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Here's a fix. There was an extra common in the sql script and a semicolon instead of a comma.

 

Also, the color decoding has been changed.

 

FYI: This one is for Gracia Final, so change all the imports back.

http://www.4shared.com/file/203300665/6fd2cf1e/pvpcolorsystem.html

 

Thanks to janiii

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i mean mackry's gracia final color system . . . and btw how can i install this? Where to put the .diff file and why .sql file is empty?

 

thats my system and to learn to install a patch, read l2jwiki and dont be lazy

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Well i see a .diff file first time and i dont know why .sql file code is missing. So can you tell me how am gonna install those. I dont have a compiled server if needed and should i c/p first post code to sql file???

So your system works for gracia final too?

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the one who mrcryck posted is for gracia final, and the one on first post is for gracia epilogue (both arent working atm)

The diff must be applied with a source code manager (Eg. Eclipse). And the sql must be executed in the mysql database

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Ok that helped. So i have to find a pvp/pk color system for non-compiled version. What if i compile it later, will that be a problem?

 

What do you mean? O_o

Read guides to learn what compile is (you will mostly see the ant build one with eclipse), and then read how to add the patch (adding it manually will be better).

 

You actually have to add what the diff shows and then compile.

 

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