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Nice share, may come in handy for our Halloween launch!

Looking forward to this, I'm much more comfortable with IntelliJ than Visual Studio. It does seem a little unstable right now but I expect good things to come.

I'll be your partner x

Is it your game? You shouldn't really go through the db to do this sort of thing. Just implement a timer in the game/server.

Hi all, This is my first post in this section as I'm looking for advice for a project I'm working on. I am wanting to communicate between the client (Javascript/HTML) and the server via WebSockets. My question is - What is the best way to tackle this? I've been torn between two solutions an...

They are built into the SWF I believe.

I'd be careful with this, as it's used on the client page by default to connect to the emulator. Exposing your IP isn't really a threat, it will be obtainable whether you show it or not. What you can do is protect yourself if you're faced with attacks.

I'm also interested in this. Currently working on updating the packet headers and was wondering if there were any tools/techniques that can help with the process beyond what was written in Sledmore's post. Information about outgoing packets would be useful too, I haven't looked at them yet...

To edit an emulator, you need to know language it is written in (Plus is C#, Comet is Java). You could create an emulator in any language of your choosing really. To edit the SWFs (I assume you mean visually), you would need to edit the SWF files. This is completely different to editing the...

Very interesting, didn't know about this. Will read around and keep this in mind. Thanks!

What does debugging do differently?

What's the deal with debugging the emulator? Can't you just build it and copy the .exe across? That's what I've been doing at least.

Anyone know where I can find AS3 Sorcerer or a program that can do something similar? Seems the link and torrent are dead.

Websites like CodeAcademy may help. It's good to start basic and work your way up. Common starter languages include Python/Lua/Java, depending on your environment. You can use Lua in Minecraft and other games or you can learn a more general purpose/OOP language like Python/Java.