Recent content by Acedayz

Thanks a lot, that's the answer I was looking for!

Would I be able to sell a modified OTClient (on Steam for example) that connects to TFS legally? Without using CipSoft's sprites of course. If so, are there any requirements to do so? I'm interested in creating an mmo using these, but I'm no lawyer and I'd like to be certain it's legal before I...

Alright, guess I'll have to find another way to accomplish this. Thanks for the help though!

There's no need to show any scripts, or explain what I'm trying to do (except to completely remove a tile). Anyways, what I'm doing is creating random generated maps. Pretty much like Minecraft. So when a player walks around, 9 chunks (16x16 tiles each) are created automatically around the...

That's what I was afraid of. You're right, if I was talking about a few thousand tiles as I said (which is not actually true) it wouldn't matter. However, the max possible amount of tiles that could be created on my server would be 1,073,741,824 which would increase my memory usage by 94.5gb...

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I'm currently creating thousands of [Edit: 1,073,741,824] tiles using Game.createTile(position[, isDynamic = false]). And these tiles will eventually no longer be needed, so I need a way to remove them to save memory. Here is the function to create tiles: int32_t...

Set it to an int(11).

Most likely because your 'serialId' column is a boolean and needs to be changed to an integer.

You have 2 scripts using the same unique id in movements.xml. Change it to something else which is not being used.

Just remove (specialteleport)

That's what I thought at first, until I tried and it actually displayed negative values. So I was hoping there was a chance that it could work 100%.

I've ran into a problem after making players be able to have a capacity below 0. Everything is working as it should, except that the tibia client crashes the second time you login without closing the client (when the player's cap is below 0). So, I can login once with a cap below 0 and it's...

Thanks for the help guys, but I managed to do it another way. Would still be nice to have this function if someone could make it though.

Any ideas on how to implement virtual containers? For example, a container that can be assigned an id which you use to open/close the container. local container = Container(100) player:openContainer(100) container:addItem(2160, 100) So I could use it to store items in them without actually...