Spirited Posted November 21, 2020 Posted November 21, 2020 IntroductionThese are my personal recommendations for private server sources from across the internet. Some are pretty messy, and some are clean but incomplete. For reliability, I have taken the liberty of mirroring legacy sources that are no longer available or guarded behind a registration wall. For newer sources, I link to the git repository or thread from Cooldown. I grouped and sorted servers by patch/alphabetically.DownloadsIf you're looking for a base source, my source Comet supports multiple patches. Otherwise, here are other sources from the community: 4267 - CoFuture (Korvacs): Fairly complete, but messy; a very early source in the community 5016 - COPSv6 (CptSky): A French emulator for Conquer, with mostly complete systems and accurate algorithms 5017 - ConquerServer (Hybrid): A fairly organized base project with limited features 5065 - COPSv7 (CptSky): A Qt C++ source that's very organized 5065 - Redux (Pro4Never): A fairly complete and organized server, but lacks good documentation 5095 - CoEmu v2 Nano (Andy): Not a great source, but functional and mostly complete 5135 - ConquerServer v2 (Hybrid): Organized and well coded, but can be difficult for newcomers 5165 - Impulse's Base (Impulse): Fairly organized and easy to understand, but not a great reference for in-game systems 5187 - Project Exodus (ImmuneOne): Organized base source using a TQ binary database 5290 - Project Exodus (ImmuneOne / Pro4Never): Upgraded version of the 5187 Project Exodus base project 5517 - ConquerServer v2 (Hybrid / CrystalCastle): Upgraded to work with the new encryption and packets 5517 - Albertros (Pro4Never): Fairly complete and organized, but could use with better multithreading patterns 5619 - ConquerServer v3 (Hybrid): Base with good organization and interesting project features If you don't see your source here, contact me privately and make sure it's posted to these forums.Getting StartedMost sources listed here are written in C# with .NET Framework 4. You can download the latest version of Visual Studio Community for free. Be sure to install the IDE with the C# feature checked. Sources also mostly use MySQL databases to save accounts and character information. If you see a reference to MySQL in the source code, then I recommend downloading MariaDB (a MySQL drop-in replacement) and MySQL Workbench. Install with legacy authentication if given the option, since all sources here currently don't support the newer authentication version. You should also upgrade your source's MySQL client library dependencies. Having trouble setting up a server? Search the forums with your question, and post a new thread if you're still having troubles. Good luck and have fun! Quote
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