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Hello guys, I already found documentation elsewhere shortly after opening this thread. Thanks anyway!

[This message was originally aimed at @Tokei but his PM's are blocked ] Hello guys, I hope you can help me in this matter. I'm parsing an ACT file programatically using this as reference: https://github.com/rdw-archive/RagnarokFileFormats/blob/master/ACT.MD It works great for act files version 0x205 but it fails miserably for version 0x204 and below and there's no other documentation available out there. Can you perhaps pinpoint me in the right direction, what is not supported in lower versions or send me a more in depth reference? Thank you for you time.

Hello everyone, my client uses 0x0064,55 for login, and I want to change it like 0x0078. I already know what to change server side but, how I find it in my client to change it? What do I need to hex in the client? Thank you.

Hello, I diffed my .exe (the same version as this one) and while in yours the navigation NPC indications are in correct English, mine are in some weird korean chars. It's embedded in the client as with the same folders it shows different behaviour, could you share your WDGTranslateClientIntoEnglish plugin?

Well, once again I answered myself but if it's useful for some other, great. Running basic tests with "-march=native", "-march=corei7", "-march=core2" and "-march=nocona" I've got to say default compiling flags are the best. Using any "-march" dropped the performance for about 20%.

Hi, has anyone here used "-march=native" and "-mtune=native" when compiling eathena? Any performance boost or downside? Thanks for your time.

As an objetive point of view, Leeg's translations are far superior than the old Spanish ones. These were mixing some sort of hispanicized English, also, there were numeruous grammar mistakes. However, I think there are some mistakes in Leeg's one. For example: 662: Debes alejarte como mínimo %d celdas de ese NPC. A more accurate translation could be: 662: Debes estar al menos a %d celdas de distancia de cualquier NPC. But that's my opinion.

Nevermind. It was a custom code, corrected with snprintf instead of sprintf. Thank you.

Compiling my server in a 64 bit environment with ./configure --enable-64bit the compilation goes ok (just a few warnings) but after some of my users enters it, the map disconnects and this message is displayed in the terminal: *** glibc detected *** ./map-server_sql: malloc(): memory corruption: 0x0000000005445f30 *** *** glibc detected *** ./map-server_sql: malloc(): memory corruption: 0x0000000005445f30 *** In 32 bit OS with a 32bit compilation the server is running perfectly. Coredump doesn't show anything. Is there any way I can check what's the problem?

So, it's a bit tricky to explain but I'll do my best: Somewhere in the code, when a player cast a skill it sends that the player has actually casted that skill, thus sending it to the client to do the animation, show the title of the skill etc. Where is this? As I want to cut that off, the player does the skill internally (it does damage/misses or brokes weapon, etc, but the player will not see their char do that). Why? You'll ask. Because I want to send it in a different way: maybe with clif_skill_nodamage I will be able of showing that skill but without animation, just the title of the skill. Nevermind, I get something similar of what I wanted looking around in clif.c

@Jhedzkie: I put it in the else statement and it worked as I intended, thank you.

Hi all. I need to add a status change everytime a player is hit by a skill or a normal attack (that doesn't miss and does actual damage, even if it's bypassed through devotion). Under which function should I start this status change? Thanks in advance.

So, as I need to use add_timer with a custom function, anybody can tell me how to use it properly? As it uses TimerFunc variables and I don't know how to pass variables through it.

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