Technical issues

[venmade]

Hi, how much does it work and within which Linux system can the installation be?
I use Ghost ++ and create games on PVPGN platforms
Could this be a replacement for the ghost ++ bot?
@RaidAndFade

[RaidAndFade]

I believe I personally ran it on dotnet.core on centos 7 back when I was developing it. It should run fine on any version of linux that supports dotnet.core and can fulfil the compilation requirements.

I'm a bit foggy on it's functionality, and I haven't kept up with WC3 Reforged's LAN protocol changes (apparently there were some). But if PVPGN is a purely LAN based platform then this should work just like any other platform.

Do note that this is not as user-friendly as ghost++, as it was meant for just my own research. Many of the options/commands you are familiar to on ghost++ are either hard-coded or completely non-existant.

[venmade]

Hello again, I'm glad you have not forgotten about this development.

At the moment we are creating games through "Ghost ++" on platforms based on: https://github.com/pvpgn/pvpgn-server
The main game patch is 1.26a, in the future 1.27b will be added.
Other patches are unstable or have limitations.

We do not create games on WC3 Reforged, I don’t even think that it is possible now.
Although, it seems now there is a local network, but it seems to me complicated, although within the framework of your development ... technically it is possible.

Do note that this is not as user-friendly as ghost++, as it was meant for just my own research. Many of the options/commands you are familiar to on ghost++ are either hard-coded or completely non-existant.

Your development can be considered unique, this is a very interesting variation of the Ghost ++ implementation, and in some way can be greatly expanded giving more options.

At the moment, we are updating one of our old game projects
it differs from PVPGN and uses Gproxy + Ghost ++ games are created on the local network, players enter the game through the connector. (To remind, this is wc3connect, remember there used to be such a thing in java for playing through the site)

Therefore, at the moment we are thinking about how much it is possible to use your development for hosting maps.

[venmade]

@RaidAndFade Therefore, I think we can try to update and use it on the PVPGN server.
Or when bundled with Gproxy as a local area network.

But I didn’t understand a little, by what principle should he create a game or how should users create a game through it?
I would have a little more information about starting and connecting, for example with pvpgn
Unless of course, this was not conceived as a separate product for hosting without using pvpgn and gproxy, perhaps I did not fully understand.

[RaidAndFade]

This is a complete replacement of Ghost++, it hosts a single map similar to Ghost++ and then closes the program. There is no automation here such as automatic rehosting, checking if name already exists, or any of that other stuff.

I'm not familiar with PVPGN or Gproxy, but if Ghost++ worked for your use case, then this can work for it as well.

If you require any customization to the code to fit your specific use-case, we can see to developing that privately just for you. If that's something you're interested in, shoot me an email at business@gocode.it and we can talk more about the exact features you need and the costs of getting there.