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I'm sorry, I can't help you with these kind of problems. You just simply don't have the technical knowledge at this point in time it seems and that means that I won't be able to really explain to you what you need to do. That's why I said take a step back and start with something easier. What you should do is download a bunch of different buffers (with instructions) and see what they say about how to implement it. You'll see it from a few different perspectives that way and it'll broaden your knowledge for when you run into problems next time.

No. There should be instructions included with whatever buffer you download about how to implement it, if not then you'd have to use knowledge you'd get from experience to try to implement it. If you're having trouble following the instructions then you need to take a step back to something easier. Then come back to this when you have more experience.

No. You need to know the basics of what you're doing if you want to implement anything.

I'm a person who comes here looking for some possible creativity and looking to lend a hand to people that really need it. Instead the majority of the time I come across douchebag leeches like you that don't actually contribute anything. That's simply it, you're not capable of doing anything and you don't even put in an effort to try. Sure, for example, I gave Pauler a hard time in his ACM thread but at least he's done something. What do you have to show for it other than your whiny-give-me-everything-because-I'm-too-lazy-to-search-myself threads? Oh that's right, you repost content which happens to be the first result on google. And in your own post: http://maxcheaters.com/forum/index.php?topic=238566.0 A guy literally handed you the answer and handed you an ACM. Then you were actually autistic enough to say thanks, but no thanks and turned right around and reposted exactly what he posted here. Also the "still waiting for the a ACM like that I requested.. People were offering you help in this thread and you threw it back in their face. People are not here to do everything for you. Take the fucking help that people offer or shut the fuck up.

You didn't make it, you didn't author it. Somebody who takes 5 minutes in google could find it an honestly theres enough resources everywhere to find a million of them. Another point I want to make is: I wish assholes that just posted 'nice' would be removed from the community. They contribute nothing other than to bump their own post count so they can run in, grab whatever content is locked and bounce. And you know you only created this post to up your own post count InTheEnd because not 5 minutes before you were asking in help for another one. And if you really wanted one and really cared, Pauler's post was right below yours. Or a quick search brings up about 5 miillion. It's not a complicated process, you're just inserting a row into a database table.

Topic: [PAID] Post: "At the moment we don't have budget for paying the staff so you have to keep it in mind we cannot pay you." Later: "I think I can give some payment monthly. It will be related to the a-beep-t of donations we receive monthly." I can say that I already consider you unreliable, untrustworthy, and that you're not really serious. If you want to give somebody a variable kind of payment then you should probably be making arrangments with somebody you know. If you're trying to hire somebody outside of that I want to here what I'm getting an hour, not "Maybe you'll get paid if we get donations.". Which, maybe fine if you don't mind "maybe" getting the code you want.

>useful post >I want advice about something I have no idea where to even begin and don't have the technical knowledge to do it myself, so help.

it would appear temp is a Map. It comes to this statement and tries to delete a record from it. However temp has not been initialized so it's equal to null. You need to make sure temp has been created using Map temp = new FastMap<key,value>(); Made a quick example: Map<Integer,String> amap = new HashMap<Integer,String>(); Integer number1 = 1; Integer number2 = null; String astring = "Test"; amap.put(number1, astring); amap.remove(number2); System.out.println("Done!"); This works ok! number2 (max in your program) can be null and still passed to remove. However, if you don't initalize the Map: Map<Integer,String> amap = null; Integer number1 = 1; Integer number2 = null; String astring = "Test"; amap.put(number1, astring); amap.remove(number2); System.out.println("Done!"); You're gonna get a null pointer exception.

I know a lot of them have implementation instructions. If you can't understand it then you're getting ahead of yourself.

It would appear that you've got an FastMap object that hasn't be initalized.

Yea the reason it's the same is because thats Lineage 2. You can try new things, I do all the time. The issue becomes who is your target audience. Most people that wander in here are as I mentioned earlier: ask a question, get a response, never come back. They're not interested in new things they're interested in Lineage 2. EDIT: If you're interested in trying something new with Lineage then you need to reach to the right audience. Looking here you won't find anybody because most of the people that wander across here are here purely for Lineage 2. Graphics and Engines have nothing to do with it (look at Minecraft, Terraria, Everquest, these games compared to the graphics of modern games suck, but people still play them).

check the armor xml files

I wouldn't say Lineage is dying. If you ever happen to wander across those brazillian servers theres somehow hundreds of them still playing. I have no idea how they hell these servers get found and why they're so popular but hey, whatever floats your boat. I guess it's like Everquest; even years after it's initial release they're still releasing full A+++ priced expansion packs and people still play it.

Or you can make one yourself. I saw you also made the post in the help suggestion requesting an ACM. I dont know if you're looking for something specific but if you're that picky about it then just make your own implementation.

I think you should take a step back. I don't think you understand the difference between the client and server. You should learn that first.

http://richbui.com/2009/03/06/how-to-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-server-on-windows-server/

Honestly another option is adding something like this in your L2PcInstance private int legendarywhatevervalue; public int getlegendarywhatevervalue() { return this.legendarywhatevervalue; } Then just write a jython quest or something that'll simply call the players get function to display the value. Or you can simply just use a value that's already there.

Oh, sorry :c Well if you want the website to be able to connect to your mysql database you have to make sure 1) You have remote access enabled 2) you have the correct port forwarded if you're behind a router. 3) If you're telling your website to connect to 'localhost', it's going to try to connect to the database located on the server. You need to fill in the number you get from: http://www.whatismyip.com/

Do you want your website to connect to the database on your computer? ¿Quiere que su página web para conectarse a la base de datos en su ordenador?

Just so I understand: The game server is located on your own computer but the database is located on the web host Psomaweb. <es>El servidor del juego se encuentra en su propia computadora, pero la base de datos se encuentra en la Psomaweb de alojamiento web.</es> The hosting company can block access to remote connections to the MySQL database. <es>La empresa de alojamiento puede bloquear el acceso a las conexiones remotas a la base de datos MySQL.</es>

I'll try using google translator, though I don't speak Spanish. ¿Ha instalado el sitio web en el mismo servidor que el servidor del juego?

What you want to do is possible on the server-side but showing it to the user is a completely different story. I'm not sure if it's possible to modify the actual content in the Lineage 2 GUI windows. You can change the textures but I don't know if you can for example add another element on here to represent your extra value. You need to head over to the client section and ask those guys.

True. Now I'll play that card: Since you posted it in the public domain I can say what I want about it and it sucks. People that know what they're doing and not just trying to bump their post count here won't be using this. Ideally and normally yes, however: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/php-script-downloaded-as-source-code.html It can still happen. And it shows what kind of a programmer you are if you're saying 'why should I secure it?'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming) Ajax (also AJAX; pronounced /ˈeɪdʒæks/; an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)[1] is a group of interrelated web development techniques used on the client-side to create asynchronous web applications. Also, it's not like your PHP script is going to actually use that much of your resources. It doesn't matter how you do it your server is still going to be processing some kind of information. There is still a seperate between the presentation and information, you just don't see it.

What I'm wondering is if perhaps you've installed more than 1 instance of MySQL by accident.

package net.sf.l2j.gameserver.model.actor.instance.L2PcInstance; However, what kind of stat do you want to include? You can add whatever you want but I don't think you're going to be able to show it in that window.