An awesome addition to this would be an armor tint tool

Went to the new site, tried logging in again, and it's not connecting. =/. Lol.

It's working fine for me right now. Are you certain you followed the steps appropriately?

Yeah, I followed the steps, I had whispers Aka about it. I'm a retard and the last time I updated my computer my IP changed.

it also runs at lightning speed now.. i like.

You noticed, yeah I snuck in some pretty nice optimizations I've picked up from my professional projects.

Hope everyone enjoys it, haven't been able to put in the time into it recently. But for what it has, it covers a lot of ground.

It's running great.

One question I had has to do with the task system. Is making proximities broken or is there something I'm missing? Everything else updates properly but I can't get my proximity data to stay it always just reverts to 0.

edit: I'm getting an update error at the top.

http://gyazo.com/caa069d3fa26553e42f74b5cd42c1fd4.png

I'm not sure about proximities with the task tool, but you can simulate the task update with an invisible NPC and updating their task based on the conditions that you want.

Trevius put the task tool together.

I can't seem to get it to work.
I made sure 3306 was open, I created a new user with Navicat, tried disabling windows firewall all together and tried it in two different browsers (Chrome/Firefox).
Anyone know of any other work arounds?

Give more information, like what are you trying to put in the EoC DB form for logging in. Your IP Address, are you behind a router that is firewalling your connection?

Sorry for the delay I was busy for the new year.
I am behind a router but I did open the port on both the router and my computer's firewall.
Perhaps I didn't do it right?
Global Port Range: 7000-7100
Protocal: both
Host Port: 3306

I googled "what is my ip" and google told me 108.84.100.62.
I then put Manual DB connection and put
IP:Port: 108.84.100.62:3306
DB Name: peq
Then the login name and password I set when I created the new user.

I am pretty much at the same spot. I am concerned whether or not my mysql in set to remotely listen to port 3306.

Some common issues are:

• Your Firewall is not forwarding the port correctly to your internal device (3306)
• Windows Firewall is blocking your Mysql service (3306)
• Your Mysql user is not properly configured to allow connections remotely (Root can be set to not allow remote connections)
• Your Mysql user 'host' is not allowing EoC to connect, either '%' or '69.168.254.244' is not set as the allowed host

EoC won't have an issue connecting to your database given that it is actually visible to the outside world. You have to have everything open for it to be able to even see your Database before it will work correctly. Many users use this successfully however some might find a little difficulty with the initial connection.

Once they are in, the rest is easy.

Thanks for replying Akkadius. I am new to doing this kind of stuff, so learning as I go.

When I create a new user for connecting, should he be written out as so?:

example: 'eocuser'@'69.168.254.244'

In regards to this statement:

Your Firewall is not forwarding the port correctly to your internal device (3306)

I am not sure what this means. I am pretty sure I have my ports open on my firewall for 3306. I even turned everything off to give it try with no luck. Edit: Just to clarify are you saying we need to set up a SSH tunnel for port 3306?

You don't need a tunnel, you need port 3306 on your router forwarded to port 3306 on the machine with MySQL running on it.

When you say:
It sounds like you did it wrong.