Are you using IIS?
If so add these into your web.config
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
<httpProtocol>
<customHeaders>
<add name="Access-Control-Allow-Origin" value="*" />
<add name="Access-Control-Allow-Methods" value="GET, POST...
It is possible but there are no tools publicly available.
You’ll have to read the binary structure of the .nitro and extract each file’s metadata and content.
Decompress zlib data
Store each file individually: Save decompressed files as SWF files.
Here’s the .nitro format :
uint16 -...
if you want Laravel as the backend then just use Atom.
Wanting Laravel as your backend but then saying you’re not good with Laravel is a weird one. Don’t think there’s much public CMS’s out there atm other than Atom, unless you create your own.
Don’t you think this should be implemented before actually opening? A lot of hotels open nowadays with none of the key foundations built, big reason why most fail.
I don’t mean to sound rude so don’t take it like that, just constructive criticism.
What do you mean no micro transactions? All abit confusing considering you can buy diamonds from the shop but need to spend $15 to get the ‘Nara Points’, and what about the economy? 100,000 credits is included in the pack which is wild to me. In my eyes the economy in a hotel is one of the most...
Thankyou bro, with the amount of projects you got going on can’t imagine you having much time abyway 🤣.
You mean the icon on the radio player? Shouldn’t have to be clicked for it to play but I will have a look at it. Appreciate the feedback 👊
Currently in closed BETA, Hxbbo is needing all types of staff members to join the team ready for the grand opening.
If you’re interested contact me here.
https://hxbbo.pw
releasing a simple tool that I’ve been working on, input your furni data.xml to the input folder and the tool will gather all missing clothing_ items and automatically download the swfs/icons and create a missingfurnidata.xml for you.
You need python installed to use this. Simply run py...
Learning yourself gives you better understanding for the future, especially if you’re going public with your hotel. Just try learn as you go but like Joe said @Object has made a really in-depth tutorial on all parts of setting up a retro using Atom.