A GServer in the making, codenamed Black Lab. It is designed to organize the sub directories and also make the console easier to understand. I have also changed some of the client’s grammar, too.
Here are the important features:
setcoat is no longer setcoat, but rather /coat. (Which applies to all other appearances)
moved loose files in the root of the server to a folder named “server”. (Containing files like “weapons.txt” and “foldersconfig.txt”)
easier to read console, for beginners.
no server crash upon setcoat without a color. (Which applies to all other appearances. Nalin is responsible for this fix)
Here are the upcomming features:
update server function. (Reloads “weapons.txt” and “rules.txt”. Also will update the staffonly option and the indevelopment option)
Ah Maybe I didn’t see that… Hmm. Well Maybe I will just have to look forward to more things I could change that would affect gameplay. =/
but thanks… So far it has been a breeze. Usually when I compile my sources from other things I always mess up. -.- But that will matter a few hours later when I fall asleep and wake up again. Good… morning. XD
Then why do we have setshoes and setshoe? I believe it was originally setshoe…
I am concerned on getting the GServer more organized and userfriendly. =)
Anyone could just say ‘setcoat yellow’. =P Yellow coats are ugly BTW.
using ‘/coat yellow’ would give more of an understanding.
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Then why do we have setshoes and setshoe? I believe it was originally setshoe…
I am concerned on getting the GServer more organized and userfriendly. =)
Anyone could just say ‘setcoat yellow’. =P Yellow coats are ugly BTW.
using ‘/coat yellow’ would give more of an understanding.
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It was originally setshoes and setsleeves as an NPC Tailor command, however when it was first implimented into the Gserver they added it as “setshoe”, “setsleeve”, which annoyed me. So I added setshoes & setsleeves, with backwards support.
[QUOTE=Beholder;10668]It was originally setshoes and setsleeves as an NPC Tailor command, however when it was first implimented into the Gserver they added it as “setshoe”, “setsleeve”, which annoyed me. So I added setshoes & setsleeves, with backwards support.[/QUOTE]
Could always add setsleeve1, setsleeve2. . . seriously, lol
I will agree on how I got annoyed by that when I started. I always thought it was sleeves and shoes. . . lol More than one!
I also agree with Spoon on saying, just leave it the same . . seriously, it’s not that important. lol It’s just one fricken command, a useless one at that. lol
Alright, I guess (by demand) people would prefer to keep it ‘setcoat’ style. The only critical changes are: You need a forward slash before ANY funtion… and the color ‘gray’ has been fixed for some of us who prefer ‘grey’. Me.
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Alright, I guess (by demand) people would prefer to keep it ‘setcoat’ style. The only critical changes are: You need a forward slash before ANY funtion… and the color ‘gray’ has been fixed for some of us who prefer ‘grey’. Me.
Personally, I like /commands because they easily denote from just regular chat. And you should accept both “gray” and “grey” as the same function just to eliminate the discrepancies.
It’s not that necessary, but adding both sounds like a good idea. I’ll work on that…
Shame on you Beholder… XD I don’t really know what you are implying…
Grey and Gray are both correct, like it matters which one it really is. [/sarcasm] -.-
Why not smack Stephane (or however you spell it) and Unixmad in the face by saying grey instead of gray?
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It’s not that necessary, but adding both sounds like a good idea. I’ll work on that…
Shame on you Beholder… XD I don’t really know what you are implying…
Grey and Gray are both correct, like it matters which one it really is. [/sarcasm] -.-
Why not smack Stephane (or however you spell it) and Unixmad in the face by saying grey instead of gray?
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The list is quite accurate.
Eg: When an English girl says shes going to take your pants off, she doesn’t mean your jeans. XD
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Why he’s wearing panties is something I’d rather not know.
