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Messages - MisterMoxxie

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Ive actually been wanting to get into a game like this. Ive got literally zero experience, though ha. I used to play DND 3.5, so I'll pick up on the rule set quickly.
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Awesome, thank you!
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No worries :D
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Sounds good, I'll look into that. Any luck so far?  8)
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 :w00t:

Thanks, Blizz! I was worried. I need to learn RGSS so I don't have to bug other people when these things pop up. On that side note, im headed to the programming forum. Any tips to learning RGSS?
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Ahh, didnt even think to look at that.
I'm using ATES v1.0 - which is actually dated 12.2.2013 xD - and the controller is v1.03: 24.5.2010.
Looks like the controller was written for version 0.4, at least that's what it checks for.
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I switched it so ATES is below BABS, and cleared the database again, but Im getting the same error. And when I say cleared the database, I actually drop it and re-query the whole thing.
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Hello! For some reason, the controller is causing an error when passing some certain arguments.The script works fine on its own (not globally of course, but no errors either) and will cycle through an entire day/night no problem. But when I add the extension and the RMX-OS Controller, I get this error.

QuoteScript 'ATES RMX-OS Controller' line 68: ArgumentError occurred.

Wrong number of arguments(2 for 6)
ATES RMX-OS Controller:68:in 'initialize'
ATES RMX-OS Controller:68:in 'new'
ATES RMX-OS Controller:68:in 'check_game_blizzabsrmxos_later'
Blizz-ABS RMX-OS Controller:490:in 'check_game'
(RMX-OS) Script:845:in 'listen'
844:in 'each'
844:in 'listen'
6080:in 'update'
5336:in 'main'
5333:in 'loop'
5338:in 'main'
-<:::RMX-OS Main:::>-:46


I went through and made sure that the day length in the script and extension are the same, cleared my rmx-os database, and still cant figure out what's causing it.

Edit :: Here's my script order, but I'm pretty sure it should be fine.

RMX-OS Options
RMX-OS Script
Global Switches and Variables for RMX-OS

ATES
ATES RMX-OS controller

Blizz ABS 1
BABS 2
BABS 3
BABS RMX-OS Controller

RMX-OS Main
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Quote from: Blizzard on March 06, 2013, 03:31:54 pm
Aha, I misread your question.

If by "data" you mean the MySQL database, yes. In fact it's recommended to have the MySQL server running on the same machine as RMX-OS since that boosts access speed (but likely reduces that number of maximum players it can handle). If you have it set up on a different machine, make sure the machines have a high speed LAN connection to reduce the time required for communication.

SQL databases for RMX-OS rarely become very big. You can expect maybe a few dozen kB per player. Even if you had 100 kB per player, this still isn't that big and you could still have 10000 players with just a 1 GB store space for the database.


No worries, it happens.

That's a lot lower than I thought it would be. Im not sure why - likely because I'm a total noob with networking / servers / database work even - but I thought it would take up significantly more space than that. Most likely I'll just use the NAS as a webserver then and host the games 'website' there, while the actual database is on the laptop.

I also feel that If I were to put the game files on the NAS, I would need to familiarize myself more with the security features as well.
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Yeah, I know that. But That doesn't answer my question. If I host rmx-os on my computer, is it possible to have the actual data on my NAS?

I dont want to run the client off of my main laptop because I dont want it to interfere with my work or vis-versa. The other laptop doesnt have a ton of free storage either, which is why I want to set up the database on the NAS instead.
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Thanks for such a quick reply!  8)

Quote from: Blizzard on March 06, 2013, 04:56:55 am
You usually don't need a special OS to run a web server. You only have to install the right software. e.g. If you install Apache and PHP on a Windows 7 machine nad setup port forwarding properly, you can already run a website on that machine if somebody connects directly over IP. If you want a text URL to point to your server, you will have to set up name servers along side on the same machine and setup your domain to point there. It's not that complicated if you know what you're doing.


That's the thing, I have virtually no experiance with this kind of thing. Ive had the NAS for about a year, but Ive never even played with the web-server side of it. So I have no idea what I'm doing.

Consider this hypotheticall situation. If I were to release an RMX-OS-based game at some point; would I be able to host the 'global client' on the compaq, and have the actual server data ( / game website?) on the NAS? That's my real end-goal here, if it's possible.
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Hello!

I have a very interesting, but complicated set up for my computers right now. Ive got two laptops and a desktop, but the desktop is out of commission right now. The main laptop that I use day-to-day is a Sony Vaio, natively running Ubuntu and I have a VM installed running windows XP. My other laptop is an old compaq presario, stock it runs windows 98 (Told you it was old). I recently installed XP on it to see how/if it would work, but I'm having mixed results.

The other key to this combination is my Snap Server Quantum NAS (Network Attatched Storage). If you dont know what NAS is, think of it as a bay of external drives connected over the network, instead of physically to the computer itself. Anyway, here's what I've been wondering.

If I install a small server OS (likely linux-based) on my old compaq, could I essentialy turn my NAS into a web-server? I know it has some form of 'web-server software' in its OS, as I can set up a very basic 'webpage' on the server. However I dont have a lot of experiance with using this outside of extra storage. What I would like to do in the end is run my online RPG off of that setup, where the compaq would basically act as the head for the server.

Here's some more info about everything, in case something I didn't list is important.

Main Laptop - Sony Vaio VGN-CS215J
- Boots into Ubuntu 12.10
- VM Running Windows XP SP3

Old Laptop ( / Server Head?) - Compaq Presario 1688
- Boots into XP currently, built for 98

NAS - Quantum Snap Server 4000 series (model # 70700042-004)
- Running GuardianOS as far as I remember, but I'm not sure which version.
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Welcome! / Re: Hellos
February 15, 2013, 05:21:08 pm
Thanks, everyone  :D
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Welcome! / Hellos
February 15, 2013, 05:02:45 am
Hey guys.

New to these forums, but not to RPG Maker - or game development. Ive been looking around for something to use with RPG  maker to make a small online game. And it looks like there may be a solution on this very forum! I plan on looking into this, and getting to know the members here.

:haha: