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Delete the client/resources/packs folder and don't use texture packing until your game is ready for release. 

Sounds like settings are mostly correct.
 
A few small things to check:
In your config UseSSL should be true. Gmail port is actually 587 not 465.  
If your gmail account has 2fa enabled then you need to create an app specific password for smtp.. here is a link for that:
https://myaccount.google.com/apppasswords
 
 
Quick Google shows that when SMTP settings are valid but result in timeouts it's because it's being blocked by your ISP or network. If everything else above doesn't help it could be that and possibly outside of your control.
 

I think it would just be:
 
"Intersect Server.exe" --apiport=5400
 
Not completely sure for windows though.

They're set individually for all UI elements. Search for .wav in any of the Client/Resources/Gui/Layouts/*/*.json files
 
If you're not looking to super fine-tune or customize you can just replace the wav files with your own sounds using the same filename and you're good to go.

Best guess is that the version of mono you're using is out of date.
 
You can check your version with
 
mono --version
 
I have about 2 dozen intersect servers running on my Centos machine with mono Mono 5.20.1.19

They are engine credits by default. And are meant to be modified. You can shuffle things around. Make all the engine stuff really small, give different titles/spacing, whatever. 

It's hard coded to use a specific size.. but you can delete the size 8 and copy size 10 and name it size 8 so all size 8s will actually be size 10s. On mobile so sorry if this doesn't make sense. 

Sadly not.. tasks are meant to be done in sequence so you'd have to go with multiple quests.

Client resources don't matter nearly as much as server resources, if a player has a crappy pc and the client lags that's bad.. but if the server lags all the clients will.
 
For the server the map attributes don't matter, they all take (roughly) the same memory footprint. Resources/Npcs/Events are the most expensive (especially events).
 
A lot of it is common sense. Try to limit the number of looping or autorun events, don't create projectiles with 100s or 1000s of animations going all over the place.
 
Using events to spawn npcs when the basic map spawns will do is the far superior option.

The item description window only appears while your mouse is hovering over an item. Meaning that when you went to scroll the description would just vanish. Your best option is a redesign of the description window to be bigger if you need more space.

I'd recommend taking Khaikaa's word for it.. he's pretty much in the loop on everything lol

Depends far more on what the players are doing and how separated they are throughout your world. If all the players are in one area only one area needs processing of maps/NPCs. But if they are scattered it's more work. 
 
In this day and age RAM won't ever be a problem. It's CPU usage. Don't have numbers right now though, and even if I did they're getting better with every release as we improve performance. B6 being far better on both client and server sides. 
 
ETA of all releases is unknown. Been traveling a ton recently (done as of this past weekend in Detroit), and a new contract job that takes utmost priority. No new features being added after b6 though, so releases will be speeding up. 
 
Edit: Marking as answered as the original question has been answered and other users are derailing with unrelated questions

That is absolutely something that will be made available in the future.

Yeah, in the characters table there will be an equipment array. The numbers in that array will correspond to items in the character_inventory table. You can then look up the item ids from that to determine the exact items that are equipped.

You should wait until the functionality is safely provided through the Servers API. Editing the DB directly while the server is running will cause your server to crash. 
 
But yes, you'd just locate all rows with the character id of the one your're deleting and remove them. 

Is like 3-5 mins, but I don't know exactly off the top of my head. 

We are in the process of transitioning to a new documentation system which is now live at:
https://docs.freemmorpgmaker.com
 
The source for the docs are in markdown files. All contributions are welcome in our Github repo via pull requests:
https://github.com/AscensionGameDev/Intersect-Documentation

More info here:
https://www.freemmorpgmaker.com/docs/en/FrequentlyAskedQuestions.html#page_Content
 
We expect people to roll their own encryption once we're open source. 

Mysql is going to be a lot slower than Sqlite for the game database which is why the server says:

 
Use sqlite for both unless you absolutely need mysql for some specific reason.

This is not currently a configurable option, maybe in a future version.

There isn't one. And starting in B6 maps load so fast it won't be needed. (Almost instant )

I'm going on vacation, and there's still a backlog of bugs from our internal testing team and some docs to be written.
 
As soon as we have an official date we'll post it on the roadmap
https://www.ascensiongamedev.com/forum/90-roadmap/
 
Best ETA is 2 weeks, could be shorter, probably a little longer.

You can't add or remove existing buttons. You can only hide or move the ones provided. B6 has the back buttons you're looking for though. It'll be out soon. 

You can't in B5, but it's possible in B6. 
 

B6 allows them to be sorted alphabetically and put into folders. Hold tight, it'll be out soon!