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Use whatever template you want—but don’t be mad if people call you out for trying to make money while using something that isn’t yours in your product. Especially if the creator asked you nicely to take it down before making the issue public.

Maybe show some previews of the ones that aren't part of ongoing projects? since you mentioned *most* of them are 😛 Previews are always good

It's also the players' fault, because there have been decent servers implementing some of the things you said plus some other 'innovations', plus many QOL things for newbies (ingame bestiary, with drops searchers, etc). In the end, it's the players who decide to feed into that shit and play the most garbage servers simply because the owners of the servers gave their clan leaders 100 euros, or they insta quit the server because they didn't win the first QA, etc, etc, etc. In the end, if a server is garbage or great it doesn't really matter if the players don't wanna stay in there. Players are no better than the devs themselves, in the end it seems there are abusive devs who will milk the shit out of their willingly milkable players, or there are none, goes both ways.

Sadly you'd need to spend at the very least $12k on a single PC in order to run Lineage 2 in the lowest graphics settings. Make sure you have custom loop liquid cooling (corsshair hydro X or optimus) otherwise your house will be set on fire.

There isn't, the game is just ancient, you might wanna play with a lower resolution (tho it might look horrible)

Could also be the case that you're missing editor.int in your compiler's folder. [Public] Object=(Name=Editor.BatchExportCommandlet,Class=Class,MetaClass=Core.Commandlet) Object=(Name=Editor.BatchDecompileCommandlet,Class=Class,MetaClass=Core.Commandlet)

You can't extract that with UE Explorer because you haven't decompressed the files. https://prnt.sc/VwM8ISeUppuP However, you won't get 'clean' source files with utpt nor ue explorer, you can maybe make some sort of frankenstein on your current compiler's engine.u by using the scripts extracted from ue explorer as reference, manually adding missing scripts/parts of the .uc scripts that don't exist in your current compiler, etc. The reason why you get an error when using batchexport, is because your compiler is probably missing some file. usually your .ini should look sorta like this: EditPackages=Core EditPackages=Engine EditPackages=Editor EditPackages=Fire and batchexport should work fine. However, this will probably also not give you the result that you expect. Whichever way you use to decompile those files, you'll have to do some manual work, shouldn't take more than a couple of hours, or maybe a few minutes depending on what you're trying to do.

...because you can't have 2 weapons equipped at once. The book should be a shield.

Try editing ut2003.ini inside l2editor's folder, under [Core.System], add this: [Core.System] PurgeCacheDays=30 Paths=.\*.u Paths=..\SysTextures\*.utx Paths=..\Textures\*.utx Paths=..\Animations\*.ukx Paths=..\StaticMeshes\*.usx Paths=..\Sounds\*.uax Suppress=DevLoad Suppress=DevSave Suppress=DevNetTraffic Suppress=DevGarbage Suppress=DevKill Suppress=DevReplace Suppress=DevCompile Suppress=DevBind Suppress=DevBsp Also, if your editors close with no log or error mesage whatsoever then it's likely the case that something's wrong with your OS. I've successfully ran all versions without any problems in windows 11 pro x64.

Your l2editor can't access the 'Textures' folder, nor the 'Sounds' folder, and probably none of the others. Send a pic of your client's root folder so I can see exactly how you're using it This particular version can't build sunlight properly, your TerrainInfos will look black. There are other versions of it (the prelude/interlude versions) but they also have their own problems (fucked up map geometry, problems with movers, having to manually turn on the collision of every staticmesh in order for them to generate shadows, etc.) i doubt you'll ever find any guides anywhere about how to use these editors properly, because it'd be just way too tedious to explain; tldr you're gonna have to experiment with them on your own and figure out how to use them, while they're not perfect it's definitely possible to make/port maps with them to any client. Or, you can try to figure out if some shady russian is selling a proper unrealed for L2 in some other forum 😛

You don't have your l2editor set up properly within your client's root folder, so it can't access the files from the client. ->L2 Client's root folder --->L2Editor --->Animations --->ForceFeedback --->L2text --->MAPS --->Music --->Screenshot --->Sounds --->StaticMeshes --->System --->SysTextures --->Textures --->Voice Also, this is pretty useles when it comes to editing maps

Because if he doesn't freeshare the projects himself they will eventually get leaked anyway. Again, you were asking about this yesterday on discord and multiple people have already told you there's no code removed, if you're not gonna listen to the feedback to your question, why even ask to begin with? Lol

in the case of h5 client and lower, those 'combos' are completely hardcoded, you can't really make new ones, this is a thing only ever since goddess.

Take a look at AnimationCombo.dat. Those letters are a mix of animations, i.e. 'D' could be SpAtk01+SpAtk02, Mix01 could be SpAtk06+SpAtk07+SpAtk08, and so on.

he ain't selling anything tho, you must have 70 IQ

Definitely not a good idea

This guy is the least sketchy person alive on this forum.

As far as i'm aware they're smaller in older clients, including h5 (64x64?) Either way it seems impractical to me, i'd rather throw a texture in a proper utx and call it a day

I'm pretty sure you can, ye, but definitely not png images maybe if someone builds a system to show images by sending like 1500 crests to build a big image? :^)

You can't. The image needs to be stored in the client, inside any kind of client package (ukx, utx, usx, uax, u, etc). You can't send images from server to client.

Reminds me a lot to Warcraft III's triggers

Should be alpha, not masked. And it should be either in tga format, or dtx3/dtx5 with no mipmaps.

Try disabling Hyper-V?

If you're using Classic clients, then all the client sided files you need are already in your client

You're missing animnotifies, which are added directly onto the .ukx file. Specifically, AnimNotify_AttackShot UDN - Two - AnimNotifies