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tile = 0x0

The tile is null(this==nullptr) so all the other variables that gdb printed are meaningless (they don't exist). The crash is caused, because an AoE combat object has been executed near the map border (in a place where there is no tile) which causes the crash on this otxserver/combat.cpp at...

In C++, boost is the library that you first check for stuff you need, that isn't in the standard library. In fact, some of the boost libraries have been included into the std lib over the years (e.g. boost::thread, boost::shared_ptr). On top of that, ASIO is a very mature library, with well...

I don't like acting like a hater, but identation exists in every practical language for a reason :D. psychounaut04-AAC/langset.php at master · psychonaut04/psychounaut04-AAC · GitHub

With some modification it should be quite easy to modify the Linux kernel to allow ptrace the Tibia process (assuming BattlEye looks for signs of ptrace if not then no modification needed :D). Not sure how to work around this in Windows :D.

If you forget a nullcheck in C or C++ on a system with a MMU you get SIGSEGV (or the platform equivalent) ;) It's a lot worse on platforms that don't trap from null dereference (but most of them don't even have the flash resources to contain a JVM). I know i'm nitpicking, but in general you're...

Last time I checked the ORTS data pack used up around 2.7 GiB of virtual memory just after startup (x86-64, on 32 bits this will be much lower).

OTClient reports during login that it's OTClient: https://github.com/otland/forgottenserver/blob/master/src/protocolgame.cpp#L155-L157 Of course, changing OTClient so that it says it's the CipSoft client is trivial ;).

You need VS2015 or higher to compile TFS 1.2.

TFS 1.0 has the old networking system, so unless you back port it from TFS 1.2 to 1.0 the answer is no.

@Codex NG The most important difference is that your solution doesn't allow "zooming in".

1. I'm going to be annoying and point out that compiling is the process of translating source code into a target representation (usually machine or byte code, but not always). A more fitting word here would probably be 'to develop'. Grammar nazi stuff aside, the reason is fairly simple. The...

Why are you acessing the database directly anyway? Use player:getStorageValue() and player:setStorageValue() instead.

I believe that the Condition method you meant to use is called setOutfit().