I have been going back and fourth with Titanium and Underfoot.

Underfoot seems to work the best thus far. Having to go through the zones one by one and fix models etc.

I need to make a GM character soon so I can check out the Service functions before I make this a semi-permanent lan server.

Dave

im doing fine up untill after i use c++ to compile. i get 5 success and 1 error. then at thsi part. (• Now use the following files and folders from your new build, and place them in your newly created EQEmu folder:
• changelog.txt
• BUILD directory: Chatserver.exe, EMuShareMem.dll, World.exe, Zone.exe
• EQLAUNCH/RELEASE directory: eqlaunch.exe
• UTILS directory: mail_opcodes.conf, opcodes.conf, patch_6.2.conf, patch_Anniversary.conf, patch_Live.conf, patch_SoD.conf, patch_SoF.conf, patch_Titanium.conf
• UTILS directory: all of the files in the DEFAULTS folder
• Place all the subfolders and files from the *defaults* dir into the "EQEmu" folder,
• Then place into said "EQEmu" folder: Chatserver.exe, EMuShareMem.dll, World.exe, Zone.exe, eqlaunch.exe, mail_opcodes.conf, opcodes.conf, patch_6.2.conf, patch_Anniversary.conf, patch_Live.conf, patch_SoF.conf, patch_Titanium.conf)

where do i get these file from after c++ has compiled?

Go to the source folder \source\trunk\eqemuserver\build

It makes the build directory when you compile. The files you need are there.



Goregut

thank you that helped now when i get to here
((Phase 3)
Setup PEQ DB
• Navigate to folder c:\EQEmuSVNFiles\DB that you created and setup earlier. You should see a file called: peqdb_RevXXXX.sql.gz. Extract it. This is the "bulk" of the database. Now keep an eye on the revision number as it signifies the correlation between the server number. Example: If you have a Server Rev774, you can run peqdb_Rev859.sql since it's compatible with the server revision which is Rev774. If you update to a newer server revision, then you need to update the database if the revision of the server surpasses it. I.E. DB Rev# > Server Rev#
• Open Navicat lite
• double click on local
• right click on local, new database
• name the new database PEQ
• Now open a command prompt and go to the folder that has the peqdb_RevXXXX.sql you just extracted
• run this command
o mysql -uUSERNAME -pPASSWORD PEQ < peqdb_RevXXXX.sql
)

when i put that in with the correct rev number im getting an error that states 1045 <28000>:access denied for 'USERNAME''@'localhost' <using password:YES>

ive went back throught the guide about a dozen times and my head is pounding, tips suggestions?

1. did you replace username and password with your mysql username and password?

2. follow this guide http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/showthread.php?t=32980
and all the comments in the thread. it's about the best guide on here right now.

ok inserted root as default username and my password and now i get the error PEQ is not a reconized file grr

Because you didn't do these steps:

You don't need to use Navicat, but you do need to create the database somehow.

It seems that either I've errored somewhere or the files when you checkout the svn for C:\EQemuSVNFiles\EQemu\trunk the folder indicated in the walkthrough 'trunk/EQEmuServer' only holds 'peqdatabase'.

Any suggestions would be helpful.

There are two different URLs you need to checkout with SVN. It sounds like you used the database URL for both.

Trouble Compiling...
 

After following the guide I'm getting the following.
Using the Server.sln that comes with the SVN checkout
Build: 4 succeeded, 2 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped

I've also rechecked my settings in Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition

My build has the following files in it:
Folders:
EMuShareMem
eqlaunch
queryserv
ucs
World
Zone

Files
Chatserver.exe
EmuShareMem.dll
eqlaunch.exe
queryserv.exe

Did you want to tell us what the errors are or should we guess?

Well I did finally comb through the messages and it was barking about Perl512.dll so I've installed Perl 5.12.4.1205 and it compiled without any errors.

Next the only thing is I can't locate the file patch_Live.conf...

You're following a guide that's 2 years old. There in no such file anymore.

here you go Ruldain

Patch_Live.conf

why would you want to make things unnecessarily complex for someone who is having issues? seriously...