Santini

Hello, I believe your best bet would be to use Eclipse Worlds engine as it is the most updated and supported.

As SkywardRiver said it is looking much better now, I don't know what it is but I kinda like the style of the new one.

I also agree 100% with what Marsh said.

To open this you will need to have XNA 4.0 Refreshed installed which adds support for vb.net.

Why don't you set the players sprite back to normal when the player un-equips the desired item?

Oh sorry, something like free multiplayer online game maker.

@Spiral No, RPG Maker is not open source. However it does have a scripting system. Also I found Eclipse via google.

I was talking about eclipses tiling engine where each tile is 32x32 pixels.

If by square you mean tile there are 32 pixels as the tiles are 32x32 pixels.

No, I meant this topic: [http://www.eclipseorigins.com/community/index.php?/topic/134754-some-event-bug/#entry913312](http://www.eclipseorigins.com/community/index.php?/topic/134754-some-event-bug/#entry913312) Anyway, my point is if you're using Eclipse Origins 4.0 you cannot edit it with VB6 as it is closed source.

Which version of Eclipse are you using? Because I noticed you posted in the help section for Eclipse 4.0, which is not open source. Meaning you couldn't edit it with VB6 if you wanted too.

I believe you can edit the source with notepad but you would still need VB6 to compile it.

Should have checked which engine he is using or board he posted in. ;)

What are you trying to open classes.ini? Just use notepad.

I had trouble with cookies when I was using the webbrowser control and eventually ended up using Awesomium which is a free for non commercial use webbrowser control. So you could try that.

modConstants. Also Spell Buff system: [http://www.eclipseorigins.com/community/index.php?/topic/125070-eo-buffdebuff-spells-v12/?hl=%20spell%20%20buff%20%20system](http://www.eclipseorigins.com/community/index.php?/topic/125070-eo-buffdebuff-spells-v12/?hl=%20spell%20%20buff%20%20system)

Hello, 1) I believe you need to switch these constants client and server side: ``` ' Constants for player movement: Tiles per Second Public Const MOVING_WALKING As Byte = 1 Public Const MOVING_RUNNING As Byte = 2 ``` 2) It is possible but not without editing the source. 3) I will have a look and see if I can find one.

Hello, If you need help with selecting the nearest NPC, feel free to PM me and I will do my best to help you with it. As I do not want to take this thread off-topic.

Is it meant to target only NPCs within spell range? Because from looking at the tutorial it does not look like it is.

You are receiving that error because the function FindNPCInRange does not exist. What engine are you using?

I believe it is in the Custom Version section.

Eclipse Origins 3.0 contains an event system and is open source, so you would be able to take it from their and put it into your engine. However I doubt it will be very easy.

Hopefully this may be of some help: [https://support.norton.com/sp/en/uk/home/current/solutions/v6200368_NAV_Retail_2011_5_en_us](https://support.norton.com/sp/en/uk/home/current/solutions/v6200368_NAV_Retail_2011_5_en_us)

If you are talking about Eclipse Origins 4 (Silver/Gold), they are not open source. Meaning you cannot edit them with VB6.

The engine is not outdated it is saying the client is outdated compared to the server. Follow this to fix it: Client side you need to go to project > EVB Properties then click the make tab and you need to make sure the version number matches the values below server side in mod constants: ' Version constants Public Const CLIENT_MAJOR As Byte = 2 Public Const CLIENT_MINOR As Byte = 4 Public Const CLIENT_REVISION As Byte = 0