Install docker & docker-compose. Thats it!
In order to run the channel server you are required to convert a v28 Data.wz (not provided) to Data.nx (NX file format). Note: Make sure to disable re-ordering for items when performing the conversion. This is needed as Wizet did not match index with id. If the order of items is re-ordered based on id then you will end up with mismatched portals.
- docker-compose up -d && docker-compose logs -f will start the server components in docker containers
- ctrl+c will stop displaying logs but the servers will be running in the background still
- To stop everything run docker-compose down
- To restart a specific container run docker-compose restart <name e.g. login-server>, if a container crashes it will auto restart
- To stop/start a single container run docker-compose stop/start <name e.g. login-server>
- To rebuild and start a container incase of source updates run docker-compose build && docker-compose up -d --no-deps <name e.g. channel-server>, it will say that the login-server is being rebuilt, this is because all the servers run off of the same base image
note: curently the logins server tells the client the channel server at a fixed ip address. change this before docker-compose build
note: database data is stored as docker volume
note: make sure to configure the services for your ip addresses and ports in the docker-compose.yaml file
The following is an example of what the docker logs should look like:
The server sends auditing information to an eleastic search instance running in a docker container. Kibana can be used to view the data.
GM Commands, chat, login/logout events, server transitions, party join/leave, trade transactions, damage received/inflicted, skill used, stat distribution etc are logged.
NPC scripts can be found in the scripts/npc folder. There are some examples in there
- packet - Send packet to client
- warp - warp to map
- notice - send notice message to channel
- dialogue - send dialogue box message to channel
- job - change job
- level - change level
- spawn - spawn mob at character location
- killmobs - kill all mobs on map
- exp - give exp
- mobrate - modify mob rate
- exprate - modify exp rate
- mesorate - modify meso rate
- droprate - modify drop rate
- header - change channel header message
Check command/handlers.go for parameters
- Inventory drop item ask quantity where relevant
- NPC style window
- parties
- guilds
- Mob respawn system, Mob EXP & Mob party play
- Monster/player drop items
- Skills & buffs (incl. item buffs)
- Reactors
- World server
- General refactor
NPCs are scripted in anko
Taken from here
- #b = Blue text.
- #c[itemid]# Shows how many [itemid] the player has in their inventory.
- #d = Purple text.
- #e = Bold text.
- #f[imagelocation]# - Shows an image inside the .wz files.
- #g = Green text.
- #h # - Shows the name of the player.
- #i[itemid]# - Shows a picture of the item.
- #k = Black text.
- #l - Selection close.
- #m[mapid]# - Shows the name of the map.
- #n = Normal text (removes bold).
- #o[mobid]# - Shows the name of the mob.
- #p[npcid]# - Shows the name of the NPC.
- #q[skillid]# - Shows the name of the skill.
- #r = Red text.
- #s[skillid]# - Shows the image of the skill.
- #t[itemid]# - Shows the name of the item.
- #v[itemid]# - Shows a picture of the item.
- #x - Returns "0%" (need more information on this).
- #z[itemid]# - Shows the name of the item.
- #B[%]# - Shows a 'progress' bar.
- #F[imagelocation]# - Shows an image inside the .wz files.
- #L[number]# Selection open.
- \r\n - Moves down a line.
- \r = Return Carriage
- \n = New Line
- \t = Tab (4 spaces)
- \b = Backwards
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