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Thanks for replying but it seems that I can't find an .str or animation file for hell's plant, vacuum extreme and crazy weed. It only shows the skill icon. Where can I find it?

Help me please

So, how do you guys identify a specific filename from a .grf files? Like, a file for "Dangerous Soul Collect" skill effect is located at texture/effect/thunder_center

No one's gonna help? D:

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Every time I enchant an item, it has color names, what should I do?

I would like to request a custom command script that shows an extra stats about your player that isn't showed in your regular stats window. Like you can see an information about the card bonuses you're wearing, etc.... Thank you very much in advance! <3

Okay. Thank you!

Is it possible to have a script that won't make a guild let enter the guild castles EMBLEMLESS during WoE hours? Like, if a certain guild has an "Official Guild Approval" skill while EMBLEMLESS, they won't be able to enter the guild castles.

I figured out why I can't login properly. I think it has something to do with the client. I didn't use md5 password to the server, only a string and this is the result I'm using 2015-11-04a client which I got it from HERE

Only "ragnarok". I even type this very carefully. But here's another. I registered a new account with username: test_m and password: test and this is the result. I believe that the md5 hash of test is: 098f6bcd4621d373cade4e832627b4f6 I don't know why client is converting it differently

I tried two different clients: 1.) Client with no "md5 password enabled" patched. 2.) Client with "md5 password enabled" patched.

Hello, I don't understand clearly what you're trying to say, but if I'm going to do this, the server won't be able to login to character server since the server password is stored in the database with md5 hash. If you're telling me that I have to enable these two, I already did it. It's just a client being so tricky. Thanks!

Nope. I only enabled this // Store passwords as MD5 hashes instead of plain text? // NOTE: Will not work with clients that use <passwordencrypt> use_MD5_passwords: yes

I did what you instructed, but no matter what I do, I think the client's trying to convert it again into md5. (Hopefully not)