Moving a character from an account to another one

[Nagad]

Can someone explain to me how to do that please?

[Earnestinence]

Hello Nagad 

 

Follow this steps :

 

1- Login to your Database 

2- click on 'char' Table

3- Select the Character you Want to Move

4- Change the current account ID to the New Account you want 

 

example: 

 

the character you want to move's in phantom account and you want to move it to nagad's account

 

AccountID : username password

 

2000000  phantom  ********

2000001 nagad *****

 

change the account id in char table to nagad's accountID

 

charID AccountID name 

 

150000 2000000 ciel 

 

change the account id change it to 

 

150000 2000001 ciel 

 

 

Also make sure the char slot in the new account is not already taken. If so, change the char slot.

 

Personally, I find it is best to not do things like this on a running server. If you do - make sure the character leaves guild and party, and unfriends all friends.

 

 

 

hope this guid help you 

Edited July 23, 2015 by Ciel Phantomhive

[rayn]

Also make sure the char slot in the new account is not already taken. If so, change the char slot.

 

Personally, I find it is best to not do things like this on a running server. If you do - make sure the character leaves guild and party, and unfriends all friends.

[Azeroth]

Also make sure the char slot in the new account is not already taken. If so, change the char slot.

 

Personally, I find it is best to not do things like this on a running server. If you do - make sure the character leaves guild and party, and unfriends all friends.

 

Does it possible via script? or you need to add it manually?

[rayn]

Sure, you can do it via a script, but again, I wouldn't recommend it.

Try it and see how well it works and let us know

[Nagad]

Thank you!!

 

Will all the items, quests done, ecc be automatically transferred in this way?

Edited July 28, 2015 by Nagad

[Vykimo]

Items should be transferred but storage, account variables etc will be deleted...

To use with caution therefore... (In fact just pay attention to all tables in sql who use the charid)

Edited July 29, 2015 by Vykimo