Source Code DragonBound

Mike

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This is the source code for a browser-based game based/copied from Gunbound. This source code is from around 2015. I don't have a tutorial on how to compile these files, but I assure you that it is not difficult to do. If you want to run it on Windows, just use Visual Studio, and if you want to run it on Linux, use the GCC compiler (version 4.8 or higher) or Clang (version 3.1 or higher).


MediaFire Mirror: https://www.mediafire.com/file/qcf2nxs18jmm3pg/Dragonbound-master.zip/file
MEGA Mirror: https://mega.nz/file/xEM1hZQT#P07sOkEaSUTUkhRlU44pysC4DFU0JduBMAZSWXe9TRk

As I promised Zilch, I’ll publish the source code of serv2 soon. Yes, they exist, and yes, I have them.

"I love the Dragon and hate everything else."
 
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Right. I came across it on RaGEZONE the other day and already forgot about it. Thanks for posting it!

As I promised Zilch, I’ll publish the source code of serv2 soon. Yes, they exist, and yes, I have them.

Very interesting if true
 
As I promised Zilch, I’ll publish the source code of serv2 soon. Yes, they exist, and yes, I have them.

It will be a great contribution with the comunity. by the way (just curiosity) this source code is coded on C ?
 
That source is very old and is missing way too many things. Not worth it to use.
Have you got some other source with the completed game?
 
Its the source code so if its missing just code it yourself back in
its not as simple as that. That source code is missing way too many things, its not usable at all.
It would be easier to start a new project from scratch than use that.

he said that he would post the source code of serv2 soon, I assume that is not dragonbound he is talking about right?

I have a more up to date source for dragonbound, Ill see if I can find it and post the files. There are a few things missing there too, but it is way more up to date than that one.
 
It doesn't have all mobiles, doesn't have logic for weather, things like tornado, mirror also doesn't work properly. Any source you can find online will have those issues, I know that because I work on a source myself for a couple years now.
Also, the most up-to-date sources are in javascript. Node.js + html5. But like even the most updated sources you will find, has the same issues, missing mobiles, missing game logic like weathers and etc.
 
It doesn't have all mobiles, doesn't have logic for weather, things like tornado, mirror also doesn't work properly. Any source you can find online will have those issues, I know that because I work on a source myself for a couple years now.
Also, the most up-to-date sources are in javascript. Node.js + html5. But like even the most updated sources you will find, has the same issues, missing mobiles, missing game logic like weathers and etc.
This source code is from around 2015.

Some friends of mine used this source code and managed to launch functional projects. If you know the language, it’s not difficult to implement the missing parts. Finding something fully ready is only possible if you get the 2024 Dragon source code.
 
This source code is from around 2015.

Some friends of mine used this source code and managed to launch functional projects. If you know the language, it’s not difficult to implement the missing parts. Finding something fully ready is only possible if you get the 2024 Dragon source code.

I already have an updated source. It has everything working apart from (Raon launcher not working 100% yet, bugs with T2) and Kalsiddon needs implementing, apart from that I just recently implemented Score mode (This was missing from my source).

you can check it out my project here: https://legendarybound.com
 
I already have an updated source. It has everything working apart from (Raon launcher not working 100% yet, bugs with T2) and Kalsiddon needs implementing, apart from that I just recently implemented Score mode (This was missing from my source).

you can check it out my project here: https://legendarybound.com
mine is 100% with features that don't exist on the Dragon server

 
The source code is far from unusable. With a bit of basic knowledge, it's entirely possible to use it and develop your own implementations. In fact, this code was the foundation for my project and for several of my friends' projects as well.


If you need help implementing the missing features, just share your code. Someone from the community will likely be interested in helping or contributing to your progress.
 
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