That's because there is no such thing as a choice of two. There is always a 3rd option.
What if Neo decided to take both pills? What would happen then?
That goes without saying. No code is perfect and the code i provided was a basic example of one of the ways it can be done. However there are null checks in the code and about 80% of server crashes are caused by null objects (From my experience anyway).
The first part needs to be in an override function like this:
protected override void CompleteAttack(IList<object> data)
{
//If Skele is a pet then it will do an AOE attack.
if (Master != null)
{
AoeAttack();
}...
Here is something that will get you started. This is very basic and may need tweaking. There is also no magic animation so it will perform like CHM but you wont see the CHM animation. (Graphics is not my strong point.)
Go to BoneFamiliar.cs
Add the following functions:
protected...
+1 to that. I still find myself going back to it now when i want to refresh my memory of how to do it. One thing i really like with that site is you can test your code on it. Very useful to see how CSS will work.
It depends on your current web development knowledge.
There are pros and cons with all web platforms but my personal choice would be ASP.NET because that's the platform i know best. Also because it integrates well with MSSQL and it is the most secure platform due to the core parts of the code...
Re: Paragon Infinity Mir
If I was to build a Mir server I was thinking of doing something like this. It's about time someone implemented an actual endgame progression system. Too many servers out there where players just get bored by the time they reach the soft cap and run out of things to do.
You learn something every day.
I've not touched PHP in years. Doubt I ever will touch it again (I'm a .NET fanboy now), but it's always good to know whats available.
This is one of the reasons i prefer to write web pages in ASP.NET. Visual Studio provides great tools now for web development. It even has a design page where you can drag and drop HTML elements etc. I wasn't aware that you could use VS for PHP pages though?
And the web essentials is a great...
There is also the element explorer in most web browsers that you can use to check the css on a live page. Just hit F12 and change the style. to see what it would look like. It does have it's limitations but i always find it the best way to try positioning something or check how something looks...
Just out of curiosity. Why are you doing the website in PHP? If you are already coding Mir in C# why not think about using ASP.NET? Or is it because you are using WordPress?
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