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There is an underlying issue somewhere, and it has to be fixed eventually. But in the past year or so I have only had it happen once, and never managed to figure out WHY exactly that data was saved the way it did. So with some luck it'll simply never happen again.

Send is basically Save, it will send your changes to the server which will then save the data when received and pass it on to all connected clients.

@Carim, he's not completely off. I've had this once when the server magically saved some bogus event data in one map for some reason. Deleting the event file for said map fixed it, never quite figured out what happened though. Anyhow, those steps work for some heavy debugging. But personally I would start with the simplest of solutions: Trying to delete the file that holds the events for both those maps.

It's a bit more complex than ''scripts'' as technically the entire engine is a compiled binary. But the tutorial forums tend to have a thing or two for just about any engine to get you started, just need to make sure you have Visual Basic 6 (.NET and Visual Studio will **NOT** function!) and compile your executables after the changes are made. :) Anyway, by changing the source you can basically do anything within your own power and the limitations of the language. (It is pretty old, so I wouldn't expect the next Crysis out of it)

Would still depend on your definition of cheap, I mean I'd gladly pay 60-70 bucks for a decent VPS, but others would rather stick to the 20-30 range.

That's a bit odd, are you sure the mail has been spelled correctly when you signed up? If so you may want to send JCSnider a PM. He manages the EO4 back-end systems.

> Windows VPS are pretty expensive, so my answer is, No. Suppose that depends on your definition of cheap honestly. Anyway I would simply suggest you look around the web for more reputable hosting companies and check some reviews of their services then decide which one would be best for you in terms of price/service. Cheap does not always mean good as VPS resellers often oversell their hardware.

Have you checked your spam filters? Sometimes the e-mail gets stuck in them and rejected from your regular inbox.

You can either buy a one-time license upgrade or having a server of it hosted for you at a monthly fee.

You could also simply delete the events file of the map rather than the map itself. They're two different files after all and deleting one will not damage the other. (Also possible to edit the event file manually but I would advise against this unless you know what you're doing)

What does your config file look like exactly?

As most of the above posts have stated; It is required that you upgrade to [Eclipse Origins 4: Gold Edition](http://www.eclipseorigins.com/community/index.php?/page/index.html/eclipse_origins_gold_silver_store.html) if you wish to have more houses, quests and various other features unlocked.

So a parallel event with a bunch of options and conditional branches. Nothing too complex.

Should be able to replace the font file.

Unless you set them as global the server will send an instanced version to each player, so they all get their own private copy of an event. For instance in a scene I designed you'd be hit by a car and be shown a hospital scene, but only you would be able to see this and everyone else would get his own copy of the event. As for story and plot, that depends on what you have written yourself. But working with variables and triggers on different pages can make for some interesting systems.

For future reference, if you tamper with the data that's saved for anything you may need to delete your old versions of said data or it will cause issues like this. The engine will blindly ASSUME the right data is in the right place, and read what it wants. However this does not always work out as intended.

As far as I know everyone can buy every house regardless of whether it's bought already or not. You simply get an instanced version of the map.

Oh that is a bit peculiar. I must've missed this topic earlier today. I'll throw JC a poke once I see him online. Apologies for the delay. (Unfortunately JC is the only member of the staff that's able to deal with these things, the rest of us are just forum administrators!)

First of, I'm assuming that's Windows 7 judging from the titlebar looking a lot like Aero Glass. If that's wrong, feel free to correct me. Anyway, have you installed the appropriate library files prior to opening the source files? If you have, what version of Internet Explorer are you running? Internet Explorer 11 is known to cause a few issues on certain machines with a few libraries we (ab)use in Eclipse.

The MSDN libraries are nothing but useless help files. They won't tell you much of anything. Assuming it worked before and stopped working here, since that's the idea I get from your first post. What OS are you using and did you install any updates (e.g. Internet Explorer 11) before it happened?

I think that looks pretty bloody brilliant. Although the size is something that would make it hard to use for anything. Not really sure about the back of the roof though, but could just be my eyes playing tricks.

For clarification, PayPal requires you to link a CreditCard to it for the duration of a subscription based payment arrangement to make sure that they can charge something. Credit Cards tend to be less finnicky in that regard than Bank Accounts, since it can take up to 5-6 business days to charge a bank account, meaning there could be a time where the subscription's not been transfered to the receiving party yet possibly causing their systems to halt the service(s).

Your order should be processed by JC as soon as he sees it, and he'll send you a message once its set up on how to connect to it. :)

That's strange, make sure you run both updaters as an administrator.

Considering CentOS is a Linux Distro you'll be facing a massive problem with hosting your server: It's a Windows Executable. Unless you have a decent amount of experience with Linux I wouldn't suggest bothering, it's a real pain in the butt to get Wine to work properly.