Recent content by Dante_

If I'm not mistaken, monster AI was implemented in later distros for the monsters to follow you with their beam. I'm almost positive in the earlier versions of Tibia monsters didn't face you on attack.

I closed the server due to a fundamental disagreement, but everything has been sorted out. The server is re-opened, though remember, it is still in early beta.

To all current testers; PM me for my Skype. I'm currently doing some bug fixes and Shiva is busy.

Whether the player is right or wrong, they're your customer/consumer. You don't want to listen to them, you should start searching for a new job.

Wasn't sure where to release this but here's a more complete list of the COLOR_ It changes from 15~ colors to 83~ colors. Just replace the old one in your lib/000-constant.lua with: COLOR_BLACK = 0 COLOR_BLUE = 5 COLOR_BROWN = 120 COLOR_CADETBLUE = 100 COLOR_CORAL = 200 COLOR_CRIMSON = 188...

How about we don't steal my scripts? Kthx.

Are you still searching for someone to make this? If so; add me on Skype: MrTheAziz

Freelancer Scripter/Programmer looking for work. I've worked with every version since 7.6 PM me your Skype and we can talk. Examples of work: http://otland.net/threads/pvp-enabled-disabled.74132/ http://otland.net/threads/development-fully-functional-bot-system.79938/...

An easy way would be LUAC and changing the literal read in of the modules to luaL_dofile. I myself do not have the C++ knowledge to pull it off but like I said there's the /mods/ folder. Which is /modules/ verbatim with no base folders in it. All you'd need to do is modify the LuaInterface.cpp...

Compiling is no longer the issue. It's the help requests that remain unanswered or that receive a false answer and are never revisited. That's where the problems come into play. I'm not a fan of spoon feeding, but there's plenty of things in OTClient that would be great if they had a small...

I completely agree with you about compiling/googling, but when people ask for help, an answer is given, and regardless of whether the answer helps or not, the thread is forgotten about. .-. I just think there should be a bit more support on this forum for such a great project versus the current...

So I have a question to pose to the creators of OTClient. Now before I get into this and you all assume I'm being a prick; just know I have high respect for Edu, BeniS, Summ and all other OTClient contributors. With that said here comes my question: You guys keep claiming you won't allow closed...

Since people absolutely hate being helpful in this subforum I'll respond with what I found worked. If you're still having troubles; this commit fixes the console: https://github.com/edubart/otclient/commit/863bece70b4a7e2ee46d88f644fc08ff869374e4 You can either completely redownload the source...

Anyone have any ideas or a post they can refer me to on compiling with Windows? The one on the GIT Wiki isn't working for me.

I downloaded the most up-to-date MinGW, extracted the Dwarf2 MinGW32 folders into it; and it doesn't work. So.... ya.