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  1. If you think that my connection closes every evening one time a day!(and more)

    I'll try to keep in touch sometimes..But let's go back to our project!I saw inside the project's forum that there were XML,HTML,SQL files etc..So we gona make some addons for other servers, or setup a kind of a server..?

  2. Because i use Vivodi and it's a big crap..I'll change my provider,after 2 months non-having internet (i want to remember the non-internet days :P) i ll be back!

    But for everything you decide on this project count me in :D

  3. You can't start on your own.. :P

    I m not in ,cause i ll cut my internet connection in 2 days, and i'll be offline for more than 2 months..!So GL with this idea, and i hope to find the people you need!

  4. [Tutorial] - Images in HTML ingame

     

    In this tutorial i'll show you how you can easly add a picture in a html of an NPC.

    First of all you need to take an NPC or make one yourself.

    I took an existing NPC called Veteran Ascalon

    html: Veteran_ascalon001.htm this one i will edit with a picture in it.

    htmltut2.jpg

     

    Client side:

    First take a picture that you want in your html.

    i took this one:

    DW.jpg

     

    what i have done is edited the height and width in photoshop to 256x256

    and saved it as an DDS DXT1 named laller.dds

    you get the DSS plugin Here

     

    Make a UTX file for it.

    Get UnrealEdit from HERE

    Install it.

     

    Run it with UnrealEd.exe

    you will get a window with the name Textures.

    There you go to File > New ,click it

    you will get a new window. called New Material

    Package: tutorialtest

    Group: <empty>

    name: lol (doenst matter what you put here)

     

    and click "New"

    and close the upcoming window.

    Go to File > Import.

    and search for your image and dubbel click it.

    i named it laller

    then press OK.

     

    go to File > save

    and save it where you want. i left the name untouched.

    place it in your systextures directory of your Lineage client.

     

    Server side:

    I took this html

     

    From Veteran Ascalon, in Giran

     

    <HTML><HEAD><BODY>
    Veteran Ascalon:<BR>
    Would you like to hear stories of my splendid past? In my youth I was a soldier of 
    fortune, wandering freely, fighting aliens and making love to women with foreign names. 
    There were some hard times, but my blazing Warrior spirit kept me going. 
    The deep brotherhood among comrades, struggles, fierce battles, love, romance, 
    I experienced it all. 
    I was truly a Warrior.
    <BR>But now I am old. If I could find a talented young fellow to succeed me, I would 
    retire in peace.<BR><A action="bypass -h talk_select">Quest</A>
    </BODY></HTML>

     

    now if you done the same as me above including the names you can use this code:

     

    <IMG src="tutorial.laller" width=256 height=256>

     

    then place it where you want in the html like this:

     

    <HTML><HEAD><BODY>
    Veteran Ascalon:<BR>
    Would you like to hear stories of my splendid past? In my youth I was a soldier of 
    fortune, wandering freely, fighting aliens and making love to women with foreign names. 
    There were some hard times, but my blazing Warrior spirit kept me going. 
    The deep brotherhood among comrades, struggles, fierce battles, love, romance, 
    I experienced it all. 
    I was truly a Warrior.
    <BR>But now I am old. If I could find a talented young fellow to succeed me, I would 
    retire in peace.<BR><A action="bypass -h talk_select">Quest</A>
    <IMG src="tutorial.laller" width=256 height=256>
    </BODY></HTML>

     

    if you done that save the html and place it in the html of the server.

    you can restart the server or got to l2server > Set > and remove HTML Caching

     

    Log in and go to the NPC you edited/made and check it out!

     

    htmltut1.jpg

     

     

    Source: Postpacific

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