[NOOB FRIENDLY] How to make a Hamachi Oldschool

I understand hardly anyone uses hamachi oldschool's any more, but for the people who just want a little oldschool where they can use it for personal use here is a detailed tutorial;

FIRSTLY Please download these it will make it so much easier for you :)

Debbo Download!
Hamachi Download!
WinRAR!

Step 1) You will need a web hosting site such as Webs - Make a free website, get free hosting I recommend you use this site, it's the easiest to use if i'm being honest! :) Design your website make it look habbo like if you wish, you don't need a specific page for the 'Loader' but you can add a Loader page if you wish.
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Step 2) You now have to open the 'Hamachi' you downloaded previously, you click 'Network' tab on the navigator bar and click 'Create a new network'
Enter your habbo retro's name (May be took so maybe switch it around a little bit! Also remember that the network IS CASE SENSITIVE!)
Then create your wished password, I recommend '123' because it's easy to remember and used the most :) Now that you have created your network you must create a new context box and enter exactly the same details as your new network Eg) Network - ExampleHotel Pass - 123
(Remember Capitals where needed!)
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Step 3) Now you must create your loader the link to create one is Creador de loaders online: Loader Prealojado the site is in Spanish but should translate! Enter all your details remember to use the same hotel name as you used in your hamachi network otherwise it may confuse people! Also you should use your hamachi ID, I will show where it is located later in a picture! Then you should click 'Create' then copy the text that says 'Loader Basico' and create a context box on your website. Click the button on the navigator bar on your website that says 'HTML' and then paste the code into the pop-up box. This is your hotel loader!
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Step 4) Now you have to make your hotel work, you can do this by extracting 'Debbo' (using winRAR, there is a button in the corner that says extract and click 'desktop') to your desktop, once it has extracted you can open the folder and you will see the Debbo V3.5 button with an certificate icon, right click it and press 'Run as administrator' then allow it, then Debbo will open, go to 'UserLock system' and tick the box 'Registration OPEN'this will allow you to register, then press 'Save'. You then go to 'Welcome Wizard' and fill it in to how you want it, press create my hotel. This will shut down Debbo, now re-load Debbo, and minimize it your hotel is working! You must keep open Debbo and Hamachi for your hotel to work, Now you can register your account and start playing! Goodluck! :)
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If I shared this in november time I am sorry, I created this ages ago and don't know if I posted on here, and got really bored so thought I'd share it with you all :P

smiple and quick acturlay helped me build
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Glad it helped you, remember like please:D

Maybe its better when you say to, how to host dcr etc.

Yea, just done a simple tutorial mate, just to help people

I made it without webs - I had them use XAMPP 1.7.3 and a no-ip subdomain to make their hotel.

but this is okay I guess, 4/10

Any 10 year old kid can do this.Oldschool hotels are the easiest.

But thanks for the upload I guess.

3.5/10

Nice tutorial, best I probably seen, I don't think that many people male old schools now a days.

No Disrespect, Your Tutorial is Worth it.

But im Tired of Seeing Oldskools Tutorials, We already got enough.

Awh, brings back good old days...

But, with all seriousness, isn't there something better than Hamachi, like an 'free IP' kind of thing..

But, great tutorial, good for newbies :D

The only old school I've been on is a woodpecker v3 testing some crap :P Debbo died ages ago, use Woodpecker!

Never heard of woodpecker :L!

Simple tutorial i like it:sleep:

I don't think people make oldskool retro's anymore. A great guide anyway, I guess it can be rated 6/10.

This is an amazing tutorial, however there are too many old school tutorials. Keep the good work up though.