ArcEmu 3.3.5 repack with flying?

[Lancex]

Is there a ArcEmu repack for 3.3.5 where there would be flying allowed at azeroth. I am not good at editing and making a server from my own core so I would need a repack where flying is allowed. So is there any 3.3.5 ArcEmu repack with flying allowed in azeroth ?!

[shumi]

if you would search in the code wich is not that hard, you will find

if(flying_aura && ((m_mapId != 530) && (m_mapId != 571 || !HasSpellwithNameHash(SPELL_HASH_COLD_WEATHER_FLYING))))
        // can only fly in outlands or northrend (northrend requires cold weather flying)
    {
        RemoveAura(flying_aura);
        flying_aura = 0;
    }

So if you remove (m_mapId != 530) and recompile you would than be able to fly on azeroth.
You can find that info in Player.cpp around line 3670

Have a nice day,
Shumi.

[Lancex]

Umm...What do you mean from code. What code. All I have now is WoW installed.... If I wish to make the server from my own core from scratch what I need to do next?

[Nirual]

you have to get the source code of arcemu, change that part in the file and then to compile the core

[2dgreengiant]

To do what you require you can't use a repack as you need the un-compiled source code so you can make the changes. See their official wiki for getting the source: Getting the source code - ArcEmu-Wiki and how to compile: ArcEmu-Wiki (See C-Make then Windows/Linux).

[Lancex]

Okay I have done everything fine and successfully to this point: Database setup - ArcEmu-Wiki
The site doesnt give instructiong how to install MySQL. When I install it it asks many questions like is this the developer cp or something else etc. With which settings should I install it ?

[stoneharry]

Use default settings.

[Lancex]

Okay well it asks the Current Root Password when I install it and after that MySQL password and then to repeat it. What is the current password since I install it the first time I don't know the current password. It doesnt allow me to go on without the current password....

[stoneharry]

It's a username/password you set to access the database, I believe.

Unless you've ended up editing a already-installed MySQL database, in which case you want to uninstall it completely then install a fresh copy.