Re: Delayed state,next steps - Printable Version +- The Matrix Online Server Emulator (//mxoemu.info/forum) +-- Forum: Archived/ Unnecessary Threads! (//mxoemu.info/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=25) +--- Forum: Closed/ Unnecessary Threads! (//mxoemu.info/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=26) +--- Thread: Re: Delayed state,next steps (/showthread.php?tid=330) |
RE: Re: Delayed state,next steps - rajkosto - 08-02-2010 nah, my client.dll is not the latest one, it still works basically, the code hasnt really been changed since the WB days RE: Delayed state,next steps - HD_Morpheus - 08-02-2010 And mine is self changed a bit.. because... russian things...yeah, russian. RE: Delayed state,next steps - TheKingOfHearts - 08-02-2010 (08-02-2010, 01:51 PM)rajkosto Wrote: nah, my client.dll is not the latest one, it still works lol, should have guest (08-02-2010, 03:51 PM)Morpheus Wrote: And mine is self changed a bit.. because... russian things...yeah, russian. Russian?? you serious? MXO in russian?? RE: Re: Delayed state,next steps - HD_Morpheus - 08-02-2010 just kidding. i meant for tests RE: Re: Delayed state,next steps - @n!t@ - 10-02-2010 No comments RE: Re: Delayed state,next steps - rajkosto - 10-02-2010 then why make a post ? anyway, next test very soon with c++ version that will work properly RE: Re: Delayed state,next steps - cloudwolf - 10-02-2010 Good stuff. Always thought using C++ made more sense, since it's closer to the original source. But I didn't really know enough about the actual structure to say anything. Wish I had more time to help out, I enjoy programming a great deal but sadly most of it has to be for marking and not recreation =P RE: Re: Delayed state,next steps - rajkosto - 10-02-2010 its not a matter of the language its made in, its a matter of who made it and for what purpose python one was made by morpheus just to test packet structure, so of course it performed badly as a real server c++ one is made by me for running servers, and that's what its going to perform adequately, i hope RE: Re: Delayed state,next steps - cloudwolf - 10-02-2010 Ah, just assumed that because of that custom reliability checking it might be tied to C++ in some way. But you're right, doesn't matter what it's written in as long as it does the job. |