Now if its there for credential reasons then I could at least shorten it and add what I need to say. Or if not nothing at all.


I am assuming it can be done before building the source? Now if that's the case I'd just like to know which file it is. So I could download a new source and re-build it.

If its not, how would I go about editing it when its already built?

Thank you and any feedback would greatly joy me!


If I am unclear I am talking about the "Welcome message," or "Notice" upon first log in into the server.

If it's right when you login and you see messages on the bottom, then thats the Welcome Message. Go into 'Client.cs' and CTRL + F

Code:

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//Logon Message

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Below is the messages you get when you login..

Quote:

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Originally Posted by HellaTruvios

Hello, I am using TCWNN source, and upon server load I get a very long, and very bothersome message. I personally want to edit to to say something else.

Now if its there for credential reasons then I could at least shorten it and add what I need to say. Or if not nothing at all.


I am assuming it can be done before building the source? Now if that's the case I'd just like to know which file it is. So I could download a new source and re-build it.

If its not, how would I go about editing it when its already built?

Thank you and any feedback would greatly joy me!


If I am unclear I am talking about the "Welcome message," or "Notice" upon first log in into the server.

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U need to know so u can say..Hello this is my source,i personally created it and im a noob :roll1:
If you don't know how to edit it then ur a:newbie:

@b0wz3r-
Thanks for directing me to the direct file! ^.^

@ryuchetval-
Indeed! I do know how to edit it and all. I worked with C#, C++ numerous times!
Thanks though, I would still consider myself a newbie as well though. ^.^

Thanks everyone. ^.<

For others who might come into this, the proper heading to look for would still be in the client.cs, just under this.

Code:

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//SendPacket(General.MyPackets.String(MyChar.UID, 10, "2NDMetempsychosis"));

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Under that following did I find the message I wanted to remove. Thank you for help and for others who might want to edit it.