If you are behind a router, you need to set up port forwarding, or create a virtual LAN, such as Hamachi.One last question. Is it possible at all for friends to join me now with the setup I ended up with, playing wih the 192.168~ IP? If so, how would it work?
You need a certain number of points in order to advance to the next skill level, and upon the advancement that number is multiplied by a static multiplier corresponding to that skill and your vocation. That's all.Hiring someone who can find me the correct formula for skilling on the leaked Cipsoft server 7.72
You need a certain number of points in order to advance to the next skill level, and upon the advancement that number is multiplied by a static multiplier corresponding to that skill and your vocation. That's all.
It is correct, except for the fact that it mentions "blood hits" and if you don't consider rounding.I've checked every single skill calculator, and archived websites, yet none of them actually provide the real formula or time. Even this is wrong: Formulae (https://tibia.fandom.com/wiki/Formulae?oldid=328359#Melee_Skill_Levels)
If you are behind a router, you need to set up port forwarding, or create a virtual LAN, such as Hamachi.
It is correct, except for the fact that it mentions "blood hits" and if you don't consider rounding.
E.g. if you are a druid, the multiplier for melee skill is 1.8 and starting value is 50, so you need:
etc. etc. So, overall you can describe it as 50 * y^(x-10), but each transitional result shall be rounded down because all the numbers are integers (hence, de facto the multiplier is 1800 / 1000, not 1.8).
- 50 hits to advance from skill 10 to 11
- 50 * 1.8 = 90 hits to advance 11-12 (140 in total)
- 90 * 1.8 = 162 hits to advance 12-13 (302 in total)
- 162 * 1.8 = 291 hits to advance 13-14 (593 in total)
Here is your formula. You can donate my salary to a charity of your choice.
Houses are saved on the map. If after restarting all the items were back, it means that you have not closed the server in a way that that it saved the map.I just confirmed that houses don't save. I got myself invited to one, was happy about the progress, cleaned it out to use it, then restarted the server and all the original stuff was back inside. Is there any way to fix this? I will be really sad if I can't have a house
Houses are saved on the map. If after restarting all the items were back, it means that you have not closed the server in a way that that it saved the map.
Ctrl+C sends signal 2, in order to save the map you need to close by signal 3, 15 or 30. Signals 3 and 30 will result in instant shutdown and the map will not be refreshed (so even refreshable tiles are going to be saved), while signal 15 will result in closing the server in 6 minutes (after three red messages, just like before the server save), and will save and refresh the map.I always close it with ctrl+c like you're supposed to in order to save character progress. What way should I close it to get the houses to save? When I do close it, the last message in the server is always one that says something like "saving houses...", without being followed by any notification that it was completed or successful (which the character saving message before it does provide). I did notice that the map in general is reset every time I close the server.
Ctrl+C sends signal 2, in order to save the map you need to close by signal 3, 15 or 30. Signals 3 and 30 will result in instant shutdown and the map will not be refreshed (so even refreshable tiles are going to be saved), while signal 15 will result in closing the server in 6 minutes (after three red messages, just like before the server save), and will save and refresh the map.
Very interesting! What's the command for these signals
Yes, they do save the rest as welland do they also include the rest of the saving that ctrl+c does, or will they only save the map?
Unix / Linux - Signals and Traps
Unix / Linux - Signals and Traps - In this chapter, we will discuss in detail about Signals and Traps in Unix.www.tutorialspoint.com
Have you read the page that I posted? The "Sending Signals" paragraph in particular. It explains what command you can use to sends signals to a process, and how to use it exactly.I found no other explanations anywhere of what the commands you type to execute them are, so should I just assume that I'm indeed supposed to just type them as they are
Have you read the page that I posted? The "Sending Signals" paragraph in particular. It explains what command you can use to sends signals to a process, and how to use it exactly.
ctrl+c: signal 2Ctrl+C sends signal 2, in order to save the map you need to close by signal 3, 15 or 30. Signals 3 and 30 will result in instant shutdown and the map will not be refreshed (so even refreshable tiles are going to be saved), while signal 15 will result in closing the server in 6 minutes (after three red messages, just like before the server save), and will save and refresh the map.
ctrl+c: signal 2
to save map:
signal 3 or 30
save and refresh:
signal 15
ctrl+d = signal 3
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