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Don’t use your account from here, but register a new one with the same e-mail address there. They don’t have your password, ONLY this site knows your account at the moment
That looks like you have Skype running. Skype uses Port 80 that’s why it states
This may be due to a blocked port.
Go to Tools->Options, then in the options dialog go to Advanced->Connection and deactivate the checkbox statingUse port 80 and 443 for additional incoming connections. Then restart Skype.@LegoClub, being a part of LUNI is not a title that you recieve when someone is in the right mood, being a part of a team means you are engaged in helping the project. Writing precise tutorials and translating documents to another language could be a form of contributing. You could also frequently look around here, IRC or on Github to see if they are any ingame research tasks to be done (none atm) for which you don’t need to be a developer.
if you have old LU game files lying around, it could help to upload them somewhere, and you can use your memory or rewatch videos of LU to write how the game behaves, what it should be doing when interacting with it somehow. For that the most important part is that this is precise research and not statements like „Nexus Jay gives the player a mission“. But don’t ignore resources that are already there. You can use the LegoUniverse Wikia Wiki to find some additional information.
I’m sorry to say that, but i missed one thing:
the login widget now has text problems..page_sidebar .widget a.button{ color: #FFF !important; }fixes it but i’m kind of diappointed that it does that.
Actually i should have proposed another was to fix it.Yes indeed, i’m talking about the CSS of this theme, which doesn’t seem to work well with that editor. As far as i can see, it is enough to remove the !important in style.css on line 685, which has no other negative effects as far as i can see.
That lib file is not in your source but in another one that can be found on this site. In another thread, Timtech has posted a link to it. (I think it was „Wanna be a LUNI developer“)
Timtech, i guess you meant they work in privacy. Actually there are multiple groups of people working on a server right now. There is humanoid24 and lcdr who did some fantastic work on documenting packets which every developer can use, there is DarwinAnim8or with TheMachine who seem to be doing well too. These are the people working in privacy. On the Luni Github jon200 and CDFalcon and mater06 did some work and I myself am working on an implementation based on that. The fact is: what we need is knowledge about the way the server needs to work. When this is done, implementing it is relative easy for developers. So doing a trello for a specific implementation is not that useful. If you have enough expertise to clone the github source and experiment with it, you may do a trello for what is not known.
This is just my personal impression of the current situation, i guess as a task list for the public repo on github, there is the „issues“ section.
Btw Timtech, you may want to fix the font color of the text editor buttons (there is an !important somwhere it is not appropriate) and the main tutorial page. In addition, the page for clicking on play on the main site doesn’t exist.
Hello TheGoomy42, I had the same problem with the mysql lib file. There was another source for the server on timtechs site, that included a .lib and a .dll in the
mysql/lib/directory. I used that and it works fine. (There is actaully another thread where that issue appeared too). I guess you can also search that file on the mysql website.For your other Error, you seem to have a slightly different RakNet version than I have (I have cloned the repo too), for some reason, it’s line 80 for me, and it should be a macro defined in
RakNetTypes.h. I don’t know why your compiler tries to see that as an operator. This might actaually mean that something is going wrong in the preprocessor. I hope that helps a bit.Ok, i had that same libmysql error, in and I can tell you what I did though i quess there are better ways to do that. I had downloaded another LUNI Source from Timtechs site, and in there was a mysql.lib and a mysql.dll in
/Debug/Mysql/lib/. Putting that into and furthermore adding a folder with mysql.dll to the %PATH% variable, fixed it.That file that VisualStudio tells you is the actual server executable, the server itself. I wonder how it is possible to get that message, since VisualStudio compiles that file (creating it from the source code). Please write down and post here what exactly you did to get that message, which (LUNI related) programs you started, what you did in VisualStudion and where/how in VisualStudio this message appeared (Message Box, Console, Debug Output, …)
I did a quick search on google to find possible explanations of the problem, and it seems like this error occurs when you try to launch an empty project (without any source code). Make sure that you have sucessfully loaded all of the source files (in the project explorer on the right) and try to rebuild (right-click on Project name in the Project Explorer) or to reopen the project. If you haven’t done that, it might also help to download the source again and to open the
LUNI Server.slnfile in theSourcefolder of the Version you choose.
