best of luck finding something to your liking!
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Hello!
As the Title already says: I'm looking for a beginner friendly source.
I also would appreicate it if i can get some help or tipps and tricks - Maybe even trough skype?
~ Quitbow
best of luck finding something to your liking!
Do you want to learn or to edit perfectly good server and run it as ur own and host etc...???
if your not looking for finished server i suggest you using a source with as small work done as possible. You will get to know that server very easily, once you know what file what does youll be able to add ur own stuff in no time, on the other hand if you download server with alot of content, you wont be able to do anything as learning what does what will take ages and in the end you just gonna learn how to add npc drops, how to spawn them maby objects but nothing of ur own, so.
I want to get into coding. I want to dig as deep as possible into rsps coding. I do not want to host a server my own. I simply want to get some knowledge on rsps coding and get better and better over time.
I would like to look at a finish server and a clean server of the same source, so i can see how people code what, which methode they use etc etc etc.
Ofc it shouldnt be to hard since im a beginner. (I know how to run a server and client "YAAAY" x'D)
then try to download blank runesource and revival rs not good base but it can be ur play thing, once you able to creat revival rs look-alike from blank runesource move to a better source like hyperion or any other new OP sources etc and do real work here from what you learned, just personal opinion, im not a programmer but i have a feeling you would do wthat i think i would like to, here might be other better not so funny ways to
BTW before starting to do anythin here learn about 317 protocol 317 Protocol | Runescape Private Server Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia usefull to know if you want to make a server
Well, starting with PI, you're going to learn poor implementation, execution, and conventions.
Something you should keep in mind this is "Programming in Java", not "RSPS Coding".
There's many things I could say about this, and many ways I could word said statements..
But the point I'm trying to make is simply that; it wouldn't be wise to revolve your experience/want to learn around the RSPS scene.
It's a nice hobby to have, but learning purely from what you see in an RSPS is not the way to go about learning Java.
EDIT: If you want something bare-bones with good implementation/execution, to learn and develop with(despite what I've said), look no further than Apollo.
Also, posting snippets, bits of code, really LOOKING for feedback is a great way to learn. Some critique is harsh, but I promise you learn from it.
I started posting on this forum learning to program without even the slightest clue how most data types work.
Learning what I have was no easy feat, and didn't happen over-night, you really have to put your time into it.
Take the time to really read and absorb the information given to you in tutorials and critique.
Best of luck!
Thank you for the link, ill read it and try to understand =)
So first of all: ty for teaching me what it actually is. Java coding - ok!
I've downloaded a PI source and already managed to run it. - This is the source
Thank you for giving me some nice advices, really appreciated!
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