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i've been developing some games myself , there's no way any developer / content maker can sue you for anything that's non profit , logical comparison is like : if you ain't putting any ads in your youtube videos , you can freely use anyone's video as long as your videos ain't against youtube rules . but if by any chance they know that you're making profit with it , then yes , they can sue you easily

Yes, you will be hit by the rights of gravity. Especially if the project becomes popular.

- script ScriptLOOLP -1,{ OnPCLoadMapEvent: if( strcharinfo(3) == "prontera"){ mes " "; } end; } prontera mapflag loadevent Worked.

você não quer que tal situação aconteça, quando o jogador logar no mapa x ? do you not want that situation to happen when the player logs on the map x?

OMG! Look what I sent you and analyze, think a little. The correct answer has already been given.

OnPCLoginEvent: if( strcharinfo(3) == "gen_fild01"){ } end;

try this - script mapflag -1,{ OnPCLoadMapEvent: if (gen_fild01 == gen_fild01){ mes "[SOS]"; mes "Help-me"+strcharinfo((0); close; } }

.@zeny_reward = rand(5000,50000); Zeny += .@zeny_reward; dispbottom "Gained " + .@zeny_reward + "z";

it's just the same as "Private Servers" in ragnarok , gravity tends to hunt them down backthen , but nowadays private server seems just fine everywhere , but they're still in they grey area . the safest route of not getting tackled is , taking "donations" by paypal etc , by law you can't be sued by "profittable law" even if u copied other's content if u just use "donations" system instead of "item mall" or in game money currency , which im pretty sure , that is what these two pokemon games u said are doing right now , with this , you guys are still in the grey area . but safer

Please post some update for this game, maybe on project forums. (When it's available)

btw Gepard Shield isnt a free protection project, its paid.

Disable the 'emblem frame' option in the advanced settings window. On maps where gvg is enabled, the 'emblem frame' will crash the client.