Cheshire

I believe you should be able to change the font for the chat window somewhere. You'd have to search for how to import your own fonts though, there should be a tutorial on the forums somewhere. 

There's a lot of mentions of the same item slot all over the file. Make sure to change them all to the exact same translation.
 
For example, Helmet would need to be replaced with the translation for it everywhere you see the word Helmet.

If by hiding you mean encrypting them, then yes.
 
https://www.ascensiongamedev.com/topic/6035-can-i-encrypt-my-resources/#comment-51512

Helllo!
 
Could you please report both issues separately with an example over at https://github.com/AscensionGameDev/Intersect-Engine/issues ?
This allows us to keep track of running issues!

I believe you just need to add a second sprite sheet with the animation for it.
 
Sprite.png
Sprite_idle.png
 
And so on for stuff like attack, shoot, sword etc.
 

I'm not sure I follow?
 
Do you mean encrypting the resource files?
If so that already exists, it's just sort of hidden away in the editor.
 
In the editor options enable Asset Packing.
Then under the Tools menu item generate an update. This will create a folder with encrypted resources for you.
 
You can then delete everything in your clients resources folder aside from the GUI layout files, shaders and fonts directories and copy in the packs folder from the update you created.

If your router and internet connection supports UPnP you'll be good to go on the server side by just booting it up.
 
Otherwise, you'll have to manually portforward.
 
After that you'll want to edit your client configuration to point towards your WAN IP address and the port your server runs on.

I fear you'll find that very little in this world is ever truly free.
 
Though truthfully speaking, I would say that making the game should be a bigger priority than finding a permanent hosting spot for it.
Could probably get away using some cloud service credit or free trial runs for a good while though.

Sounds like the error should tell you what's going on. The address you're trying to bind the API to is already in use by something.
 
What that is I can't say since I don't know about the setup of your system.

You can upload any version of the engine you want. Be it one from a year ago or one you compile yourself right now. I believe there's a web interface for that from memory.

First, I wouldn't recommend starting the server in an SSH session as it'll close as soon as you end your session.
Second, (actually pertaining to this problem) I believe this is very dependant on the version of Mono that you use. If I recall there's a few other topics regarding the issue.

That should exist if you're using Beta 7 (prerelease).
 
I would recommend using that version over B6 even without the feature, despite not being marked as the stable release it's actually more stable and is actively being developed for with bugfixes.

There isn't but I recall this feature being requested before. I'm not sure if there's an official feature request for it open though.

I don't believe there's support for this at the present? You'd likely have to write up a request for this on the GitHub issues page.

Uhm, why would there be?
 
And it's open source, you can always check the source code for yourself and then compile it without any code you don't want to run.

I see, I fear there's no other way to do that than by editing the source.

For a little update on this, turns out I broke it and somehow managed to make it work just for me due to some funky dependency. 
 
Jc seems to have it working on his side. 
God bless devolopment branches. 

A similar question has been asked before over here:
 
Is that what you're looking for? 

Does your character not have any damage on its class or weapon? That might be the issue. 

I don't think there's an option for this at the present. 

ScaleFactor and CritMultiplier are not integers. Their inclusion likely turns the entire equation into a float or double.
After that I'd likely need to dig into how the library itself works to really give any more useful information.
 
The actual math behind it is a little more than just the equation, for example there's this funky line as well:
return min >= max ? min : Randomization.Next(min, max + 1); I think your spreadsheet is a decent indication, but not an exact replica of what the system does.

You'll have to edit the source code. It's not a feature right now, though if you were to supply a PR for a server config toggle for this it would probably be accepted as options never hurt.
 
Every entity (including players) have an update method, I'm not 100% sure if it's handled in there or in the map update method though.

You wouldn't directly CALL the common event.
 
Basically, you'd want to have a common event that triggers off of changing a variable to do what you need to do.
Then in your API script you change that variable every time you want to trigger the common event.

I'm not sure why you'd need a way to clear the entire inventory if you want to give things a chance to be destroyed piece by piece.
Those two seem likely two entirely different things.
 
Anyway, if you want to have a chance of ''removing'' items entirely from the game on death it might be worth looking into the Player's Die method on the server. That should at least lead down to where items are dropped and you could add a second chance on top of the drop rate there to have them destroyed and remove them from the inventory.

The relevant DLLs are embedded into the executables and unpacked at runtime. So yes you'll just need the executable. (Possibly the relevant pdb file for line numbers in your log file as well)