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If existing on a higher chronicle or another pack, you can copy/paste and adapt. If not existing, you can use an existing instance and modify it from that model.

broadcastUserInfo() send player informations both for player (CharInfo packet) and for his knownlist (broadcast UserInfo). Both problems you said can be linked to a miss of that method. In the end of setHero() method, just add that line : broadcastUserInfo(); If it works I'm glad, if it doesn't, drop that line and search anywhere else. I got no other idea. Btw the switch for one case isn't easy to read (I know you made it like that because Cobra code was using it), just use following if you got only one case : if (impro == 30) { sendPacket(new ExShowScreenMessage("You reached 30 killing spree!", 10000)); Announcements.getInstance().announceToAll("Player " + getName() + " Is On a Killing Spree Someone Stop Him"); setHero(true); }

Just import your sources on eclipse. If you want a versioning of your project, then use SVN. Eventually search a tutorial or anything on that forum or on Google, same for svn description.

A SVN link refers to a SVN server ; you can install a SVN server but it's kinda fat if you got only one computer to work on. Services such as Assembla or xp-dev allow you to host projects for free. You can add a project without SVN, just use Import/Export or even a drag and drop if structure is correct. SVN is only to keep a system of releases. That's far preferable to use one, because it keeps all things you edited. That's not needed. Basically, you import your project (drag and drop/import) on eclipse, then link your project to a SVN. If project was from a externalsource, you add svn of that project, checkout (= download) and then can begin to play with the local copy.

It awaits the directory for a SVN server, not a directory of your local machine. SVNs for L2J are following, there are one or 2 differents for every existing project (L2J decided to split core and datapack in 2 SVNs, dunno why) : And perhaps you should read their tutorials instead of MxC's.

You can be a newbie as I was 2,5y ago but still have some logics. You download sources, how do you think you can add codes in sources, except editing it ? Just double click on any file and edit it. Anyway I answered, and Gunar sent you link to compile through Eclipse. PS : My first question on MxC was "what is a NPE" (that was my 8th post). And that was 4 months after I begun to use L2J. You can find it here.

Question as answer looks stupid, anyway. To add java codes, you edit sources with any notepad type, or preferably an IDE such as Eclipse. Once you edited sources, you compile them and replace files (generally only the l2jserver.jar is enough)

In guard AI, canSeeThroughSilentMove() must return false, that's all...

setHero( probably misses a broadcastUserInfo().

What's the point of that thread ?

Time to wake up, that doesn't exist. And selling a pack 10€, it's clearly not serious.

Items are in XML since at least 2 years... And even lower chronicles packs got often it on XML.

2009 year old topic, and you don't even need to create a new itemhandler, nor create configs, just create an extractable item with one item and 100% luck (never saw a Brown Pouch to get Moonstones from it ?). Depending of your pack, it's located in : - items XMLs for Freya and some reworked packs. - own file named extractable_items.csv for IL-like packs. Locked. And as Teddy said, Masone stops to bump topics with one word reply.

You can have 2 NPEs with this code, because : - "knows" try to be feed with activeChar's knownlist, even if activeChar isn't ingame. - "knows" try to search for an object, but imagine you try to enchant in a place where there is no one around ? Correct way is to initialize Collection after the null check, just before the "for". And to include a null check in if (wh instanceof L2WarehouseInstance) So we got (I didn't verify where you putted your "for" loop, let's say it was good) : final Collection<L2Character> knowns = activeChar.getKnownList().getKnownCharactersInRadius(400); for (L2Object wh : knowns) { if (wh != null && wh instanceof L2WarehouseInstance) { activeChar.sendMessage("You cannot enchant near warehouse."); return; } }

Try to includes weapon type in the config, else it's useless. And reverse position of checks ; better to see if player is in the list before seeing if the item you are using is a weapon (which is far more common check).

Notepad++ & curiosity.

That's the good spirit ^^. And continue sharing ofc !

Nowai, I gave you -1 karma because you used karma as a weapon on 2 guys, on posts which were 1 month old ago. And I warned both ppl who insulted you. I sent around 8 PMs to 5 different ppls. I will never dekarma because you share stuff (added credits, respect of rules...). Don't picture me as an heartless whore... Even if it's real :P.

My sentence was in that way : as it comes from aCis, you will have work to adapt for any other pack such as L2JFrozen, etc. Pointless to try to adapt it for aCis, as it is aCis panel (and an old one, as there isn't list for //reload command). Your sentence sounds like it is hard to adapt it on aCis... Which is illogic as it comes from that pack. Anyway you got the reason why SweeTs laughed, probably your sentence was bad turned :P. Regards.

Probably you will have work to do with Teddy files too, and what you ask is possible, but you must edit admincommandhandlers.

No clue then, all topics I see about the subject is about firewalls. You probably got an application which blocks the loopback. Or you messed twice LS config ? In any case, it's your environnement which is incriminated, not packs. Btw your hosts file is fat, clean all stuff except localhost + L2 stuff if you got no use of others.

It's kinda pointless to share files, you will surely have more work to do to adapt it then to do from zero yourself. Anyway as I said it already, you can dl precompiled pack of aCis from my forums, and use HTMs from admin folder. Depending of your pack you will have a lot of rework, or a lot of rework. And no there isn't errors in my sentence :D.

Loopback connection, it's about 127.0.0.1. Probably you dropped that line in your hosts, or you got an activated firewall which blocks things. For a fast check, try to ping yourself. Windows panel > cmd > ping 127.0.0.1. Probably it will fail.

Archid got no support, it's a dead project. You need to rework MMOCore, probably it's missing.

If you speak of ingame admin panel, you can see that topic, which is a ripe of my work on aCis pack. You can too directly download aCis preconfigured pack and use HTMs from it. In both ways you have to heavily edit it, as I dropped around 150 commands, renamed as much and added around 20. Finally aCis is updated on a week base, so the work you see on those pictures is already outdated (added functions, reworked others,...) If you didn't want a ingame admin panel, be more accurate.