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Problem creating characters

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 8:31 pm
by badangel
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Whenever you create an income character in the game, whatever the race, it closes the game. I tried several systems and I am still going the same. So I think that is the server that loses something when creating a new character in the database. Does anyone know a workaround or patch that is not happening.
I hope you can help me thanks.

It's just closing the client, the characters are created without any problem.

Re: Problem creating characters

Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 2:29 pm
by FlapJack
i think i seen that on a coupel servers
when u create ur character u can see ur health bar already its pretty weird

Re: Problem creating characters

Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 4:17 pm
by robyfow85
This is because of the database installer that l2j (or others) provide. It somehow triggers a General Protection Fault in the client , as I remember. I found a solution :

Make you own database installer file (an sql file with all u need inside)

If u want u can try to only build the db structure and not the entries too...but this needs some modification in the database_installer.sh (.bat)

All the best !
P.S.: Waiting for ur reply...

Re: Problem creating characters

Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 5:00 pm
by toastgodsupreme
robyfow85 wrote:This is because of the database installer that l2j (or others) provide. It somehow triggers a General Protection Fault in the client , as I remember. I found a solution :

Make you own database installer file (an sql file with all u need inside)

If u want u can try to only build the db structure and not the entries too...but this needs some modification in the database_installer.sh (.bat)

All the best !
P.S.: Waiting for ur reply...
Can I come up with crazy theories too?

The only time I've EVER seen a client crash when you make a new character is when the char_creation_items.sql either didn't get imported correctly OR you have custom items in char_creation_items.sql.

So get the original char_creation_items.sql from SVN, run it, and it should be fine. The client is sensitive as hell about it. No joke.