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Choosing TFS 1.3 tibia version

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After a long time of visual studio uninstall and updates and etc etc, I finally managed to compile the 1.3 TFS.

Then I spent a little longer configuring xampp and mysql and etc and I finally managed to open the .exe and run the server (yay me!)

But how can I choose which client version will be used to connect to my ot? I would like it to be the 10.98 or 10.99

I'd also like to know if it is possible to implement account manager since I won't use a website for now, I am still learning how to use the tfs 1.3 and won't open a server soon
 
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Gz. Mind me asking what sql files you used? I've been struggling like you going off old info lol. As for the acc maker I think you'll just have to manually make accounts until you decide to use a website.
 
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tmitchh said:
Gz. Mind me asking what sql files you used? I've been struggling like you going off old info lol. As for the acc maker I think you'll just have to manually make accounts until you decide to use a website.
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i used the schema.sql in the forgottenserver github page. Just import it in your mysql database using xampp admin control page and the entire database is created
 
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I should've been more clear, the .dll files you used? I'm not sure where my problem is. I think it's either my .dll files or something with uniserver. I'm gonna try xampp today I remember using it years ago and it was really easy
 
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Thank you! I'm compiling 1.3 like reisbro

Sorry for the double post and thread jack, but should i have a libmysql.dll after compiling or do I add it in afterwards? I didn't have it and added it in manually from tfs-sdk 3.2 and my server instant crashes
 
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Sorry for the double post and thread jack, but should i have a libmysql.dll after compiling or do I add it in afterwards? I didn't have it and added it in manually from tfs-sdk 3.2 and my server instant crashes
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you put it in the same folder as your exe, along with the dlls from the dll pack

as for account manager: you're better off using a site as it's way easier to set up than an account manager (you'll have to edit the source quite a bit, but if you insist evil hero made one you can search on here)
the client version is 10.98 by default
 
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