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Here you go: [http://www.speedysha…Eclipse.Net.rar](http://www.speedyshare.com/J25cC/download/Eclipse.Net.rar) > He doesn't care what the name is or how shit is the source, he wants to see a specific thing over there, if you don't have what he needs just simply don't post. > > Have a good day  And who was talking to you? Go away. Oh and have a nice day 

Remove 'WIREMODE = Not WIREMODE' from your '[background=rgb(248, 248, 248)]Init_Render_States[/background][background=rgb(248, 248, 248)]' [/background]function. Then once the check box is checked, set WIREMODE is true and just reload Init_Render_States. ``` Private Sub chkWireMode_Click() WIREMODE = chkWireMode.Value Call Init_Render_States End Sub ```

Why because it's called EO.NET? The source is garbage and doesn't even run properly.

I wouldn't call it an MMO with no players.

Use GetTickCount. For example: ``` Dim tick As Long, tick2 As Long tick = GetTickCount `tick2 = GetTickCount` ``` `Then all you do is subtract tick2 from tick and that's how much time it took for the code in `to run.``

No problem 

I did a benchmark. What I did was load an array 1,000,000 times using each method. Block One: 906ms Block Two: 125ms You can clearly see that the second method loads the data faster because you aren't re-sizing the array each time because it's already set. However, you're not loading 1,000,000 files so you would hardly see a difference anyway.

Try turning off your UAC first then try to reinstall it under the same compatibility.

The second block will execute faster: 1. The size of the array is already set. 2. It loops through and fills the array until it reaches the end of the array. The first block: 1. Checks if the file exists first. 2. If it does, it resizes the array then places the data inside. Although the performance isn't very significant (maybe a couple ms difference) the second block _is_ faster. The difference between the two is simply the Eclipse version doesn't know the size of the array so it sets it while loading it as in the second block already knows the size of the array.

No, I didn't miss a step. Change the value inside the source, save the source, and it will work. Make sure you compile the saved source if you're running the .exe.

Look at the existing ones.

It's pretty simple. All you really need to do is design your own style of graphics using photoshop, Gimp, Paint.Net, etc. Then replace the old GUI files with your own. Make sure you get the file extension correct on the image you've just created and voila. Then if you plan on moving things around, you will need to get into the source to adjust some controls.

It's inside the server's source code.

In the **server** open **modConstants** and find **Public Const START_MAP As Long**.

If you're going to convert it to VB.NET you probably shouldn't be adding in any features until you get a full working base.

4964. So considering this started in 2007 and we've only reached 4964, from here on out it would take _roughly_ 1,238 years to reach 1,000,000.

Has anyone really tested the limits of the server? Or are all of these numbers just random guesses?

> I'll write you a story if you can give me a general gist of the idea.  Sounds to me he is offering his services, not requesting.

You're right. It's not working.

This could be a good thing then again bad. What if you work so hard to get items and someone kills you and you lose it all?

It's windows only. It's Visual Basic 6 and it utilizes DirectX.

It's windows only.

Re-read the tutorial. Are you sure you added "Public Variables(1To MAX_VARIABLES)As String" to your source?

 * IF IT IS NOT THERE THEN…... *     Try this.

It does have it. But in your case, re-add the Winsock control and name it "Socket". Or send me your source so I can have a looksy.