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<blockquote data-quote="Buu" data-source="post: 469925" data-attributes="member: 101914">Hello, I took a look at the emulator for you.The [ICODE]TryExecutePacket()[/ICODE] method of the [ICODE]PacketManager[/ICODE] class checks whether a debugger is attached.If this is the case, [ICODE]Log.Debug()[/ICODE] is called.Source: <a href="https://github.com/Sledmore/PlusEMU/blob/ba70b05e36dbda8a96e5ab0dfc0f502fe2c94127/Communication/Packets/PacketManager.cs#L132" target="_blank">https://github.com/Sledmore/PlusEMU/blob/ba70b05e36dbda8a96e5ab0dfc0f502fe2c94127/Communication/Packets/PacketManager.cs#L132</a>Q: What is a debugger?A: A tool that attaches to a running application and allows programmers to inspect their code.I'm assuming that you have the source code of the project and run it in Visual Studio, can that be?If so, I wouldn't change anything here, although I certainly have some suggestions for improvement.You most likely already have a compiled version of the project. Open the folder in which the project is located, you should have the following folders: [ICODE]bin\Debug\&lt;framework-version&gt;[/ICODE].There should now be an executable file that you can use instead.You can also do this in Visual Studio, of course, but you seem to want to use the server for a production environment, for which Visual Studio is overkill for and the IDE is just used for an unintended purpose at this point, apart from that it can also have a negative impact on performance.If you insist anyway, you only have to use the release configuration to start the application instead of the debug configuration.[ATTACH=full]12534[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]12535[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buu, post: 469925, member: 101914"] Hello, I took a look at the emulator for you. The [ICODE]TryExecutePacket()[/ICODE] method of the [ICODE]PacketManager[/ICODE] class checks whether a debugger is attached. If this is the case, [ICODE]Log.Debug()[/ICODE] is called. [B]Source:[/B] [URL]https://github.com/Sledmore/PlusEMU/blob/ba70b05e36dbda8a96e5ab0dfc0f502fe2c94127/Communication/Packets/PacketManager.cs#L132[/URL] [B]Q:[/B] What is a debugger? [B]A:[/B] A tool that attaches to a running application and allows programmers to inspect their code. I'm assuming that you have the source code of the project and run it in Visual Studio, can that be? If so, I wouldn't change anything here, although I certainly have some suggestions for improvement. You most likely already have a compiled version of the project. Open the folder in which the project is located, you should have the following folders: [ICODE]bin\Debug\<framework-version>[/ICODE]. There should now be an executable file that you can use instead. You can also do this in Visual Studio, of course, but you seem to want to use the server for a production environment, for which Visual Studio is overkill for and the IDE is just used for an unintended purpose at this point, apart from that it can also have a negative impact on performance. If you insist anyway, you only have to use the release configuration to start the application instead of the debug configuration. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1.PNG"]12534[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="2.PNG"]12535[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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