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Tutorials / [TUTORIAL] Configuarion Categories
« on: June 03, 2012, 07:17:11 pm »

"What are configuration categories?"



http://www.wowdev.wiki/index.php ... gories.dbc

Configuration categories, defined in the Cfg_Categories.dbc file, are more or less different timezones or 'types' for your server. On Retail, there are separate realm lists for English, German, Spanish, Russian etc clients.

This guide will show you how to use configuration categories to create custom timezones for your server.
A very good use for configuration categories is ensuring that players can only access your server with a certain MPQ patch.

First of all, extract Cfg_Categories.dbc from your client data and open it in your favourite DBC editor.
I am using Taliis Editor.

Simply create a new row and refer to the Wiki when you are entering your information.

The next step involves actually putting your custom timezone to use in your server.
I am using ArcEmu for this - I have no idea how other cores configure their server's data.
Nevertheless, go into your where your server's config files area and open realm.conf.
Scroll down until you see 'RealmType'. Change this to the ID of your new entry in the categories file.
Save your changes and start up your server, then open up Wow and log in.
(You may want to create two different servers with different timezones to test out the changes.)

If you don't have the custom patch in your data folder, you will not be able to access the server.
This process will stop new players from seeing broken content by simply forgetting to download a patch.

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Development and Presentation / Wow + Project Statement
« on: June 03, 2012, 06:30:03 pm »
This is a project idea that has been on my mind for quite some time.

As much as I love Wow's graphics, there are certain areas of it that are poor. Low-quality textures, poorly made models, low-quality sounds and other areas that can be improved. This project aims to update and improve the appearance, functionality and general quality of Wow 3.3.5a. Methods such as importing updated models and textures from more recent Wow versions, editing DBC files to improve functionality etc etc.

This can be done by supplying a client patch to people. They can download it and enhance their in-game experience regardless of what private server they play on etc.

I want this project to be completely open, so everyone can contribute to it. If anyone is interested in helping me to improve the client they play on and modify, then contact me:

Skype: sacrament.oculus
MSN: sacramentoculus@gmail.com
Or you can PM me.

~ Sacrament

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Random / [MEMBER] Greetings, once again
« on: May 30, 2012, 04:07:05 am »
Just to inform everyone - after changing my email address and other details I decided it would be necessary to have a new account here on Modcraft. As my signature states; I was previously called Fellfoxen on these forums. If you have any questions, do not PM the 'fellfoxen2' account. Thanks.

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