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FlyFF v15 code with some refactor.

The base code is from Blouflash V15 https://www.elitepvpers.com/forum/flyff-pserver-guides-releases/4244222-visual-studio-2017-source-files.html

Some v22 resource compatiblity have been added. See Documentation/v15plus.md.

This source is developped on Visual Studio 2022 with the C++lastest option. C++latest is used instead of C++20 because MSVC doesn't have range support with the C++20 option for some reasons. A recent version of C++ is used because I want to improve in modern C++, and it is dumb to not use it in a project that does not have any restriction that goes against it.

Getting started

• Download and install Visual Studio 2022, Direct X, SQL Server 2014 and SQL Management Studio.
• Download Blouflash's version of FlyFF v15
• Unzip the Resource folder
• Clone this repository
• Apply the Database.sql script and create the ODBC links:
  • ODBC source useless_account = table USELESS_ACCOUNT_DBF
  • ODBC source useless_character = table USELESS_CHARACTER_01_DBF
  • ODBC source useless_log = table USELESS_LOGGING_01_DBF
• Use Server Starter: git clone https://github.com/SPSquonK/ServerStarter.git

Dependencies

For now, the project does not use vcpkg. Instead, we rely on having the user manually install the dependencies in the Source/Librairies folder.

We give here the list of dependencies with an example of a file that should exist after unzipping.

• Boost v1.79.0 (Source/Libraries/boost/container/small_vector.hpp) (Do not overwrite this repository copy of the common files)
• NamedTypes (Source/Libraries/NamedType/version.hpp)
• Rapidjson (Source/Libraries/rapidjson/writer.h)

About the code here

You can use the modifications done here on your own project. But if you copy the code, you must cite me (SquonK) as the original author of the code somewhere in your project code.

This repository does not provide a production ready version of a FlyFF server.

In particular, specific code that is explicitely commented with a reference to the SquonK Hidden Boss License should keep their comments.

The Source/Libraries/boost/pfr/detail/core17_generated.hpp file is licensied under the Boost License by its author. It is included in the project to break through the 100 limit.