SiliconeClone
10-10-2005, 02:46 AM
Ok this is a quick program done in VB 6.0 It is basic and has one purpose, a quick easy GUI for setting up your server INI files.
Features:
Easily Edit Your LoginServer.ini and DB.ini
Allows you to save your settings for future use
Allows for quick and easy world and zone startup
Configure how many zones to run and their ports with ease!
Taking suggestions on other features you would like to see. I am trying to keep this simple though.
http://www.tecomputing.com/downloads/serverconfig.jpg
ServerConfig: ServerConfig.zip (http://www.tecomputing.com/downloads/serverconfig.zip)
Source Code: ServerConfig Source (http://www.tecomputing.com/downloads/ConfigSource.zip)
The file contains an .ocx file that is needed to run the program, make sure that you extract it either to the same folder as the application or that you extract it to your system32 folder.
Users will need teh VB6 RunTimes if they aren't currently installed on their computers. I have included them in both .zips, but some people are weary about straight .exes, so here is the link to the file from MicroSoft.
Visual Basic 6.0 RunTime Files (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q192461/)
And the .NET Framework files, everyone should have them anyways!
Microsofts .NET Framework Files (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=262D25E3-F589-4842-8157-034D1E7CF3A3&displaylang=en)
Features:
Easily Edit Your LoginServer.ini and DB.ini
Allows you to save your settings for future use
Allows for quick and easy world and zone startup
Configure how many zones to run and their ports with ease!
Taking suggestions on other features you would like to see. I am trying to keep this simple though.
http://www.tecomputing.com/downloads/serverconfig.jpg
ServerConfig: ServerConfig.zip (http://www.tecomputing.com/downloads/serverconfig.zip)
Source Code: ServerConfig Source (http://www.tecomputing.com/downloads/ConfigSource.zip)
The file contains an .ocx file that is needed to run the program, make sure that you extract it either to the same folder as the application or that you extract it to your system32 folder.
Users will need teh VB6 RunTimes if they aren't currently installed on their computers. I have included them in both .zips, but some people are weary about straight .exes, so here is the link to the file from MicroSoft.
Visual Basic 6.0 RunTime Files (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q192461/)
And the .NET Framework files, everyone should have them anyways!
Microsofts .NET Framework Files (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=262D25E3-F589-4842-8157-034D1E7CF3A3&displaylang=en)