Newbie wanna learn Runuo!! - RunUO

Flashy_Senap · 03-07-2005, 11:22 PM

hello. I have no idea how to script how anything of this work. But i wanna try
Runuo. What do I have to do to start the EMU?

Any tips of what I should do to learn how to use Runuo?

Nochte · 03-08-2005, 12:21 AM

read the documentation and the forums. download the server software and boot it up, then dig through the cs files to see if you can glean anything. a background in object oriented programming is a good start.

TMSTKSBK · 03-08-2005, 01:11 AM

All you need to "start" the emu is run the installer, then RunUO.exe (provided you have the .NET framework--otherwise you need that too)

After that...come here and read the FAQs and ask questions. You'll be proficient in no time.

(a class in some object-oriented language wouldn't hurt tho....)

Good luck and welcome to RunUO!

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Flashy_Senap Join Date: Mar 2005 Age: 22 Posts: 1	Newbie wanna learn Runuo!! hello. I have no idea how to script how anything of this work. But i wanna try Runuo. What do I have to do to start the EMU? Any tips of what I should do to learn how to use Runuo?

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TMSTKSBK Master of the Internet Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: NC/NC State Univ Age: 23 Posts: 16,424	All you need to "start" the emu is run the installer, then RunUO.exe (provided you have the .NET framework--otherwise you need that too) After that...come here and read the FAQs and ask questions. You'll be proficient in no time. (a class in some object-oriented language wouldn't hurt tho....) Good luck and welcome to RunUO! __________________ Goodbye, folks.

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03-08-2005, 12:21 AM	#2 (permalink)
Nochte Forum Expert Join Date: Feb 2005 Age: 24 Posts: 985	read the documentation and the forums. download the server software and boot it up, then dig through the cs files to see if you can glean anything. a background in object oriented programming is a good start.

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