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What version of ServUO are you using?
I don't know if this is still up to date but @Milva posted a tutorial on the xml that is pretty extensive!
XML Tutorial
XML Tutorial
whatever is the version that is shiped with the latest ServUO files.
I suppose what I am really looking for is how to lauch the quest description and acceptance gump. Misc - XmlDialog/XmlEdit, XmlQuestNPC, KILLNAMED Objective, XmlMobFactions shows the description/dialog/gump as well as the acceptance gump/dialoge.
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my issue is not with a tutorial. the "[xmledit" command is not found.
I'm not sure of what all has been changed since. I know they have done a few rounds of bug fixes but I think most of those were to fix issues removing so many things caused. At the beginning of the current repo version a lot of the customization options were removed along with many "extras" that weren't a part of the current broadsword version of UO such as unused mobiles/systems, support for older versions of uo ect... This was done to speed boot time of the server. I'm on 57.2 still saving a few seconds of boot time didn't seem worth losing so much.
I think the majority of us are still on a 57.x branch I am also on 57ish I've manually done some updating on mine but I agree it wasn't worth losing the XML Features and having to add them back in.
I think you're missing the SDK, see this thread for some assistance on installing it:
www.servuo.com
I believe version 6+ should be backwards compatible.
fresh install no dotnet-sdk-5.0 [SOLVED]
as per github instructions root@ub2204master:~# sudo apt install dotnet-sdk-5.0 Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package dotnet-sdk-5.0 E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'dotnet-sdk-5.0' Ub 20.04. I just...
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I believe version 6+ should be backwards compatible.
Thanks,.. but, you linked me to my previous thread. I already have 6.0 installed , which works for 57.3, but downgrading to 57.,2 (on the same box) throws the above errors.
I also tried 57.1 which also throws the same errors except for version 4.7.2.
it is looking like 57.x is not as backwards compatible as thought. And Microsoft is hiding the 4.x.x installers for dot net.
Is there a .dev package for a 4.x.x version? Or
Is there and older ServUO I can try. Or
Does anyone have some good tutorial on how to hand jam the older xmlspawner into the latest 57.3? I don't want to end up in depends hell.
ubuntu 2022.04 btw
I also tried 57.1 which also throws the same errors except for version 4.7.2.
it is looking like 57.x is not as backwards compatible as thought. And Microsoft is hiding the 4.x.x installers for dot net.
Is there a .dev package for a 4.x.x version? Or
Is there and older ServUO I can try. Or
Does anyone have some good tutorial on how to hand jam the older xmlspawner into the latest 57.3? I don't want to end up in depends hell.
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Well hopefully someone who knows more comes along, this was all I could find even related to 4.8
appdb.winehq.org
WineHQ - .NET Framework 4.8
Open Source Software for running Windows applications on other operating systems.
appdb.winehq.org
Yeah I ran into that too. I don't think wine will work. My gut tells me.
Without [xmldialog is there some other way to open and accept/refuse the quest gump? For example, can I click the NPC and choose 'quest' instead of 'buy' or 'train'. Is there some other way to give the player a quest book? Maybe a quest dispensing 'message board' or a 'for hire' sign? Until the [xmledit and quest dialog is fixed?
Maybe I should open a new thread for this.
Without [xmldialog is there some other way to open and accept/refuse the quest gump? For example, can I click the NPC and choose 'quest' instead of 'buy' or 'train'. Is there some other way to give the player a quest book? Maybe a quest dispensing 'message board' or a 'for hire' sign? Until the [xmledit and quest dialog is fixed?
Maybe I should open a new thread for this.
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Yeah I've been looking all over for a way, I can install 5.0 but can't find 4.8..
There are 2 ways to code your quests, one way gives the option to click the NPC and choose quest the other you double click the NPC to get the quest. I would start by finding a quest mob and then looking at their code to see how it's done. I have coded quests both ways and they work fine.
This style quest giver you double click and the quests are stored in your quest journal which can be accessed via the paperdoll's quest button:
There are 2 ways to code your quests, one way gives the option to click the NPC and choose quest the other you double click the NPC to get the quest. I would start by finding a quest mob and then looking at their code to see how it's done. I have coded quests both ways and they work fine.
This style quest giver you double click and the quests are stored in your quest journal which can be accessed via the paperdoll's quest button:
To get you started here is the quester I pictured, this uses the new mondain style quest system, one is the NPC the other is the actual quest. This is a simple retrieve item quest, give items get reward but you can go a lot further with it. I would look at the quest mobiles in the stock files for more references. This is one quest writer and if you can still find it or someone has it I believe Gizmo's writes in the new quest style I am unsure of how this one writes them out.
I did also find this, it came from here somewhere.. UO Scripter Beta which can also write out quests.
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I did also find this, it came from here somewhere.. UO Scripter Beta which can also write out quests.
Ilutzio's Quest Creator
I did not make this program - and actually don't know where I got it. I was going through my UO files and found it. It has a readme file with credits. It was written for RunUO ver 2, but still works with ServUO. It is very easy to use, and...
www.servuo.com
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.Net Framework is the predecessor of .Net Core and also .Net
(.Net is the unification and the way forward for now
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So since you miss .Net Framework, and you are using linux, you are simply missing mono.
Mono is the open source implementation of .Net Framework, since that was not crossplatform.
So to make it complete, you should run the commands that are listed in the readme.
while you already have dotnet-sdk-5 covered, the other 2 packets should be installed.
(.Net is the unification and the way forward for now
)So since you miss .Net Framework, and you are using linux, you are simply missing mono.
Mono is the open source implementation of .Net Framework, since that was not crossplatform.
So to make it complete, you should run the commands that are listed in the readme.
while you already have dotnet-sdk-5 covered, the other 2 packets should be installed.
I doubt I commented on the wrong thread since it cant find net 4.8, which is .Net Framework / mono, as I mentioned
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Also cant find any general mentioning of the older mono 6.8 to have trouble, but 6.12 is the last stable release of mono
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