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# Lost Saga source, 2014 (178 heroes)
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Developer snapshot of the 2014 Lost Saga source, shared by the LosaDev community for study and private-server development. Access tier: Public.
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- Servers, client, engine, launcher and tools, with the prebuilt libraries needed to build them.
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- Database scripts (May 2012) in `src\sql\20120504\`.
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- A full server config set lives in the separate `server-config\` folder next to this one.
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- The matching game client (official Gemscool Indonesia, 2016) is a separate download, not in Git.
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Everything sits under `src\`: solutions in `src\win\`, code in `src\src\`, libraries in `src\lib\`, billing-server extras in `src\extra\`.
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## Build
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1. Install Visual Studio 2010 SP1 (Professional or higher, toolset v100), the DirectX SDK (June 2010) and Boost 1.47 and 1.50 with static-runtime libraries (`-mt-s`, `-mt-sgd`).
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2. Disable the TortoiseSVN pre-build step (most projects already ship `Version.h`), for example:
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```bat
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MSBuild src\win\ls_gamesvr.sln /p:Configuration=Release /p:Platform=Win32 /p:PreBuildEventUseInBuild=false
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```
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3. Build in this order: base libraries, `ioFreeType`/`ioPac`/`io3DEngine`, the `ls_*` servers, then `LSClient`. Use **Debug** or **Release**.
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Release servers land in `build\Server\<server>\`, the Release client in `src\src\LSClient\Release\`.
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Full guide: https://losadev.wiki/guides/before-you-start/ and https://losadev.wiki/guides/source-2014/
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## Changes in this snapshot
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`PATCHES-LosaDev.md` lists every change against the original tree: the local run fixes (license date off, no modal dialog in the main server), four small build fixes (client Release, login server `/Zm300`, tolerant post-build copies, Boost paths) and the secrets that were replaced with placeholders (`CHANGE_ME`, `127.0.0.1`, `192.0.2.1`).
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Lost Saga is the property of its original developers and publishers. This snapshot is fan-made, not affiliated with them, and meant for research and learning.
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