Tfs 1.2 with 8.6 server, is it possible?

[mengueh]

Hello ma frends =)

How the title explains, is it possible?

Thank you

 

[Colandus]

Yes, the so called Otxserver is a downgraded version of 1.x, which supports a few versions including 8.6. You may have to compile it on your own.

Files:
https://github.com/mattyx14/otxserver/tree/otxserv3/path_8_6

Compiling tutorial:
https://github.com/mattyx14/otxserver/wiki/Compilling-on-Windows


Note: I have no first-hand experience with this server, but it seems to be famous for this purpose.

 

[mengueh]

Yes, the so called Otxserver is a downgraded version of 1.x, which supports a few versions including 8.6. You may have to compile it on your own.

Files:
https://github.com/mattyx14/otxserver/tree/otxserv3/path_8_6

Compiling tutorial:
https://github.com/mattyx14/otxserver/wiki/Compilling-on-Windows


Note: I have no first-hand experience with this server, but it seems to be famous for this purpose.

Hello ma frend =)
First, ty for support!

-> Do you know if tfs 1.2 scripts works with those OTx?

TY

 

[Tarek]

Hello ma frend =)
First, ty for support!

-> Do you know if tfs 1.2 scripts works with those OTx?

TY

Yes, the so called Otxserver is a downgraded version of 1.x, which supports a few versions including 8.6. You may have to compile it on your own.

Files:
https://github.com/mattyx14/otxserver/tree/otxserv3/path_8_6

Compiling tutorial:
https://github.com/mattyx14/otxserver/wiki/Compilling-on-Windows


Note: I have no first-hand experience with this server, but it seems to be famous for this purpose.

I would use Ninjas version instead.

 

[Colandus]

Hello ma frend =)
First, ty for support!

-> Do you know if tfs 1.2 scripts works with those OTx?

TY

Yes they should work as long as the functionality of the code is supported by 8.6. Which means a code with mounts won't work for example. But most codes should work I believe.

@Tarek1337
Alright, I'm not very updated on what versions etc there are. You might want to link it.

 

[Tarek]

https://github.com/ninjalulz/forgottenserver/tree/8.6

 

[mengueh]

https://github.com/ninjalulz/forgottenserver/tree/8.6

What's the difference between ninja/otx? Ty!

 

[Colandus]

What's the difference between ninja/otx? Ty!

As you might see if you check the latest commit on the linked github repositories, ninja's version is not being updated, while otx is being constantly updated (which people consider as cluttering with unnecessary features).

Basically otx will have more features but is arguably full of useless stuff (according to people, I do not say this is true or not). I have made no comparisons myself and have no insight in the contents of either, so you might try to use the search feature to read about either of those versions and make your own opinion.

 

[mengueh]

As you might see if you check the latest commit on the linked github repositories, ninja's version is not being updated, while otx is being constantly updated (which people consider as cluttering with unnecessary features).

Basically otx will have more features but is arguably full of useless stuff (according to people, I do not say this is true or not). I have made no comparisons myself and have no insight in the contents of either, so you might try to use the search feature to read about either of those versions and make your own opinion.

Hmm...
As for stability, both its ok?

 

[Infernum]

the stability for both might not be the best id assume (a version supported by a way higher client version being downgraded) but it's the best you're gonna get

 

[WibbenZ]

the stability for both might not be the best id assume (a version supported by a way higher client version being downgraded) but it's the best you're gonna get

Depends on how they were downgraded, tbh one or even both of them could be more stable than 0.x beacuse of all the optimisations 1.x has, the higher version the better.
But I can agree that OTX seem to have more things that you don't really need, but then you might need / want most of them and in that case I would go for OTX unless you wanna write / copy past alot of code.