How to Make a Server on Flyff
Flyff is a massively multiplayer online role playing game. Players cooperatively level up by taking on monsters and quests as a group. Flyff hosts its on games on its servers, but you can make a Flyff server yourself to customize the game play experience. You can change your account settings, what players spawn with, the stats of monsters and what objects are located in the game. Hosting your own private server takes about 20 minutes to set up.
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Things You'll Need
- Management Server SQL from Microsoft
- Flyff server source code, latest version
Instructions
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Download the latest version of Management Server SQL (MSSQL) from Microsoft. This software is needed to created the databases that store the information for your Flyff server. Follow the instructions from the MSSQL installation wizard to install it to your computer.
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Start the MSSQL services when the installation finishes. Select the "Mixed Mode Windows Authentication and SQL Server Authentication" button on the Mode Page that appears when you start the services. Enter a password and write it down somewhere that you'll remember. Let MSSQL initialize and press "Finished."
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Download the latest Flyff server source files. Not downloading the latest version of the source files may cause glitches or security vulnerabilities in your game.
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Open SQL Server Studio Express, which downloaded with the MSSQL package. It is located whereever you saved the MSSQL package. If you can't find it, search for it with your Windows Explorer.
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Select "File" and "Open." Browse in the search window for the Flyff server source files you downloaded earlier. Open these. Select the "Execute" button above the source file text that opens in SQL Server Studio Express. Let the program execute the source code.
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Open the Open DataBase Connectivity (ODBC) interface. This also downloaded with your MSSQL package. Select "Add" under the "User DSN" button. Click "SQL Native Client" and type in "Character01." Under server, type in the name of your private Flyff server. Lastly, change the default database to "CHARACTER_01_DBF."
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Repeat Step 6 for "Login" and "Log01." This creates three necessary connection modes to the server databases.
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Open Windows Explorer. Navigate to the Flyff private server source files folder. Open "databaseserver.ini" and "worldServer.ini." Change the line of code that says "Resour***older" to the path address for the resources folder of your private server source files. For example, if your source files are on your desktop, your path may be "c:\desktop\serverfiles\resources\."
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Run the following executable files in the server source folder to finish the setup of your Flyff private server. Run "AccountServer," then "DatabaseServer," "CoreServer," "Certifier," "LoginServer," "CacheServer," and finally "WorldServer." Your Flyff private server is finally ready for play.
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