Akkarin

Jey, while your script looks useful, it serves no purpose in our repo as the links would still point to content that no longer exists. It also states in the first post that there is a special editing group.

There's no detailed information for us to be able to help you.. We're not a group of crystal balls. Also, moving topic to client support.

Then post your errors and we'll move this thread to Support section o.O

That's correct. We don't need all of these copy-paste pages, or if we're keeping them then we should atleast expand on them all with proper examples in working code. Or we just ditch them :/

Thanks Cydh @.@

http://www.green-peach.net/index.php?a=sprite&type=hat&name=Magestic_Goat Someone didn't look hard enough for themselves.

I'm a happy person :3

Hey guys! Our Wiki is moving to Github. Actually, it's already there, but the conversion process isn't perfect. Some of the links and headers from the older Mediawiki syntax remain, which means the pages look a little bit messy. The current wiki hosted by us is in read-only mode. This is where you can help! There are currently over 700 pages that require attention. Do you have a spare half hour to give us a hand? What we need: Links changing to pages that exist. Pages can now have spaces in the links, which equates to a dash (-) in the title. For example [Database Configuration](Database-Configuration) and will be our new naming convention. If the page doesn't exist, you may be able to find it by using the search bar on the right of the wiki homepage. Formatting Section headers need to be addressed Code needs correct indentation for formatted output (4 spaces) Content correctionSome of the pages are years old and the functions/script they're describing either no longer functions that way, or doesn't exist. We have setup a special Wiki-Editing group on Github, so all you need is an account and you can make a start! Don't worry about making a mistake, there is a "Preview" option to double check, and everything is revision controlled so major hiccups can be reverted This is a mammoth task. We fully understand that. To help, we will be using the https://rathena.org/board/forum/63-rathena-wiki-discussion/ forum to discuss and assign larger pages to the Wiki team.

On holiday in Spain May 2015. Behind bar at work Sept 2016.

Someone didn't read anything that was posted earlier in this thread.. It won't require a COMPLETE rewrite. As for "missing features", most will be much easier to add once the conversion is complete. For example, Aleos and Secrets were having a discussion earlier about how much easier it would be if the Achievement System was being written using functions available in C++. But because we don't have those functions available in C, the Devs have to write functions and hacked out methods of doing things. In C++ many of these functions are already available to us. It's difficult to improve what we currently have due to various limitations. One of those limitations is the restrictions placed on rA's code by C itself. Unless we add lines and lines of code to use functions that are already available in another language. "You need to focus and find a direction." We have, and it's with C++. Current changes and fixes are easily merged into the C++ branch, where they can be written correctly and expanded upon in the future. Implementing "what is missing" is difficult to do if it will introduce bugs/glitches/screaming rAthena users who won't do anything to help the Devs except complain. @everyone else: When you guys start to contribute to the src instead of only posting issues that your custom features affects official xyz implementation, then by all means cast opinions, or even join in the discussion. Until then, let the Devs provide your money-making-code for free without being harrased about their decisions to help you.

There's no sense in installing an additional package just to install a package when you can install the package on it's own.. phpmyadmin has it's own installer.

Good to know

Maybe you should start posting issues at github, so the devs can work on the issues?

Google search takes less time and keystrokes than typing a topic on rAthena. We don't support phpMyAdmin. Please refer to phpMyAdmin's documentation (which i google'd for) https://docs.phpmyadmin.net/en/latest/

Asia/Calcutta is not a supported timezone. Please see http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.asia.php config.php even tells you where to look: // The default timezone, consult the PHP manual for valid timezones: http://php.net/timezones (null for defaut system TZ)

I can't imagine anyone will trawl through an unpacked exe just to find the dimensions for the equipment UI. Simply hexing the client won't be enough, you 'd need to thunk it.

TXT hasn't existed for years. The instructions you need are exactly the same at the instructions in the link you posted. The only difference is you're not throwing it to a VPS/Dedicated server if you're just running it locally. You still need MySQL installed, or use rASQL.

The button on the right side of the forums allows you to donate any amount, the button in the "store" automatically gives you donator status. 2-3 months is a long time to wait to ask a question @.@ On-Topic: This is a massive leap for the dev team and i'm looking forward to their lives being made easier at the end of it

You can help in lots of ways! Submit issues to github, test for compiling errors, hit the donate button, review changes, suggest updates, etc etc.

It's a full, up-to-date, playable kRO installation. The client included is official release, not unpacked. No, but you can grab the server files from the rAthena Github Repo. Probably. I can't help your internet connection Done. Check http://roclients.info/ and click the "Installers" tab. iRO.zip plus parts 1 to 10 in 200MB zip files. First post updated.

No. The UI is not scalable to resolution size.

nope, he can't do that I think this is the most unhelpful post you've ever made. I don't think so. i think this guy need something different. Before he released this Aegies Server Files. You don't think it would be more helpful to send the files to one of the devs to look over? There is data in npcdata dir that could fix some of our open github issues without having to login to an aegis server and "guess" at the formulas and status. It's all well and good providing a test server, which i'm sure many people are thankful for, but not sharing the data and forcing the devs to do guess work with their tests kinda makes the whole thing moot. Then everyone will submit more github issues saying that the data is wrong, which would be avoided if the devs just had the data to begin with. Sharing is caring.

I've just downloaded the file via browser. It works fine.

Do you have anything in /data/logs/error/exceptions/ that might be helpful?