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Anyone want to recruit a friend with me? Here is some info: Server - Ysera Time 1-60 - 1-1/2 weeks Class I will make - Shadow Priest You must be willing to play a trial account 1-20 (will only take one night) and be willing to buy the regular WoW expansion at 20. It will be fun, I've done it before…just hit me back at this topic...

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CCCCCCC RRRRRRR EEEEEE BBBBBB ''' SSSSSS C R R E B B S C RRRRRRR EEE B BBB SSSSSS C R R E B B S CCCCCCC R R EEEEEE BBBBBB SSSSSS TTTTTTT U U TTTTTT SSSSSS T U U T S T U U T SSSSSS T U U T S T UUUUUU T SSSSSS Creb's Tuts Presents –---------------------------------------------- A Tutorial made by Crebster –---------------------------------------------- Introduced by Crebster and edited by the viewers –---------------------------------------------- The Universal Handbook to Online Game Hosting Contents *Port Forwarding -Recognizing your Router -Understanding your Port -Enabling your Port *Steps to No-Ip -Crebster's Steps to No-Ip Tutorial *Completion -Giving your IP -Credits Recognizing your Router Routers are all different, they differ upon both the internet service, and the model accuired. Routers are the absolute most important object in connecting to the internet, it transfers the internet from your house (your cable socket or phone line) and makes it available from it. You can connect to it trough wire, wireless, etc… Do I have a router? Chances are you do, below is a picture of a router:  The full model name for your router is very important in portforwarding. You can easily find this by looking at the top of the router itself. This router is a Linksys, but you must be more specific, if you look closely it should be followed by a series of numbers and letters. That would be the full model name. BUT WAIT: Aww, it's not there! I can't read it, it's to small! Luckily theres an alternative, you can find the model number once we get further into the tutorial. Understanding your Port A port is basically a door, every program hosted on your computer has a certain port number. In the case of Eclipse (http://touchofdeathforums.com), when you are hosting their engine, the main port is 4000\. However, the port 4001 also works. Think of a port as a door, by default your ports are closed. Now, think of yourself as an IP. If you are trying to get through a closed door, well, it's not happening…same thing with an IP trying to pass through a closed port. If you ever wanted to get through that door, you would have to open it. Which, in the case of ports, port forwarding is opening that door. Enabling your Port Now, to enable your port you must connect to your router. To connect to your router, you must runt he program "Run" You can find this by going to the Start button, if you are on a Windows XP, you will see it in the right of Start when it's open. For Windows Vista, just type it in the search bar like this:  Now, open Run. Once it's open, type cmd and press ok. Now, a new window will open looking like this:  Now, type in ipconfig. A new window should open with a bunch of information… Go to the top-most part and look for the first Default Gateway sign, and if you look to the right of it where it will have some numbers that usually start with 192 Now, go to a new window and type those numbers like this:  Go to that site, once your in it may ask you to login By default the username should be admin or Admin The password by default should be Password, password, admin, Admin, or no password. If none of this works, visit http://portforward.com where you can find all the information you need to know about your router. The next part will differ upon your router, and you can find all the information you need to know about port forwarding a certain router at: http://portforward.com Now, it's time to portforward, I'll show you an example with my router. (Versalink D90-327W30-06) First, go to Firwall and Passwords:  Now, Nat/ Gaming:  Then, click "Define Custom Service" and make sure "Port Forwarding" is checked like this:  Last, press next. For Service Name put Eclipse, Global Port Range, put 4000-4000\. For Base Host Port put 4000, and for Protocol put TCP and UDP. Click Next then Done. Now, just go to Eclipse for Select a Predefined Service and press Enable. Steps to No-Ip 1\. Go to http://www.no-ip.com/ and make a account. 2\. Login (duh) 3\. Go to "Add a Host" 4\. Don't change anything, just type in your server name, scroll to the host which best fits you, then click "Create Host" 5\. Logout and go to "Download" at the top of the page. 6\. Pick your OS then download no-ip DUC 7\. Once you've installed and etc. open it and login on the same account you used on the website. 8\. The host you made will pop-up, check the box. 9\. If there is a :D then it updated, just uncheck and recheck it. There should be a happy face with powder cheeks that pops up. REMINDER: Always keep this open, and every once in a while check/un-check it to see if it gets updated (updates are for when your ip changes) 10\. Now, go to C:/windows/system32/driver/etc/hosts.file (open in notepad) You will get something that looks like this: # Copyright © 1993-2006 Microsoft Corp. # # This is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows. # # This file contains the mappings of IP addresses to host names. Each # entry should be kept on an individual line. The IP address should # be placed in the first column followed by the corresponding host name. # The IP address and the host name should be separated by at least one # space. # # Additionally, comments (such as these) may be inserted on individual # lines or following the machine name denoted by a '#' symbol. # # For example: # # 102.54.94.97 rhino.acme.com # source server # 38.25.63.10 x.acme.com # x client host 127.0.0.1 11\. Starting at the 127.0.0.1, put your no-ip host one space to the right of it. It till look like this 127.0.0.1 no-ip hostname 12\. Under that put your internal IP, to find this go to "run" (it should be in the start menu, but if you have vista then just type it in the start menu search bar) then type in "cmd" then in cmd type "ipconfig" and your internal ip is to the right of Default Gateway…most times it starts with 192, but not always, depending on the router you use. So it should look like this now: 127.0.0.1 no-ip hostname Internal IP no-ip hostname 13\. Now, find your external IP. Go to whatsmyip.org and its the numbers printed at the top. Make the hosts.file look like this: 127.0.0.1 no-ip hostname Internal IP no-ip hostname External IP no-ip hostname Now, save and exit. If it says the file area is incorrect or it wont let you save, right click hosts.file, go to "Properties" then click "Security" then "Edit" Go to "Administrators" and click "Full control" and same for "Users". Now, click apply and redo the hosts.file. You have successfully made a no-ip, give out your no-ip host to your friends as you would you ip before you did this. Giving your IP Giving your IP is the simplest part of this tutorial, just make sure your server is online for this to work. Go to http://whatsmyip.com and give them the numbers shown if you didn't do the No-Ip steps. If you did, just give your No-Ip hostname. Make sure they set your IP or hostname as their IP, and your Port aswell if it asks for it. You have completed the tut, congratulations. Keep this for information in mind for any situation that requires the information given. Credits: Crebster for the tutorial portforward.com for the resources and information

^^ For the people who search for Rebellion Online, they don't want to find a crappy game made by you. Btw, I think the name has everything to do with the game so unless you have anything that has more to do with Illuminati then Illuminati, be my guess to say it now.

^^ Good idea, I'll tag along.

Bump, to all who havent seen this tutorial.

Well, I am the owner of the soon to be good gaming site, Guiedo Inc. http://guiedoinc.synthasite.com (still in process of getting .com domain and being made). I thought, if I'm making a gaming website, how about I make a mmorpg with Eclipse? So I thought and thought for a good idea, and I think I have it. If you are familiar with stick games, and the easy graphics making of them, then you will love this. Basics The game will be very related to Stick RPG. It's a free roam city where you strive to, well, survive. You will lead your life, but learn that playing it safe isn't always the easiest way to live, however it may be chosen what you do to carry on. Characters Stick Jim Stick Sally (took me a while to get those names) ;) This may seem a bit of a serious game, but it's going to be more-or-less laid-back and funny. The tilesets can be easily accomplished using paint, and the charsets aswell. I'll be able to make most of the graphics myself but could use some help considering we will have a bit of tiles. Who I need to help 2 Mappers 1 Scripter 1 Graphics person (no need to be experienced) ^^^^^ If for any reason you think I'm going to try to compete with RO, go die. RO is amazing and one-of-a-kind and deserves no competition whatsoever. Not much being asked, not much needed, join me. Guiedo Inc. needs the support! >:P

You should make it so waepons/abilities are availible to buy. Like, if you win a fight, you get X amount of gold. Then you can buy your weapons and abilities as you level. Also, make the weapons have better quality, the weapons in that game arent very detailed. Plus, when you are resting, you should make the Dojo so you can select from all the classes to train a Brute. And once your done training the Brute (when it's tired) you can then switch back to your main character and on and on. MyBrute is a great game, and making a newer version with eclipse seems very capable. I hope this gets far with you :)

How about the ability to sleep instantly? But make it cost somthing, and also, the ability to pull out your weapon whenever you want, like be able to set the time when in a fight that you pull your weapon. Ex. 1 second, so when your in the battle for 1 second they pull it out. Then after like 5 seconds in which the weapon is pulled, it gets put away for the remainder of the battle :O BTW, how can you change that in the game? Was that made with eclipse? :O

Well, for index, that is the player it is calling. And for MapNum, that is the mapnumber you are using. And also, it is calling whatever it is within the Sub, just search it.

Game Basis Line of Valor is a new game which is based on WW3\. It is going to be based mostly in South America. What you do is you build up your ranks, instead of your level. You will battle on ships, in modern cities, in tribal forts, and even fight within your own country. There will be two sides which you may choose, the South Americans, or the North Americans. (Yes that means Canada is involved). You will build up ranks and eventually make it to Air Force One or make it to the South American Submarine, and eventually both sides make it to Canada where you kill high ranked officers of the opposing continent. Classes: North American Medic North American Special Ops North American Navy South American Secret Service South American Navy Seal South American Medic Current Staff: Me: Owner/Mapper/Manager Light of Galaxia (Galacta-Knight): Owner/Mapper/Manager Talon64: RXMP supplier/Main Mapper We are currently looking for 2 more Mappers, a Scripter, a Spriter, and a GUI Artist. Current Beginning Map (Revised):   PM me or IM me on MSN: [email protected] Or DL the GFX at: http://files.filefront.com/GFXrar/;13560062;/fileinfo.html Then replace your old GFX with it Then set your IP to: lovonline.servegame.com Then set your Port to: 4000

5$ isn't that bad, I'll look into it ;) Hmm…how many tiles does it include?

Wow, that hits hard, I guess I shoulda made the part were I'm a newb green or somthing…

No, you replace it where you find the old healthbar, with the new healthbar.