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So, in addition to having Visual Studio 2010 installed, is it also necessary to install Visual Studio 2005?

How weird. Visual studio 2019 does not detect the v80 compiler, only that of visual studio 2010 (v100)

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You have to install Daffodil to have the v80 on 2019

Yes, I have it installed. But it doesn't detect it.

I managed to compile the client using the v120 toolset (Visual Studio 2013, which i have already installed years ago on my machine and i didn't want/can't update) and, thus without VS2010 nor Daffodil. This change, caused 3 errors in the code of this type:

stlCompStack.top().second.Options.m_stlOptions.insert(std::make_pair<std::string, std::string>(strVariableName, ""));

Which i have modified like this:

stlCompStack.top().second.Options.m_stlOptions.emplace(strVariableName, "");

And the the errors goes away. Also, i have to adjust the Debug flag in the linker (i think because of differences between VS2013 and VS2019).

For the server it compiles without errors on v120 toolset, but i had to recompile boost for VS2013 myself.

If this change can be done directly on the code, i'll send a pull request on GitHub (which i suggest to use as main repository even for issue, bug, etc.).

I also tried to run the client and it goes without no problem to the login screen (i didn't tested in game yet).

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I managed to compile the client using the v120 toolset (Visual Studio 2013, which i have already installed years ago on my machine and i didn't want/can't update) and, thus without VS2010 nor Daffodil. This change, caused 3 errors in the code of this type:

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stlCompStack.top().second.Options.m_stlOptions.insert(std::make_pair<std::string, std::string>(strVariableName, ""));

Which i have modified like this:

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stlCompStack.top().second.Options.m_stlOptions.emplace(strVariableName, "");

And the the errors goes away. Also, i have to adjust the Debug flag in the linker (i think because of differences between VS2013 and VS2019).

For the server it compiles without errors on v120 toolset, but i had to recompile boost for VS2013 myself.

If this change can be done directly on the code, i'll send a pull request on GitHub (which i suggest to use as main repository even for issue, bug, etc.).

I also tried to run the client and it goes without no problem to the login screen (i didn't tested in game yet).

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It is also solved by replacing make_pair with pair

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It is also solved by replacing make_pair with pair

I did some research: actually make_pair should be used without specify the argument types, that's why the compiler gives error. So use pair it's correct. Anyway, emplace should be more efficient than insert(pair()), but it needs C++11 (which is not the right moment to use it).

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However, I haven't bothered much as I see no use for that.

I'm sorry Daneos but i think that should be changed, because editing only 3 lines will simplify the entire project and let you drop some big dependencies like VS2010 and Daffodil, just using one IDE (i also don't like Visual Studio at all, but i don't complain about that).

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I might change it soon.

You don't need to make it by yourself: i'll send a pull request on GitHub with the updated code. You just need to accept it into the main repository .

I would like to contribute as well.
Downloaded files an hour ago, server is up and running builded with vs2019 only.

MariaDB seems to works fine aswell instead of xampp/mysql

Will try the client tomorrow and probably will create a doc in github with more details about how to build both server/client.

Getting rid of VS2010 and Daffodil would be really nice.

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I would like to contribute as well.
Downloaded files an hour ago, server is up and running.

Will try the client tomorrow and probably will create a doc in github with more details about how to build both server/client.

Getting rid of VS2010 and Daffodil would be really nice.

thx bro, i waiting for this

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I would like to contribute as well.
Downloaded files an hour ago, server is up and running builded with vs2019 only.

MariaDB seems to works fine aswell instead of xampp/mysql

Will try the client tomorrow and probably will create a doc in github with more details about how to build both server/client.

Getting rid of VS2010 and Daffodil would be really nice.

I just recompiled the tools with VS 2013 only. It works, but i needed to download the Multibyte MFC Library for VS 2013 (the newer versions doesn't need this as it's included) in order to compile the PackEditor.

It gives errors on some #define macro in stdafx.h complaining that the windows version is too old (0x0400 which is Win98/2000, i think). I just changed them to 0x0501 and it worked. Maybe tomorrow i'll commit these changes too (i'm thinking of trying with VSCode).

Click the spoiler to see the hashed password for 1234.

Just copy that into your account Password_hash field and you will be able to login.

Never played dbo with 0 lag, it is god damn awesome

https://imgur.com/kQsCp4a

Oh, I'm definitely in. Not sure how much help I'll be, but I've already been tinkering locally, and dissecting the code. Reminds me of the Ragezone days...

I am interested in collaborating my discord is ivanlamega

Daneos

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I would like to contribute as well.
Downloaded files an hour ago, server is up and running builded with vs2019 only.

MariaDB seems to works fine aswell instead of xampp/mysql

Will try the client tomorrow and probably will create a doc in github with more details about how to build both server/client.

Getting rid of VS2010 and Daffodil would be really nice.

A tutorial on how to compile and run our server would be great, I always dreamed of playing without lag, it is incredible how happy I am.

excuse my English.

my first message in all these years who is for you