Spiegel

> You make sure th IP adress shown on the server and what's in the config are the same, then you portforward your router… Don't ask me how to do it, that's just what I know Incorrect. That's just for local networks. It's the bind address of the server, it's what the socket listens on. Nothing more, nothing less.

Isn't this just Baron's Flash engine? It looks like a carbon copy of it.

Or, you know.. Instead of doing this crap client-sided fix it properly and check if a player is already in an event before performing any other logic.

I'm not sure which engine you're using, but there's likely an option on either the server config or client config.

Are you sure you've turned character customization off? It might simply be using that over the pre-set sprites. (Also, Five Nights at Freddies, huh.)

That would be a good direction to take, yes. Especially since Java is fairly extendable without too much effort.

On this forum, yes. But there were far more DirectX8 variants of Mirage, albeit mostly broken ones.

What does your class file look like?

Just as a little note, only engines based off of JC's code will have this, there's a couple different variants of DirectX8 going around, some of which were written far before EO3 came out and not all of them use the same methods.

Honestly, if you write things properly and keep a couple things in mind you could simply use MONO for Linux/Mac compatibility, no need to wait for future installments of .Net.

> I'll believe the Java engine is a thing when it's actually got a version that is at the level of Eclipse Origins 2.0. I don't think an Engine would need to be at that level to be useful, as honestly even 2.0 has stuff that's not really nessecary to use it as a base engine. So long as the basics are in (maps, enemies, combat and items) people can do the rest themselves if they want, and the engine can grow from there. I would much rather see a well designed barebone engine than a stuffed rushed piece of crap because people demanded features.