Abhi

Why not just encrypt the password?

Hi guys, There are multiple run time errors that occur. It is impossible to find out why and when it occurred. So I thought of making a topic to suggest how you could make a better topic in reporting bugs related to Run Time. Go to your Nin Folder. (By default its at program files) Open up your client folder and then Data files. There should be a config.ini. Double click on it. Change the value of Debug from 0 to 1. Save the file and re-run the game. When an error occurs, and if it is caught a log file should be created in the log folder. Post the contents of that file in your bug report topic as it will help devs. Abhi2011

This is mainly aimed at Whack. I have seen that it takes a lot of time to login the first time a player logs in. I was just wondering whether you could just compress the packets sent from the server to the client and vice versa. It will help bandwidth for both the host and the player. Thanks.

I'll be releasing a video for this on youtube. If you have any more errors please do PM me and I'll try to find a solution.

Also, if Whack was to implement the an updater that uses hash generators, then this will not work as running the updater with a different file will cause the file to be replaced with the actual file.

It isn't modding. Your just changing the data files.

Set Debug = 1. (The error might not show up now when the game is run.) Go to the logs folder. Open the log file and post its contents here.

I know the engine inside and out.

Device= 2

That was on a diff computer. But just open up config. The last value before the (') should be changed to 2.

Hi guys, This is a topic on how to fix the DirectX8 issues you have on your system. Nin Online folder is located at program files by default First off make sure you have installed the run time files. The installer can be found in the Nin Online folder. If this doesn't work move on. Download the DX8vb.dll from here. (This is from the installer.) Extract the archive and place the DX8VB.dll in the client folder within Nin Online folder. Register the dll by going to cmd in elevated or administrator mode. Type in regsvr32 {Where the .dll is located.) It would be like this for me regsvr32 "c:program filesnin onlineclientdx8vb.dll" Hit enter. A box should appear saying that it was registered. If this doesn't fix the issue then move on.If the above steps didn't work then you have issues with DX8 not rendering device not initializing properly. To fix this go to the Nin Online folder and from there go to client and then data files. There should be a config.ini file. Open it up. It should be something like this. Change the Device=1 to Device=2. Save the file and re-run the game.

Vb6 to be exact