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Best of luck, looks fun. In regards to the whole networking debacle, use what you prefer and are comfortable with!

Hell yeah! Walking on walls for days, definitely going to buy this over Titanfall 2.

Oh don't get me wrong, Me and Kryptos have always been on good terms, but could be a good New Years resolution. Anyway better stop going off-topic before I get warnings. o/ Oh and @Brontos have a check at the source code and compare it to others.

To some sort of extend I guess, Yes? The database is pretty much fucked and the networking... Don't get me started on that. I wouldn't call it a successful project.

I highly doubt it, only quite a few people I know that work on Habbo now anyway. Habbo is pretty much 'dead' Mikkel works on Unity time to time. The rest have gone different paths, I can only assume that they work on projects that are of the same language.

That version of Rev was completed 6 months ago, but it was buggy as fuck and pretty much basic overall so It was never pushed to my git. I do have a private version which stated before that I like to experiment on.

https://github.com/ZakAmirz/RevEmu

10/10

Erm.

Alright, no problem cheers for understanding guys. I'll get the thread temporarily closed.

It was made as primary due to the way i grabbed user data at the start of each session.

Hey man, if a columns missing it's missing.

My bad i assumed it was a separate library that was part of Mono.

Nice to see Mono being used around here. Goodjob Alexxy.

I smoked with my boy friend because i'm sexy like that. Woah guess i was smoking with Kryptos again.

Jump on him, smack dat ass. Boom issue fixed. I am a emu developer so my help is 100% going to work.

Instead of naming a problem, why not explain what need's to be indexed? Only certain tables need to contain a index not all. Far as i am aware users will not crash on a high peak because the SSO is the primary key and the user id is the index. And what do you mean half of the fields I won't...

Still messing around with fluent map files, may have to ditch the whole mapping system it's really annoying to manage.

Just curious does BBC stand for something for you personally or just chose it at random? Also greetings!

60% of BcStorm is useless code that is not needed. The only great thing about it is that people put effort into it to update the packets. Like i said i don't like posting small updates, i am currently re-designing that database then re-mapping. Once i got these annoying little things out of...