[SOLVED] Eluna not working?

[Runic-WoW]

So i installed Eluna WOTLK Trinitycore into my Already compiled Trinitycore 3.3.5a, Followed the steps on the guide and executed everything smoothly.

It seems that even after doing all this (Eluna is in the Build and Source Folder) it still isn't working.

I Tested the "Hello world.lua" Script and put it in my "build/bin/release/Lua_Scripts" folder, and That didn't seem to work.

.reload Lua(or eluna) isn't working.

I've also added all updates in the SQL Folder and it just seems to be acting as if eluna just doesn't want to register with my server.

Any Help would be appreciated, Feel free to post here, or message me on skype (Runic-WoW)

Thank you.

 

[Rochet2]

If you use .reload eluna
do you get any respond from the server like "command does not exist"?

How did you add Eluna to the already compiled TC?
You did still compile, right? What guide did you use?

Sounds to me like your server doesnt have eluna compiled to it.

 

[Runic-WoW]

If you use .reload eluna
do you get any respond from the server like "command does not exist"?

How did you add Eluna to the already compiled TC?
You did still compile, right? What guide did you use?

Sounds to me like your server doesnt have eluna compiled to it.

It says "There is no such command" when using that command.

also I followed the guide that was on ********* "How to Install [3.3.5] TrinityCore with Eluna Lua Engine and Update!", I also followed the Eluna Install guide which says it can be installed to an already compiled trinitycore.

And Yes, I ran Cmake it showed "Eluna" on the Cmake compile, Generated and ran Visual Studio, everything was Compiled correctly, files are in the server folder, etc, also executed the update SQLs that we're created.

 

[Rochet2]

You can not add Eluna to a core you already compiled. You need to recompile the core.
I tried searching for the topic you said you followed but it was pretty normal installation and said nothing about merging or already compiled cores.
Not sure I was reading the right topic, but it was titled the same way.

Are you sure you moved the new files from the compilation to the server folder?

 

[Runic-WoW]

I'd happily show you through Teamviewer the server folder if you wish, But i did read a Tutorial which said that you can compile ElunaCore into an already compiled Trinitycore, and that's what I did, IF I have to recompile everything then I Don't mind doing that, But as my server is now released, I'd rather not have to do that.

 

[Rochet2]

Im not sure if you are mixing something here with the terms 'compiling' and 'recompiling'..
but Eluna is C/C++ and you can not add any C/C++ code to an already compiled software. (unless its some dll stuff or something, which it isnt)

You have to compile or recompile to get the C++ code added to the worldserver.exe.

Compiling means this step: http://prntscr.com/89nd7s
Recompiling means the same thing except doing it again.
You dont compile anything with cmake. You generate files with cmake which are then used for the compiling process.
You should use cmake (configure and generate) after doing changes to the source since this will add the possible changes that are required to the files that are used for compiling.

 

[Runic-WoW]

Im not sure if you are mixing something here with the terms 'compiling' and 'recompiling'..
but Eluna is C/C++ and you can not add any C/C++ code to an already compiled software. (unless its some dll stuff or something, which it isnt)

You have to compile or recompile to get the C++ code added to the worldserver.exe.

Compiling means this step: http://prntscr.com/89nd7s
Recompiling means the same thing except doing it again.
You dont compile anything with cmake. You generate files with cmake which are then used for the compiling process.
You should use cmake (configure and generate) after doing changes to the source since this will add the possible changes that are required to the files that are used for compiling.

I recompiled my current TC with Eluna is what i meant. If i have to compile the server with Eluna already included, then that is what I have to do, But i did read that you can add Eluna into an already compiled trinitycore.