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hello everyone, as you see i am a newbie at this forum also newbie at l2j servers.
i whould like to ask you about source/pack of l2j server..

i have found one high5 pack + source:


i run the server without any problems , my real question is how to link source with my pack , so i can change anything/add scripts?

Welcome to L2J then!

In order to have the opportunity to add scripts in your server, you need to download server/datapack, through eclipse.

Here you will find relevant info, on how to install it : viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10719

thanks very much =) i keep my online mode to learn more about l2j servers =)

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i didn't make this source i just found it in a site.. how can i link it with the pack? so when i change something in source will be changed in the pack......? i don't know if my question is right but i want a full explanation! i am rly nervous , i am trying 4 days to find that! :S





helppppppppppppppppppppppp meeeee =/
what to do now to link the source with the pack? i didn't use the eclipse to get the source there, i just paste the source to "workpace" folder!

,,,, and you are doing it wrong. No shortcuts for what you want to do... take the time to follow the link given to you... read it... use it... after a few times you will see how easy it is.
And you don't link source to live files.. you make changes in source (in Eclipse) , compile.. then transfer to live location. If you do make a change in your live file(s) then be sure to mirror the change in your source (in Eclipse) so the next compile you do wont have you wondering why when something that was working, stops working.
At least thats the way I understand it and it works for me. I could be completely dead wrong here and I claim no responsibility for anything that goes wrong if you listen to me ...lol
If I am wrong someone will chime in and set you (me) straight... these guys are great like that.

@TFNG - You're not wrong, changes are best made in the source code/project files before building/compiling it. The only exception would be if You were to test some dp script changes and reload the specific script every time You make a change; but even then, after You've achieved your desired result, You should copy the changes over to the project, for consistency's sake.

@reload - if that archive contains source code/zipped project, and NOT an already built project, then You can try importing it into Eclipse (File -> Import -> General -> Existing projects into workspace -> Select archive file).

But You would be better off setting Eclipse up like the guides in wiki show and downloading the source using Eclipse's tools, not like You did here (if you're not experienced with computers, You should first try doing things "by the book", and only then experiment).

P.S. holy crap, Greek Windows!! Jebus! You can't get practically any help via TeamViewer or otherwise, because all the stuff is named (and probably also placed) differently in your OS.