Looks like it has full client/server/map editor/some weird data type editor and a full sql database.
£2.80, maybe it was worth it
Download Link: Legend Of Mir 2 from Aige.net
Original Link: https://www.aigei.com/item/chuan_qi_ke_hu.html
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Looks like it has full client/server/map editor/some weird data type editor and a full sql database.
£2.80, maybe it was worth it
Download Link: Legend Of Mir 2 from Aige.net
Original Link: https://www.aigei.com/item/chuan_qi_ke_hu.html
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There is a date 2010 in the map editor 'about'
The map editor GUI with the Objects menu unrolled.
It seems to work with a .bil format I never heard of, the mir3 client has standard maps and will libraries.
MapEditor ReadMe
Bil libraries editor that refuses to open .bil libraries
Possibly that map and library editors refuse to work because the files paths are ASCII garbage. My computer can display Chinese but maybe only the 'simplified' Chinese and these file paths might be in the 'traditional' one? Maybe because the files are some 15 years old or even older?
That *.bil format is BecowsImageLib format, whatever that is, something to do with cows?
The map editor GUI with the Objects menu unrolled.
It seems to work with a .bil format I never heard of, the mir3 client has standard maps and will libraries.
MapEditor ReadMe
Bil libraries editor that refuses to open .bil libraries
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Possibly that map and library editors refuse to work because the files paths are ASCII garbage. My computer can display Chinese but maybe only the 'simplified' Chinese and these file paths might be in the 'traditional' one? Maybe because the files are some 15 years old or even older?
That *.bil format is BecowsImageLib format, whatever that is, something to do with cows?
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A semi functioning map editor and a .billi file editor that doesn’t even open the file type it was built to make.
Yea they’re great
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I deleted the ASCII garbage folder names and replaced them with my own names and then I was able to use the included library editor to browse over to the map editor folder and open *.bil libraries there.
Those are only samples, they all contain very few tiles, like here in Objects.bil
Funny thing is, GTranslate can't translate any of the menu text you see here, it is an unknown language
Don't know how those crisscrossed lines are helpful
Maps are the same as in mir2 early days, only few house interiors I don't recall, maybe it is from mir3? But province maps are all mir2, probably mir EI started with them and only got mir3 maps later.
Mind you, the included map editor doesn't react to menu commands, even when you use mouse, I opened the client maps with map viewer not from this aige file release and it loaded tiles from the client wil libraries.
Maybe Sabuk prison?
Those are only samples, they all contain very few tiles, like here in Objects.bil
Funny thing is, GTranslate can't translate any of the menu text you see here, it is an unknown language
Don't know how those crisscrossed lines are helpful
Maps are the same as in mir2 early days, only few house interiors I don't recall, maybe it is from mir3? But province maps are all mir2, probably mir EI started with them and only got mir3 maps later.
Mind you, the included map editor doesn't react to menu commands, even when you use mouse, I opened the client maps with map viewer not from this aige file release and it loaded tiles from the client wil libraries.
Maybe Sabuk prison?
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Looks like the prison from mudwall the last map it says it's EI which is the new maps just before it becomes mir3 the EI maps were the massive bichon and border/ginko with own maps