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loipon paides xriazome epigontos help!

pataw to klasiko //spawn roy_the_cat kai me leei Attention, wrong NPC ID/Name

 

kai auta einai ta configs gameserver\config\head\altsettings

 

 

# -----------------------

#  Class Master -
# -----------------------
# Allow Change Class with ClassMaster 
AllowClassMasters = True
# Allow Upgrade Strider with ClassMaster 
AllowClassMastersStriderUpdate = False
 
# Allow to define which class is allowed to be assigned through class master
AllowClassMastersFirstClass=true
AllowClassMastersSecondClass=true
AllowClassMastersThirdClass=true
 
# Config for special Class Master npc that can change players occupation
# If you need change occupation only use quest then set this to False (Default)
# Syntax: occupation number;[required item id(count)],[],...;[reward item id(count)],[],...;occupation number...
# Examples:
#
# ConfigClassMaster=1;[57(100000)];[];2;[57(1000000)];[];3;[57(10000000)],[5575(1000000)];[6622(1)]
# 1st occupation change for 100.000 Adena (item id 57)
# 2nd occupation change for 1.000.0000 Adena (item id 57)
# 3rd occupation change for 10.000.0000 Adena (item id 57) and 1.000.000 Ancient Adena (item id 5575)
# On 3rd occupation change player will be rewarded with 1 Book of Giants (item id 6622) 
#
# ConfigClassMaster=1;[];[];2;[];[];3;[];[]
# 1st, 2nd, 3rd occupation change for free, without rewards
ConfigClassMaster = 1;[];[];2;[];[];3;[];[]
 
# Class Manager Handled Remotely at Level 20/40/76
AllowRemoteClassMasters = True
 
# Life crystal needed to learn clan skills
LifeCrystalNeeded = True
 
# Spell Books needed to learn skills
SpBookNeeded = True
# Books needed to enchant skills
EnchantSkillSpBookNeeded = True
# Books needed to Divine Inspiration
DivineInspirationSpBookNeeded = True
 
# Alternative skill learn rules:
# - all classes can learn all skills
# - skills of another class costs x2 SP
# - skills of another race costs x2 SP
# - skills of fighters/mages costs x3 SP
AltGameSkillLearn = False
 
# Allow player sub-class addition without checking for unique quest items.
AltSubClassWithoutQuests = False
 
# Restore Buffs On Subclass Change.
# IMPORTANT: It's better put it False to avoid exploit
AltRestoreEffectOnSub = False
 

 

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# Class Manager Handled Remotely at Level 20/40/76
AllowRemoteClassMasters = True

 

kanto false kai i gates tha bgoun aftomata stis arxikes polis i asto true kai kane false gia tin gata kai tha bgeni sta 20/40/76 parathiraki na patan pio kalo apo na psaxnoun gata na alaksoun

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    • in conclusion when somebody who has a project for 10+ years still on development writes an e-say to try until you succeed and then advertises his project, one of the reasons is he needs money, so l2j has once more become pure expensive hobby, you wont make money out of it.   You can still use L2jFrozen and get better results for this, i know some people that done it    keep in mind that C in aCis stands for Crappy, and after all these years its not a cool wordplay anymore, its a fact, prove me wrong.
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