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Myext64 - My New Opensource Gracia Final/epilogue Extender


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It HAS to be 2005, the server was compiled in VS 2005 so using any other version will mean any STL templates could be, and are, different from what it is you are extending which then prevents you from using any of the ones which exist in memory in the server, and the l2server heavily utilises stl containers.

ok l2server.exe it is programmed in visual  studio 2005.

V2005 it seems to  with old shotgun,  fuck  :happyforever:

worth friend.

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what

the

actual

fuck

 

Are you trying to say you are forced to use c++03? Thats gotta be PAINFUL

 

On the other hand - it is a compield binary so you never are forced to use  2005 version, well, you arent even forced to use cpp :D

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what

the

actual

fuck

 

Are you trying to say you are forced to use c++03? Thats gotta be PAINFUL

 

On the other hand - it is a compield binary so you never are forced to use  2005 version, well, you arent even forced to use cpp :D

It's not painful at all, trying to integrate newer templates and libraries into the old crap that ncsoft wrote just complicates things anyway. Plus using everything as it was when ncsoft compiled the server means simple .h files is all you need to define and use the full features of systems they created within the server.

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I've added new version with some Gracia Epilogue work in progress (BuySell listing somehow works but you can't buy anything, also sell opens in buy tab, must figure out what to do with it... and refund doesn't work at all) https://osamelahora.cz/MyExt64/2016-06-23-R1/

 

EDIT: Now you can buy and sell things but it's far from perfect https://osamelahora.cz/MyExt64/2016-06-23-R2/

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Almost done with implementing Gracia Epilogue support (except mail and refund), added configuration, offline trade, expon/expoff, online user counter, added auto //gmon + nick color for builder https://bitbucket.org/l2shrine/extender-public

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Almost done with implementing Gracia Epilogue support (except mail and refund), added configuration, offline trade, expon/expoff, online user counter, added auto //gmon + nick color for builder https://bitbucket.org/l2shrine/extender-public

Still trying to get the GE htmls for the scripts :(

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Added drop/spoil rate algorithm, do you think it's correct? :) https://bitbucket.org/l2shrine/extender-public

 

EDIT: It's not correct yet, trying to find out what's wrong :)

 

EDIT2: Now it should be correct :)

 

EDIT3: Added custom probability-based event drop system + eventdata.ini example

 

EDIT4: Added configurable item enchant chance (you can easily set enchant chance for individual levels)

 

EDIT5: Added "friendly command channel" - no getting area damage/debuffs from command channel members and their summons/pets

 

EDIT6: Added configuration option to disallow trade requests in olympiad, added "repeat skill on distance fail" fix (when you try to perform skill on mob but you're out of range, you'll follow the mob and the skill gets casted when you get in range; sometimes mob manages to move and increases distance again, buy your character isn't following anymore, tries to cast the skill and fails because of distance; this fix tries to mitigate this feature/bug - of course it's configurable in ini file)

 

EDIT7: Added configurable max level (main/sub), added various fixes inspired by OSIE, added some other checks, added hook to WriteProcessMemory to allow easier reverse engineering of 3rd party extenders, added olympiad fixes from MXC 1.07 (thanks Mac, your code looks pretty good even in IDA. You did a great job!)

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edit  in  initial it is best.

 link, dead

 

Link isn't dead, I just moved it to bitbucket https://bitbucket.org/l2shrine/extender-public

Here you can go through files https://bitbucket.org/l2shrine/extender-public/src

 

Btw I've added some more fixes from MXC, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think there's now only instance zone fix missing.

Added features:

 - augmentation stat fix from mxc 1.07

 - clan restrictions configuration (heavilly inspired by mxc 1.07)

 - resurrection fix from mxc 1.07

 - tradeadditem packet dupe fix from mxc 1.07

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