Revolution Emulator [C#, R63B, Encryption Cracked, DAO, Fluent NHibernate, Lua Plugin, Mono]

[dominic]

I was just testing locally with RevCMS 1.9.9.9 :-D

 

[Ragee]

OMG is RevEMU completed ?

 

[Spartak]

I was just testing locally with RevCMS 1.9.9.9 :-D

Give me your CLIENT xP

 

[Deion]

Give me your CLIENT xP

What good would that do lol? You can't use it, ndd they said they tested it w/ Rev so it's probably the client that came w/ Rev?

OMG is RevEMU completed ?

Nop

 

[Spartak]

What good would that do lol? You can't use it, ndd they said they tested it w/ Rev so 9/10 it's probably the client that came w/ Rev?

no, Zak did make his Own client that work with RevEmu.....

 

[dominic]

I was the one who set up the whole client, and the emulator.

 

[Ragee]

Guys Guys No arguement Just put Beating Phoenix your top priority xD

 

[Kryptos]

I think we need to work on the lua plugin system.. Maybe write a wrapper so you can compile lua script through the command ui (rev -c myplugin.lua) and then run it as rev -r myplugin

What could you possible do with LUA plugins?

 

[Adil]

What could you possible do with LUA plugins?

Zak wanted to stick with the idea of using LUA for a plugin system (DLL's or F# scripts would be better though)

 

[Kryptos]

Zak wanted to stick with the idea of using LUA for a plugin system (DLL's or F# scripts would be better though)

Could you please answer the question? Or is it a LUA plugin system and not actually LUA plugins? ( Not familiarized at all with the language )

 

[Adil]

Could you please answer the question?

You could add in functionality for the hotel (extra features, other clients) in LUA - it's easy to use and is pretty simple to understand.
But you should really ask Zak on the lua thing

 

[Heaplink]

First off, it's not LUA, but just Lua. It's a programming language like any other, but is very lightweight - and because of this, it's being used mostly to plugins for games, applications and other kind of stuff.

Also it's really easy to learn, implement into a project and have a very good documentation. Imo it would be nice with using Lua for plugins and get rid of freaking DLLs - also because when RevEmu gonna be ported to other OS' DLLs won't work there - unless people port their plugins to dylib files etc.

 

[Blues]

On topic When can we expect a release date? Or can we?

 

[Zak]

Well, i was think of Functional Programming for Plugins as it's .NET itself, [F#] but if you guys prefer some gold ole' Lua, then sure i don't mind.

No Release Date for Completion, or Beta Hotel.

 

[Heaplink]

I do, also as I said before - it makes it easier when you port it to Linux/Mac

 

[Zak]

Yeah, well my boy Adil is doing the DAO on the NHibernate and I'll help him around Mono, sooner i'll start slowly porting over small things to Lua, like Packet Handling, etc.

 

[DaLightz]

Will this emulator have a "cron job" feature? I never did get what that meant lol/

 

[Zak]

Could do one in Lua, to clean the un-needed garbage [usually garbage collector does this] But in Lua i can make it so it cleans unused Resources from the Habbo functions.

Also updated main post.

 

[SkeetEmUp]

Could do one in Lua, to clean the un-needed garbage [usually garbage collector does this] But in Lua i can make it so it cleans unused Resources from the Habbo functions.

Also updated main post.

Should incorporate something that cleans up database. Like if user hasn't logged in for 2months it gets rid of excess data (rooms furni etc) I know this could be done in php but would be good for it to be incorporated so that everything does get wiped and leaves stuff that may effect emulator performance.

 

[Kryptos]

Should incorporate something that cleans up database. Like if user hasn't logged in for 2months it gets rid of excess data (rooms furni etc) I know this could be done in php but would be good for it to be incorporated so that everything does get wiped and leaves stuff that may effect emulator performance.

That'd be better as a separate plugin.