[DiscordArchive] Are Ubuntu and Debian very different?
[DiscordArchive] Are Ubuntu and Debian very different?
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Yes you are right and it can be done
rektbyfaith
07-06-2023, 06:08 PM #21Archived author: ddfgy • Posted: 2023-07-06T18:08:36.872000+00:00
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Yes you are right and it can be done
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Another bonus is it's, in my opinion, a lot easier to automate every step of AzerothCore on Linux compared to Windows.
rektbyfaith
07-06-2023, 06:13 PM #22Archived author: Revision • Posted: 2023-07-06T18:13:53.525000+00:00
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Another bonus is it's, in my opinion, a lot easier to automate every step of AzerothCore on Linux compared to Windows.
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Hi! Quick question here.
I'm looking to create some custom features, and I'm in doubt about using C++ modules or Eluna scripts.
Is there any downside about Eluna in terms of scope? Or does it have access to pretty much everything you would have using modules?
Thanks!
rektbyfaith
07-06-2023, 06:52 PM #23Archived author: Legendär • Posted: 2023-07-06T18:52:15.076000+00:00
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Hi! Quick question here.
I'm looking to create some custom features, and I'm in doubt about using C++ modules or Eluna scripts.
Is there any downside about Eluna in terms of scope? Or does it have access to pretty much everything you would have using modules?
Thanks!
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C++ is a little more robust and will have better access to game data, but Eluna tends to be easier to pick up or debug and doesn't require a re-compile. If you are just making custom features for your own use, Eluna should be fine if you are more familiar with Lua. If you're making a public module to share with others, C++ might be the best option.
rektbyfaith
07-06-2023, 06:56 PM #24Archived author: 郑佩茹 • Posted: 2023-07-06T18:56:54.411000+00:00
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C++ is a little more robust and will have better access to game data, but Eluna tends to be easier to pick up or debug and doesn't require a re-compile. If you are just making custom features for your own use, Eluna should be fine if you are more familiar with Lua. If you're making a public module to share with others, C++ might be the best option.
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Thank you! For now I'll stick to Eluna until I get better with C++. I'd love to contribute one day!
rektbyfaith
07-06-2023, 07:01 PM #25Archived author: Legendär • Posted: 2023-07-06T19:01:46.037000+00:00
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Thank you! For now I'll stick to Eluna until I get better with C++. I'd love to contribute one day!
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