How do levels work?

[KidBilly]

No worries. Thanks for the reply.

I'd like to know more about this. I'm a C# person but I'm sure I could read through whatever the game is written in and figure it out. How would I access the source code I need for this?

Is there a GitHub repository?

It's in PPC64 Assembly. Takes forever to understand even the smallest details.

Assembly. Are you sure? Modern day games are never written in an assembly language. That's extremely weird.

[Derrik ∞ GHz]

Assembly. Are you sure? Modern day games are never written in an assembly language. That's extremely weird.

It's compiled down to assembly. It was originally written in C and C++, but you can't undo the process very easily.

[KidBilly]

Oh ok. That makes sense. So basically, you don't have access to the source code.

I saw you once mention you could work on mods for in game content. How could that be if you can't modify game code? Or can these things be done in the code for your server.

[Derrik ∞ GHz]

Oh ok. That makes sense. So basically, you don't have access to the source code.

I saw you once mention you could work on mods for in game content. How could that be if you can't modify game code? Or can these things be done in the code for your server.

We can still modify the assembly, it's just a lot harder to do.

[tigerchitpile]

It's compiled down to assembly. It was originally written in C and C++, but you can't undo the process very easily.

Is there a repo for the assembly somewhere? You think it would be worth the effort to convert it back into C or C++?

[Derrik ∞ GHz]

Is there a repo for the assembly somewhere? You think it would be worth the effort to convert it back into C or C++?

No there isn't, and no, it's absolutely not worth the effort of converting it back.

[Kirito]

No worries. Thanks for the reply.

I'd like to know more about this. I'm a C# person but I'm sure I could read through whatever the game is written in and figure it out. How would I access the source code I need for this?

Is there a GitHub repository?

It's in PPC64 Assembly. Takes forever to understand even the smallest details.

Can you check your PMs please?