Space is a program that shows you the disk space use in a nice table with colors. Last change was made around 2010, so this program is quite old. My friend Tom asked me to make this, so I did.
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ShopMaker DMS was used for creating shops for Vana, a MapleStory Server Emulator I work for. My friends used it for my private server to create shops, but I never really finished it.
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This program is able to extract image files from MapleStory WZ files and their positions in-game to an SQL file. phpVana (external link) is a website for the Vana project that enables users to register and control their account, such as changing password and PIN. This website has a ranking system and shows the users character like it would in-game, including character name, guild name and guild emblem (those are coded by me too). The Extractor is used to extract needed data to a specific directory, and is used to generate the character image on the ranking page of phpVana.
This uses MapleLib by haha01haha01, which you can find here.
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Zepheus is a Fiesta Server Emulator, written by Cedric (Csharp) and me. It contains great code, runs smooth and handles most basic things. It also uses .NET Entity Framework, which I
never used
before. Old versions used the Windows Communication Foundation .NET stuff too, but was really a pain in the ass and instead I created my own network code which is 10 times faster and more reliable than WCF in any way. It has a basic XOR + key encryption too, which is better than the plain-but-oversized WCF packets.
With this tool you are able to retrieve data from the MapleStory Community DataBase (MCDB, © Bui 2008-2012), which contains data such as monsters, maps, npcs and more. This is not useful for people without MCDB. It will be useful for people with MCDB however, as it might speed up searching for specific stuff instead of a plain GM Book textfile.
This 600KB application is able to find and decode (and re-encode) strings found in MapleStory localhosts and dumped executables. For example, MapleStory has several classes you can choose from, but these names are not changeable. Until I invented STREDIT, which gives you a list of all encrypted strings inside the executable, including jobnames, error messages and other, unused, messages!