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Any chance this current version (or even the older ones, as you are starting again from scratch) will have a public repository?

Not a good idea at all.

You also have the option to make your own multi-threaded distro from scratch :)

Perhaps selling special things (cosmetics) for gold coins, like when cip added golden outfit for 1kkk?

I played a server long time ago called Ruthless Chaos. It had a limit until a world boss was killed (and then, the level limit was unlocked) (the server was a seasonal server, so few time after that world boss was killed, the server ends the season). It was awesome. It had dungeon systems as you...

If the guy paid it using his credit card instead of money already deposited on his account, I think he could also ask for a refund in his credit card. This way, probably the credit card's company contacted PayPal and asked the refund as well, and PayPal just accepted it in favor of the bad user.

Is saving map in a json a good idea? The file would be very large and it would take a lot more time to load than a binary file. But, at least, it would be possible to control this file through git (as you would know exactly which part of the map the contributor would be changing)

There are some features that can be done totally in server side (for instance, the boss reward chest), and features that needs protocol changes (store, prey, market, etc). I think they use the most recent engine available (tfs, otservbr, otx, etc) and they disable the features they don't want...

https://otland.net/threads/simple-all-in-one-from-nothing-to-a-fully-working-dedicated-server-on-ubuntu.212117/ In case you have a Linux machine or vps, just use this playbook and everything will be fine. Website, server, basic config.lua already configured, etc. If you don't care about...

If you are using windows, try to run it inside "cmd", so you can check for the error message

It should be possible. Tfs doesn't even make use of vcpkg. Just follow the steps from official github https://github.com/otland/forgottenserver/wiki/Compiling-on-Ubuntu

Does it works with canary (otservbr) ? (without most of xmls). The original myaac doesn't load creatures, spells and stages for canary (because all is configured in Lua). Pretty nice job! Amazing screenshots

Update your canary base and recompile. At least market is working here, I'm not sure about tournaments, though.

Try replacing "It\s" to "It\'s"

Modified prices from potions / kegs in Store (note: as mentioned above, the only way to gain store points is playing the game (either being online or by doing tasks). Added some respawns & quests (This underwater city was made by @leo9393 here, credits to him) As the base map is from 7.6...

Im not so familiar with TFS code, but running the code inside the If(!itemList.empty()) {xxx} Isn't the same check as using the return in case itemList is empty? I didn't got why the second one is safe and the first one is bugged

Even if you avoid tibia 10 client, they can use otclient to track your map.

Thanks for the feedback @Dezell Added Grizzly Adams npc with tasks for current monsters in my map. Note: tasks will give money, exp and tibia coins as rewards, so I suggest everyone to do them! Doubled the mana/life/soul regeneration amount, as suggested in above comment. Fixed some stairs...

Update your canary executable. You can download the most recent one for windows here: AppVeyor (https://ci.appveyor.com/project/opentibiabr/canary/build/artifacts?branch=master) Or compile by yourself from GitHub - opentibiabr/canary: Canary Server 12.x for OpenTibia community...

Added NPC that sells imbuement items Added addoner NPC Every 15 minutes online, you gain 1 tibia coin that can be used in Store to buy potions, exp boost, gold converter and so on. I'll be working in tasks system by next days. I think it'll be nice if tasks rewards you tibia coins and training...