mob_db.txt to mob_db.conf

[themon 63]

will hercules make mob_db.txt to mob_db.conf like what they did to item_db.txt?

[evilpuncker 504]

yes

[Triedge 12]

Pls... No.

In my mod server modify the 1000 monsters, change to the new system would have to configure everything again.
Change HP, EXP, Drop, str, int, ATK and many more ...

[evilpuncker 504]

Pls... No.

In my mod server modify the 1000 monsters, change to the new system would have to configure everything again.

Change HP, EXP, Drop, str, int, ATK and many more ...

 

they will do a converter for sure like they did with item db

Edited January 9, 2014 by evilpuncker

[Triedge 12]

really be necessary?

[evilpuncker 504]

better than the actual format and will open new possibilities of course

[Triedge 12]

mention one example.

[themon 63]

mention one example.

http://haru.ws/hercules/itemdbconverter/

[Triedge 12]

...

Example of something feature if change to the new system.

Edited January 9, 2014 by Triedge

[Jedzkie 58]

its seems the development now is slow, is Ind busy?

Edited January 9, 2014 by Frost

[Yommy 265]

still busy working on new features

[mybitch 9]

still busy working on new features

 

please include vip lol (side job hahaha!) 

[Tepoo 23]

...

Example of something feature if change to the new system.

 

1. better readability and maintainability

2. no conflicts on updating

3. easier to bugfix if an item is bugged

4. faster performance

5. easier to update for the future

 

 

my professor on the university told us a sentence in the first year.

"If you dont like improvements, you dont like programming, then get the fuck of here!", What it means is, improvement of features always means work, because you have to understand the new features. But Programming is this kind of knowledge, you will always learn new things. If you dont want to learn new things, your wrong here.

[themon 63]

...

Example of something feature if change to the new system.

 

 

1. better readability and maintainability

2. no conflicts on updating

3. easier to bugfix if an item is bugged

4. faster performance

5. easier to update for the future

 

 

my professor on the university told us a sentence in the first year.

"If you dont like improvements, you dont like programming, then get the fuck of here!", What it means is, improvement of features always means work, because you have to understand the new features. But Programming is this kind of knowledge, you will always learn new things. If you dont want to learn new things, your wrong here.

Hehehe! funny thats the same thing that I like to try to learn new things even  yommy kept on killing me :sob: Edited January 9, 2014 by themon

[Tepoo 23]

when i started to programm ill worked with Dark Basic i tought its the best and only language i want to use. but then i meet Java, HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, C++, C, C# and ASM :-)

It is not imprtant which language you learn. with ever step you take on any language, you also improve your knowledge for other languages.

as you learn to understand new things more quick.

[Ind 945]

1. better readability and maintainability

2. no conflicts on updating

3. easier to bugfix if an item is bugged

4. faster performance

5. easier to update for the future

I agree on all points except performance, as the formatting is more elaborate it is slower to parse than the previous however we are already have the weapons to fight that -- with the HCache http://herc.ws/board/topic/1389-hcache-item-packages-update/ while HCache is currently being used for item_packages.conf it can be used to make itemdb reading faster than it was before if we prioritise it (or if someone makes a pull request with it)