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are you sure server is connected to db? try cout m_connected

If you take a look at MapView::draw you will understand why this happens, map is drawn from top left corner till bottom right corner, so your aura is being drawn correctly but tiles drawn after the creature with "aura" are being drawn on top of it, you will need to play with map drawing flags...

where are you located? we have few private proxies that you can use, these are built-in client so you dont need additional software

you already have the results of where is the save being called, your next step is to check these result 1 by 1, you are looking for scripts that use these functions: "doSaveServer", "saveData", saveServer", what people that isn't sure normally do is disable them 1 by 1 and try

what do you mean? I can understand portuguese incase you want pm me cd <path to root directory of server data> grep -ir --include "*.lua" "save" . > grep_results.txt run these commands, of course change <path to root directory of server data> to correct path without "<>" and show...

if you on linux just use grep/mc to find where is "save" being used

I am sure you are skilled enough to do this yourself or are you just testing the guy?

local tid = getPlayerByGUID(result:getDataInt("player")) probably should be local tid = getPlayerByGUID(player) but is kinda useless since your script is on startup, at this point there shouldn't be any player online so this sentence: if(isPlayer(tid)) then will always be false, just go...

192.168.0.x is your LAN IP, do not change anything in windows config, restore changes you did. - in config.lua -> ip = "0.0.0.0" ->this should bind your server to every IP assigned to your machine. - goto router config (probably 192.168.0.1), look for "DHCP server", give your machine a static...

Never a good idea to rely on client side validation only, what if the person on the other side uses tamper data or similar addons, then you skip the whole client side validation.

you can give the item two different itemids (editing otb, xml), one version of the item with boosted attributes, and the other version without attributes, and just use the decay attribute on the boosted version

gdb

http://www.padventures.org/jano/README.txt

You can always limit your function to stop at some point. This ^ and there are other tables that also have reference to themselves, thats why op has the feeling of infinite loop. -- I wrote this time ago to generate an autocompletion list for n++ local function w(text, parent) local...

just out of curiosity, what protocol are you using? I've been doing tests lately with websocket (so far looks promising), do you use websocket, reverse proxy/parser/switch whatever you want call it?

is there a chance that there is another global variable in your actions enviroment named "Arena"? try renaming "Arena" to something like "event_Arena", "local arena = event_Arena[level]" and try

Grattis Stefan!

Lua states aren't shared between the different script interfaces, that's the case in 0.3.x series, 0.4 series, I don't know if this changed in 1.x series but I doubt. Global libs just means is a common lib along the different script interfaces but it doesn't mean the state is global, a variable...

Jun 23, 2011

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