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Description This is a fork of L2J server emulator. It’s an open-source project that works with Chronicle 4: Scions of Destiny client. Written mostly in Java and maintained since 2011. Project status I have been working on this project for years with the aid of its users and without profit. Real life responsibilities and the importance of time altogether have made me slow down development. On top of that, years have passed and game is old. Even so, I still apply improvements whenever I get some free time. Prerequisites Java 17 Apache Ant MySQL or MariaDB Git Note: An IDE may already include few of those. Development setup Eclipse for Java To clone and add project to workspace, click on File -> Import -> Git -> Projects from Git -> Clone URI and paste project URI. To add a local repository to workspace, click on File -> Import -> General -> Projects from Folder or Archive and select directory to import. Then, click Finish. Visual Studio Code For this editor, I suggest that you install Extension Pack for Java extension. Once you have cloned repository, go to editor and click File -> Open Folder and select l2j-lisvus folder. Sublime Text 3 For this editor, the basic packages I suggest you to install are SublimeLinter along with its javac extension, FileManager, GitSavvy, and a terminal of your choice (e.g. Terminus). Hit git clone https://gitlab.com/TheDnR/l2j-lisvus.git in your CLI. Once you have cloned repository, navigate to l2j-lisvus folder and execute l2j-lisvus.sublime-project file. Note: In Windows, linter of both editors will be quite slow to apply syntax highlighting. That is because project has so many files. If you plan on using files for development purposes, do yourself a favor and start using a linux distro. Usage Builds are created using Ant builder. Both core and datapack folders contain a build.xml file for Ant to export build packages. Most IDEs have built-in support for Ant Builds. When it comes to editors, the easiest method to use Ant is to download and set it up, then use it in your CLI. Its usage is as easy as navigating into source directories by hitting cd core or cd datapack respectively, and hit ant command. You can also perform both builds from project root directory by hitting ant -f core/build.xml and ant -f datapack/build.xml commands. Build process exports a build directory that contains compiler output in various formats (e.g. zip). Once builds are done for both core and datapack, you can create a folder for your server files (e.g. myfirstl2server) and extract zip archives from build folders. Server setup Database installation Create an sql database using mysql CLI or GUI tools like Navicat, HeidiSQL, and phpMyAdmin. In you server folder, go to tools and run database_installer script. Follow the installer instructions to complete database setup. Once your database setup is completed, go to login directory and run RegisterGameServer script. It will ask you to type a server ID of your choice (e.g. 1). When you do, hit enter and a hexid.txt file will be generated in the same folder. Move hexid.txt to gameserver/config directory. Account creation You can create an account with admin rights easily. Go to login folder and run startSQLAccountManager script. It will ask you to type account details along with access level (e.g. 100 for admins). Startup Server environment consists of login and game servers. Both must be running to start server properly. To do this, run startLoginServer and startGameServer scripts. L2JLisvus server will then consist of 2 CLI consoles. Server startup will be completed once gameserver console has printed Registered on login as Server…. Contributing I’ll gladly accept merge requests provided that I agree to changes and those changes don’t break any existing features.
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