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53 minutes ago, giwrgos_ said:

fandc project h5

i think the error is from system .. 

 

NPC name can be displayed by system or server depend on the xml configuration you've set. 

In case it's from system it's because npcname-e.dat has some corrupted data.

 

Ex. if you have duplicated ID's it stop reading from that moment and on so every item or npc will display noNameItem or noNameNpc.

 

Replace this file with a retail one and check again. 

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9 minutes ago, giwrgos_ said:

hello my friends i have some simple erron butt dont remember to fix wen i hit the drakos in dragon valey only this mob 

in chat the name is noname npc any help? thank you

 

https://prnt.sc/11zod5m

You don't provide any information regarding what project you're using hence you won't find any solution. Simple as that.

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13 minutes ago, giwrgos_ said:

yes my friend thats it fix it thank you very much! i have corrupted npcname.dat

ok thanks to Kara, I close topic.

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