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I could be wrong BUT I think retros aren't really seeing younger generations; this is potentially the reason behind a lack of user base, we pretty much grew up playing retros (all they do now is eat hot chip n twerk). I was on Habboon recently and I only realized og's were back, those are people...

G'day folks, Disclaimer: This is not a Habbo retro related venture, however it does not mean you're not applicable to this. I am a part of a group (a gathering of 4 others) of a few developers working on a game. Development of this project started mid-January. We've hit a milestone of making...

Nah, I get where you're coming from now. :P Nonetheless, it is a legitimate suggestion, what I could comprehend/infer from his comment was that the event used to (i.e. enter key in this case) would only validate the fields and further continue through it's "succession code" taking the user to...

... ? If it's not being registered in database where else will the issue be if not the registration backend?

Hello, A few developers and I are working on a first person shooter multiplayer game. We've recently finished building a network framework for the game, we've reached to the point to start coding and design the user experience and interface. Issue is we all don't know what to base the game on...

I *think* that would mean your missing images in your c_images

wew, good art skills matey

Interesting and different, Hungry Jack's tho ?

If you want you could makes texts then implement them with strings, or you could probably remove the "?" from habbo.swf. Just search for a good flash decompiler to do that with. That's all I could suggest and help ya wit sorry.

Could you specify which "?" button it is, I'm presuming it's probably not even coded in bro.

It's definitely not in external variables lmfao. And yes it's most logically that it's in a .cs file.

To be fair, not really sure, but I think it'd be somewhere in a .cs file ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Try changing the link to: http://127.0.0.1/swf/gamedata/habbopages/chat/commands.txt

oh ye, my bad : ] I guess what @JMG said makes sense now, didn't read what the OP was struggling with lel.

I don't got anything wrong with what you said, I just quoted your message cause that's where the problems are when 76% occurs. And people working with IIS tend to forget that they require a web.config.

403 issue usually means files aren't in the right directory, or you have no web.config. Or pretty much what Jay was saying before is the issue "directory browsing turned off". 76% issue:

Was planning to go by December Damn lol.

Issue is fixed, he was missing web.config since he is using IIS

I've sent you a pm

ah maybe if you've got teamviewer, I could give it a look and see what the issue is ?