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View File Third Job Costumes & New Classes: Corrected Third Job Costumes + New Classes The Correction With the advent of jRO releasing new Job Costumes, and also, the new classes from the Taekwon branch, many of server owners want to replace the vanilla sprites or even, implement the bodystyle system. But, there's a catch! Originally jRO, and now, even kRO spriters, have made it completely off of the default pattern of palette. In a classic example, you can notice the pattern of the RO palettes. What matters is the position of the colours, as an example, for all jobs, the white-ish tones will be always on the same row, so we can use it to create custom palettes. See how it works: But jRO didn't follow the classic pattern, making it incompatible with custom palettes (@Kamishi ones included). So, I edited frame by frame of each job sprite, of each gender, mounted or not, correcting them, converting them in a way so many of the previously created palettes will work. This package includes: Alternate Outfits: Alternate Royal Guard M/F + Gryffon Battlemount + Lion Mount Alternate Ranger M/F + Warg Battlemount + Ostrich Mount Alternate Minstrel/Wanderer + Ostrich Mount Alternate ArchBishop M/F + Alpaca Mount Alternate Warlock M/F + Fox Mount Alternate Mechanic M/F + Savage Mount Alternate Genetic M/F + Savage Mount Alternate Guillotine Cross M/F + Hyena Mount Alternate Shadow Chaser M/F + Hyena Mount Alternate Sorcerer M/F + Fox Mount Alternate Sura M/F + Alpaca Mount Alternate Rune Knight M/F + Dragon Battlemount + Lion Mount New Classes Star Emperor M/F + Wolf Mount Soul Reaper M/F + Wolf Mount As requested by @Emistry, I also added an extra, making it more compatible to default palettes: Kagerou/Oboro + Frog Mount Following the another @Emistry's request, all files are now already on GRFs. The previous version had no Cashmount palette included, this one fixes the issue. Only the already released costumes are supported at this moment. The Rune Knight seems to be the last of them, it's over a year from the first release! As a final part of the package, I'm including Classic Palettes for all Alternate Costumes. Enjoy the final product! Submitter Haziel Submitted 02/24/2016 Category Job Sprites Content Author Gravity Corp  

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i think disable it when diff the client but for 2017 client i'm not found that option.

Welp... didn't know the rules were updated... my apologies lol.

It took me a bit to understand dynamic shops when I was first learning too. This is the npc I used to understand dynamic shops but I added a bunch of comments hopefully it helps. ( Disclaimer: This npc is old and doesn't have all the necessary weight checks and mumbo-jumbo I'm providing it as an example because it's simple. ) - shop custom_seller2 -1,501:20 // Create our dummy shop. prontera.gat,95,99,5 script WoE Shop 100,{ // This code runs when the user clicks our npc. mes "I will sell you items for " + getitemname(.CoinID) + "."; // Let the user know about our shop. callshop "custom_seller2",1; // Summon our dummy shop filled with custom items. npcshopattach "custom_seller2"; // Attach the shop to this npc. end; // This code runs when a user purchases an item from our shop. OnBuyItem: .@len = getarraysize(.customs); // Get the number of customs we've added. .@b_len = getarraysize(@bought_nameid); // Get the number of purchased items. for( set @i, 0; @i < .@len; set @i, @i+1 ) { // Loop through all our custom items. for( set @d,0; @d < .@b_len; set @d, @d+1 ) { // Loop through all the purchased items. if( @bought_nameid[@d] == .customs[@i] ) { // Check if the purchased item equals our custom item. if( countitem(.CoinID) >= .Price[@i] * @bought_quantity[@d] ) { // Check if the user has the correct funds. delitem .CoinID,.Price[@i]*@bought_quantity[@d]; getitem @bought_nameid[@d],@bought_quantity[@d]; } } } } deletearray @bought_quantity, getarraysize(@bought_quantity); // Remove the array. deletearray @bought_nameid, getarraysize(@bought_nameid); // Remove the array. close; // This code runs first. When the server is started. OnInit: setarray .customs[0],12103,607,678; // An array of our custom items. set .CoinID,7227; // Currency used for the transaction. setarray .Price[0],20,40,300; // The amount of coins needed for our items. (For example: Item 12103 = 20 coins) npcshopitem "custom_seller2",0,0; // Remove all items from our dummy shop. for( set .@i, 0; .customs[.@i]; set .@i, .@i+1 ) // Loop through our custom items. npcshopadditem "custom_seller2",.customs[.@i],.Price[.@i]; // Add our custom items to the cleared dummy shop. end; }

pretty nice idea! +1

Would you want a function to check individual files for hashes? Example: data.grft - Hash: 123456789 Now a user manipulated the grf file: Hash would be a new one (4123456789). The patcher would inform the server owner about the manipulation (account name of the manipulative) by e-mail or directly into an log file.