Today I release a spin-off project of OpenMU. It uses the ChatServer and it's dependencies of OpenMU, but additionally I wrote an adapter to connect it to a non-OpenMU ExDB-Server. So you can use this as a complete replacement of the original Webzen ChatServer. A lot of server
Yesterday, I finally managed to get the Travis CI build running. This was a bit tricky, because Travis CI runs on Linux with xbuild (not msbuild) and uses the mono compiler. Because of Linux, the file names are case-sensitive, which is different from Windows. I also think that calling msbuild.
I finally decided to push my project to GitHub. You can find it here: https://github.com/MUnique/OpenMU About the current state: It's not complete, and probably there are many bugs left. I didn't connect a real game client to it since years, until a
Hey, I guess you wondered why it takes so long until I put my stuff on GitHub. I hope you understand, that I don't want to put some broken stuff online - I think most people will try it one time, see nothing works, and never look at
I'm preparing of going open source with my little game project, which I want to publish under the MIT license. It's a game server implementation (some people would call it an emulator) of a MMORPG, called MU Online. I'm working on this project since