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Hello, everyone. I am an American, looking to start my own server.... I am looking for a dev, to help me build & edit a pride-style server. Basically, at this point: (being Lineage 2 is a dying game - with botters overtaking) I'm not looking to spend hundreds-thousands of dollars.... Even if it's a cheap not "pride-style" server, I'll be content with that, too. I have everything else as far as Name, Discord, website, and staff - I just need a dev, to help with the files. Thanks! 🙂 -
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## SuperPoint Editor SuperPoint Editor is a practical visual editor for Lineage II PTS 'SuperPoint.bin' files. It is built for people who need to inspect, fix, rebuild, and draw server routes without digging through binary data by hand. ### What You Can Do - Open and edit 'SuperPoint.bin' files. - Export BIN data into a readable TXT format. - Save edited data back into a valid BIN file. - Validate routes before saving. - Work with SuperPoint routes, points, directed connections, and path records in tables. - Add, duplicate, delete, and reorder points. - Create direct and reverse connections between route points. - Automatically generate connections between neighboring points. - Edit raw point coordinates: 'X', 'Y', 'Z', 'Index', and 'Delay'. - Keep route names and internal route data organized. - Use either English or Ukrainian interface language. ### C4 Server Support Some C4 servers have 'SuperPoint.bin', but do not have 'superpointinfo.txt' in scripts. The editor supports this case directly. When 'superpointinfo.txt' is not found near the BIN file, the editor can open the BIN in C4 mode. In this mode, 'Fstring ID' is disabled because that value belongs to 'superpointinfo.txt', not to the BIN itself. The editor will not generate or modify 'superpointinfo.txt' while working in this mode. This keeps C4 data clean and avoids creating script files that the server does not actually use. ### superpointinfo.txt Support For chronicles that do use 'superpointinfo.txt', the editor can load and synchronize it together with the BIN data. When saving, the editor updates route nodes and coordinates while preserving existing metadata such as: - 'npc_name' - 'move_type' - 'fstring_index' - 'social_number' - 'delay' New nodes are generated with safe default values, so existing script metadata is not accidentally wiped. ### Geodata Tools The editor can also open converted geodata '.dat' files and display them as a map. This makes route editing much more visual. You can: - Load geodata and inspect the terrain by layer. - Zoom and pan around the map. - Create a new SuperPoint directly from a map cell. - Draw a route by clicking on the geodata. - Drag existing points to new positions. - Automatically snap 'X/Y' to the selected geo cell. - Use the selected geodata layer to fill the point 'Z'. - See all routes on the map or focus only on the selected one. This is especially useful when building new NPC movement paths or correcting bad route coordinates. ### Connections and Paths SuperPoint connections are directional. A connection from point '3' to point '2' is not the same as a connection from point '2' to point '3'. The editor makes this explicit by separating: - route points, - directed connections, - and the actual path records used by each connection. For simple cases, it can create direct path records automatically. For more complex movement, you can edit the path points manually. ### Built for Safe Editing The editor includes validation before saving, so common structural problems can be caught before a broken BIN is produced. It also verifies rebuilt BIN files through the converter engine. The goal is simple: edit quickly, but do not silently damage server data. ### Unknown Field This small 'Unknown' field is part of the original BIN structure. Most official-looking files keep it as '0', and for regular route editing there is usually no reason to change it. The editor exposes it so nothing from the BIN is hidden or lost. If you do not know exactly what your server uses it for, keep it at '0'. Download -
By adm.l2pvpbrasil · Posted
NpcGrp não salva no interlúdio e da crítico quando coloca ele no cliente, já testei ele antes.
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# Bind ip of the gameserver, use * to bind on all available IPs
GameserverHostname=*
GameserverPort=7777
# This is transmitted to the clients connecting from an external network, so it has to be a public IP or resolvable hostname
# If this ip is resolvable by Login just leave *
ExternalHostname=l2darkness.no-ip.biz
# This is transmitted to the client from the same network, so it has to be a local IP or resolvable hostname
# If this ip is resolvable by Login just leave *
InternalHostname= 127.0.0.1
# The Loginserver host and port
LoginPort=9014
LoginHost=127.0.0.1
# Minimum and maximum protocol revision that server allow to connect.
# You must keep MinProtocolRevision <= MaxProtocolRevision.
MinProtocolRevision = 1
MaxProtocolRevision = 999
Server\Login\Config\Login.properties
# This is transmitted to the clients connecting from an external network, so it has to be a public IP or resolvable hostname
ExternalHostname=l2darkness.no-ip.biz
# This is transmitted to the client from the same network, so it has to be a local IP or resolvable hostname
InternalHostname= 127.0.0.1
LPn TA exw teriaksei elpizw swsta opws vlepete . . . Teriazw to l2.ini ( ServerAddr : l2darkness.no-ip.biz )
anoigw Login
anoigw GameServer
pataw acc ALLA TPT :/ Dn mpenei ..
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