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| Razor: The Cutting Edge UO Assistant Razor is an Assistant program (similar to the popular UOAssist) for player run Ultima Online shards. |
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Zippy, is there a way to have razor not override the light levels - from the shard side, besides not allowing razor?
that is the only exploit that I see in razor - is that they can set it to ignor the light levels, thus basicaly removing the need for darkvision spells, etc etc also some places, shard owner make it so that it is dark, special lighting schemes, etc for a reason, and this very easiely bypasses that
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does anyone know if there is a way then?
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I'm not sure it's possible...
I think razor just drops them packets when they are send from the server, making the client unaware that there was any change at all. Well, thats just how i think it works :S, sorry.
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then that is an exploit in razor then, the only real one that i can find
because dungeon are sapposed to be dark (most are by default) and just regular light cycles through the day, etc this wipes out the need for nightsight item, scroll, light, etc etc a big part of the game maybe i will get lucky and zippy will remove it in the next release
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it may be anoying, but so is dieing in the middle of a dungeon and having to go and get rezed, you do not see razor doing auto rezing
light levels are a part of the game, and needing the other stuff to work around the light levels is an intragrul part of it
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It is not in any way shape or form an integral part of the game, it is a petty insignificant trivial detail which was not worth implimenting which pisses me off infinately because they have the unadjustable gamma in the application turned so high that even at the darkest there is no problem seeing anything.
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Sounds like your monitor to me. Light levels are quite accurate as I have experienced...
I also have made a Halloween dungeon that is supposed to be dark by design which is not an insignificant detail. |
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when i am in a dungeon with no light of any type - it is dark and can not see anything
and it is has been an intral part of the fantasy gaming world since its conception dating back before D&D even - chainmail (what D&D was based off of) used infravision/darkvision - dwarves had it, etc so they could see in the dark, humans did not so they needed torches, etc even the Ultama Game Series (that UO is based off of) used different light levels in it, where the Avatar needed spells/torches/etc to see at night In one of the games he was able to attach the torch to his backpack sticking up over his head so he had both hands free to do stuff with and still be able to see Daggerfall, Almost all of the "Official D&D" based ones, Eye of the beholder Series, etc all implamented light levels So saying: Quote:
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You can configure runuo to not send things to client past a certain distance.... sort of like darkvision would work.
Other than that, the client design for lightlevels is simply ineffective. Without razor it is incredibly easy to circumvent this. You can change your monitor brightness, or you can find a simple hack to take light levels completely out of the client. If Razor did not have this feature, the problem would not disappear.
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how do i configure runuo to do that from the server side?
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laptop LCD, and it is not my monitor, every other program works perfectly fine, but when I launch UO it maxes the gamma, and it does it in a way where it stays maxed after I close the progam until I run another directx app. It does the same thing on several friends systems using normal crt screens. There is only 1 screen I have ever seen it be dark on and on that old POS CRT everything is so dark most games you max the gamma and are blind.
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