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XMLPoints provides a framework for awarding points to players for things like winning games (and provides a few example games). See full description here: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/xmlspawnerfr/xmlpoints-v1-24a-runuo-2-0-t560.html

This utility will create a copy of your client with the encryption removed.

For ServUO Publish 57, edit Config/Expansion.cfg. # The expansion to use. Valid values are: # None Initial launch (not accurate at all) # T2A The Second Age (not terribly accurate) # UOR Ultima Online: Renaissance (almost accurate) # UOTD...

Port forwarding is what gets a lot of people hung up since every router/modem has its own unique admin menu and options, which makes it impossible to provide step-by-step instructions since every make/model is different. But don't worry, it's not too hard. They are all similar and almost every...

Thanks! But the site doesn't seem to allow *.cs files to be downloaded? EDIT: Never mind, seems you have to click the arrow on the right instead of the file name. Thanks again!

Don't get me wrong, I am against anyone pulling a dirty trick like violating a shard owner's trust and giving the shard's code and assets away against his wishes. That's a sucky thing to do. But the entire concept of requiring an NDA for a hobby UO shard (which uses EA's intellectual property...

An NDA won't prevent any of that. What is he going to do, sue someone over it? Ridiculous. Like I said, this would be laughed out of court. He'd be better off by just choosing his contributors wisely. From a contributor standpoint, why would anyone ever sign any kind of legal document like...

The code belongs to the person who wrote it. If the shard admin doesn't trust his coders, then he should either find other coders, not give them access to the shard source repository, or do all the coding himself. Don't reward their generosity contributing to his project for free by trying to...

Requiring an NDA for a game that is 90% someone else's open-sourced source code, and which uses someone else's game assets and mechanics, is ridiculous. If he ever tried to enforce his NDA they would laugh him out of court. Some people really take all the fun out of this.

I agree with everything Voxpire said above. I wouldn't sign anything like that, especially if I wasn't getting paid for my work. The only reason for them to require something like this would be to use it to threaten you if you do something with your code that they don't like. There are lots...

Hail and well met!

Hope you'll consider posting this here when done! I need a seahorse too! :p

What I mean is, the Sea Horse remains in the water, but has to be close enought to land for the player (who is on land) to double click it to mount it. Since the Sea Horse may rarely be that close to land (unless you program its AI to occasionally approach land) most players would probably need...

I would make it only possible to mount/dismount the seahorse from land or ship (i.e. the seahorse has to be within x tiles of a walkable surface. If the player dies while on the seahorse, the player's remains "wash up" on shore (nearest shoreline, or pre-determined coordinates).

Thanks for the tutorial!

Move the client copy out of the Program Files directory. The security features in Windows can sometimes cause issues with programs trying to access files in the Program Files directory. Try that and see if it fixes the problem.

It looks like the server is unable to access your MUL files. Try copying your client directory to a new directory somewhere else (not within the Program Files directory) and update the server configuration files to point to it, and see if that fixes it.

If you update the project with a new library, will the updates retain compatibility with what has been done with the current version? (Just asking to determine whether its better for me to implement this now, or if I should wait for a future version). Thanks, and great work with this, and...

Welcome aboard! :)

Welcome to the community! :)