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      King's Beta Application

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      Posted · Edited by king

      Discord username: brz#1504


      Do you have any experience when it comes to bug-testing:

      I helped with the testing of SoulSplit 1 & 2 back in 2013/14 as a global moderator. (Name- 'Simplist'). I'm also a developer by trade so have a general understanding of how the code should work. I also understand the importance of clean reusable code.  

      How knowledgeable would you say you are when it comes to Runescape/Olschool Runescape: 

      How I have played OSRS since release & joined original RuneScape in 2006. I would say i'm pretty confident with all content within the game, methods & bossing. 

      RuneScape username & total level:
       M6I / 1887

      How do you feel you'd be useful in testing Zaros:

      I am able to dedicate a lot of free time to contribute to locating and finding solutions for QA related tasks. 

      How many hours do you plan on spending per week on average testing? 

      > 30

       

      King regards,

      Josh. 

      Pfraru is back

      in Introductions

      Posted

      5 hours ago, Pfraru said:

      Yoyoyo guys im back in the rsps scenes after months/Years im gonna start my Youtube Channel again on Zaros! So stay tuned:D yt/ Pfraro 18

      reee i love yallcya ingame!!

      Welcome bud, I've subbed to your channel. There is a link to mine below in the signature ?

      How To: Allocate more memory to an application.

      in Guides

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      On 6/28/2020 at 2:48 PM, Cox said:

      I’m eager to try this because I do notice times when the RS client is too much for my PC but I mean my PC is able to handle much more intense games so I always wondered why an RSPS seems to throttle it in some instances. I’ll see if this was the problem all along, thanks bud!

      Right click your task bar at the bottom of your screen, click on task manager, head over to details and 'java' should be the top process unless something is running more resources, right click 'java' and find priority, put it on 'realtime' or 'high'. This may help you @Cox:P

      Question Regarding Resets

      in Handled

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      12 minutes ago, Cox said:

      This is exactly why solid teams like the one we have here will not risk putting out a half-ass server at release just to draw in people. They are willing to make people antsy for that better experience and more stable server economy. I will wait as long as necessary if it means having a properly tested server with only very minor bugs at release!

      Couldn't agree more ?

      Greetings

      in Introductions

      Posted

      1 hour ago, glitch said:

      Thanks for the welcome! It hurts me to say that. Forums have been a big part of my online experience, been using them for 13 years. I've been owner, admin, and mod on many different forums. It sucks to say they're a dying medium, but my joke of them being irrelevant isn't really true. If it were we wouldn't be here! Forums are still great ways to communicate, share, and discuss things. ?

      @king Thank you for the warm welcome. ?

      Yea I love the fact I can create topics that can be updated to show progress ect, its fun

      Question Regarding Resets

      in Handled

      Posted · Edited by king

      The most successful servers manage to avoid resets, it's that simple. Ensuring glitches/exploits/dupes aren't readily available to abuse for financial gain is one of the factors that determines stability of the game, its eco & customer/player base. A healthy economy keeps a steady stream of people trying to grind to achieve & therefore provides a higher retention rate from new players. 

      Minecraft

      in Other Games

      Posted

      21 minutes ago, Cox said:

      Clearly the developers care about their game! I've watched some very interesting content on YouTube of these weird speed running challenges while the speed runner gets hunted by another player or multiple players, and one of the challenges had the founder of Minecraft as the person trying to speed run to the end or to see if he gets hunted down. Really interesting stuff!?

      That sounds class! I wouldn't mind doing a speed run on there to build a specific structure but I can imagine the rules would be slightly confusing 

      How To: Allocate more memory to an application.

      in Guides

      Posted · Edited by king

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      Why would I want to do this?:

      Typically your computer will allocate 256mb memory (RAM) to a java application (the .jar file you execute to load the client). Some computers will bottleneck under a certain environment in-game, for example a place where a lot of objects are loaded (home areas or grand exchange on OSRS) e.g players ect. This will drop the frame rate of your client usually, and could potentially cause a client to freeze. Allocating more memory provides somewhat of a safety net against freezes & lag so long as you have sufficient space/memory to do so. 

       

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      Windows Guide: 

      Step 1: Create a notepad file, right click your desktop or search notepad on the start menu.

      Step 2: Copy & paste the following: 

      java -jar TheNameOfYourJarFile.jar -Xmx512m -Xss2m -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -XX:+DisableExplicitGC -XX:+AggressiveOpts -XX:+UseAdaptiveGCBoundary -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=500 -XX:SurvivorRatio=16 -XX:+UseParallelGC

      Step 3: Save this file as a 512mb or something which references this and make sure its a .txt file (normal text document format). This will save a code which allocates double the standard amount of ram to your application. 

      Step 4: Re-do the steps 1,2 & 3 but with the following code:  

      java -jar TheNameOfYourJarFile.jar -Xmx1024m -Xss2m -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -XX:+DisableExplicitGC -XX:+AggressiveOpts -XX:+UseAdaptiveGCBoundary -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=500 -XX:SurvivorRatio=16 -XX:+UseParallelGC

      Step 5: Once this is saved, place both in a folder where you can easily access them, it doesn't matter where, I recommend your desktop inside a folder called RSPS. 

      Step 6: Open 'File Explorer' and locate 'Desktop' on the left hand side. At the top will be your directory, it will be a rectangle bar with the following information inside; 'This PC > Desktop >' or something of similar sorts, next to desktop, click the white space inside of this bar, it will highlight the word 'Desktop', press the 'Delete' button on your keyboard & type 'cmd'. This will open your command prompt (terminal if on Mac OS) and will open it inside of the Desktop directory. 

      Step 7: Once you have cmd open, copy & paste either the 512mb or 1024mb codes from your files saved earlier OR copy them directly from this thread into the cmd. Press 'Enter' on your keyboard and the .jar file will run, make sure you are careful because the file name inside of the code we paste into cmd is CaSe SenSitIve, it will not be able to locate the file otherwise. 

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      Mac OS Guide: 

      Step 1: Create a TextEdit file, this can be found in your dock or by holding '⌘ + Spacebar' to open spotlight search and type 'TextEdit' then hit enter. 

      Step 2: Copy & paste the following for a 512/1024mb version of the code:  

      #!/bin/sh
java -Xmx1024m -jar /Users/yourusername/Desktop/TheNameOfYourJarFile.jar 
  
//To make a 512mb version of this code, just edit the '-Xmx1024m' to '-Xmx512m' instead.

      Step 3: Open terminal by searching for it on the spotlight, how to access spotlight can be found above. Type 'Terminal' and press enter on your keyboard (return in some languages). Copy & paste the text above into your terminal. 

      Step 4: Press enter & this should execute the command to run the file, it is now being ran with more allocated memory & you may close the terminal widow. *You may recieve an 'access denied' error when trying to do this, to get around this you will need to type 'Sudo' into the terminal before C&P your code above and it will then prompt you for your users password before it loads the .jar file up. 

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      Happy Scaping, I hope this helps some of you! ?

       

       

      Minecraft

      in Other Games

      Posted

      4 hours ago, Cox said:

      It satisfies the inner creative urge when I need to do something for 30 minutes or even an hour to relax in peace lol

       

      Yea I was shocked that the ipad version had so much to offer in the way of creating structures now. There are multiple different types of materials that weren't there when I first made the purchase from the app store years ago 

      Minecraft

      in Other Games

      Posted

      I play occasionally on iPad as a last resort when I’m really bored, strictly on building mode only though. My current project is some sort of house built into the side of a mountain, only has a couple rooms and a balcony at the min ?

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