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Old 12-28-2007, 08:19 PM
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Are you sure your status is set to 250. Check your level in your database using a DB tool like NaviCat! Would be kinda impossible unless you really screwed up somewhere to set you status to 250 and not be able to use low level commmands. Like the screw up where you download the Source code, play in the files, and then build the source, breaking everything that did once work. You know where im going!


I don;t know what was wrong, but on the 5th attempt to run the server it started allowing me to use commands.


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There are multiple ways to add items. Some would use queries in the MySQL command line, others would use that Navicat tool i mentioned, while most would swear by tools like Kayot's Editor or the always impressive assorment of stuff release by GeorgeS. Search those names, or better yet, look on the front of the boards!
Oh, so nothing is needed client side then? that is sweet, alot better then ragnarok emulation where all custom items have to have 6 different clientside additions *image files and what not*

My only issues are, A: where would I locate documents on things like race, allowed classes etc, they are all in numerical form and I don;t know them, and B: do custom items give bleeding effects? I made a test one and for somereason I bleed....


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Is that really question 3, or question 3 -5?

Starting Items, Custom/ New Mobs, and I belive the Tutorial Zone are all database contigent, meaning that you have to edit the DB for the goals you seek. Items and mobs points you back to the editors I mentioned, as well as learning some of the ingame commands for spawns. Tutorial zones are set up more or less by switching the starting zones of your class/race combo to the zone you need them to be in. Just be sure to have the quest and mobs set up for the zone, or it could be a very boring starter zone!

When you run either zone.exe or eqlaunch.exe, your making dynamic zones servers that will load zones when a player needs them, always. To make static zones, I belive you do something like run
I kinda figured this was all database stuff, I just don;t know where to look for the starting items a toon will have.


as for zones, thanks I kinda figured that was it, I set it to dynamically load 100 zones, default seems to load only 1 so any zone try outside the zone you were in it would error with zone unavaliable.
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