All 317s are poorly coded, if you want to learn something it is probably better to use something else.
Also, I would recommend using IntelliJ over Eclipse.
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Hey guys, Yesterday made my entrance back into the rsps scene
I had stopped coding and messing with servers for over 10 years.
So I Decided to go with elvarg to relearn but I'm not sure I've made the right decision. (note: I want a #317/something thats similar to runewild) and
Eclipse wasn't a thing 10 years ago so getting used to it is gonna take me a bit.
Any suggestions ?
All 317s are poorly coded, if you want to learn something it is probably better to use something else.
Also, I would recommend using IntelliJ over Eclipse.
I really do appreciate the replies guys, I downloaded Intellij just now, It's even more confusing than eclipse haha but what source and client would u recommend me exactly.
What revisions are all those top rsps : Runewild , Zaros , Roatpkz
I wanna go with similar ideas as their servers but implement more along the way once i understand what im doing of course haha
Zaros is OSRS, other ones idk.
Build using the OSRS client/protocol. 317 is a pretty outdated client/protocol. If you use the OSRS client you don't have to pack data, can use OSRS interfaces, support RuneLite/Mobile and more.
A lot of servers however still run on 317 because it is difficult to upgrade to the OSRS client. All OSRS servers that are released don't really have a lot of content though.
The best option currently for OSRS servers is probably my open source server OldScape: https://github.com/guthix/OldScape. It has most essential features but no skills and limited combat.
Forgot to mention guthix is written in kotlin.
OT: Apollo isnt very beginner friendly and I have absolutely no idea why anyone would recommend it for beginners; let alone practical use for hosting (if the purpose was to host). I recommend you siphon through pure osrs builds and not anything built on the 317 protocol.
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