MooClick server help

[Davidkr]

mooserver.com isn't helping
what server should i use?
Thanks,

[happygreenfrog]

I assume you mean Lacewing, as you have asked a question about that before. If you meant MooClick, well, then you are basically out of luck. If you meant Lacewing, then there is a thread for public servers here.

[Simon]

Hi Davidkr. I don't know of any moo servers which are still running, although there may well be some around somewhere. The moo suite of extensions is quite old now and has not been updated in quite some time. My advice would be to check out Lacewing which is available as a free download and has actively maintained public servers available.

You can find it through the forum or by using Extension View:
http://www.clickteam.info/ev/ev_setup.exe

[Davidkr]

i dont have acces to that fourm page frog.

[Simon]

You need to register a Clickteam product to gain access to that area of the forum. Go to the Settings link at the top of the page to do this.

[Davidkr]

where can i get the serial code from the program

[Simon]

You need to have purchased a product from Clickteam. With each product you get a serial key.

Are you using the demo or the full version?

[TheDigitalAlchemist]

What I don't understand is that mooclick (with it's faults) is considered to be so bad (because it's old and 'unsupported') yet it still seems more "stable" than Lacewing (oinc, or whatever it is called) I have yet to see any multiplatform chats or any "finished' games which use lacewing.
I'm not trying to bash Lacewing, but from my experience, you get into a project using it, and then there's a new version, and then you need to gut your app...

I may be totally mistaken about this though! (and I hope I am!)

[Jeff]

The ClickConverse app uses Lacewing. You can find it on the sidebar and check it out.
I would agree it is odd there are not more games out using Lacewing - Its been super stable for the chat for a long time now.

[happygreenfrog]

What I don't understand is that mooclick (with it's faults) is considered to be so bad (because it's old and 'unsupported') yet it still seems more "stable" than Lacewing (oinc, or whatever it is called) I have yet to see any multiplatform chats or any "finished' games which use lacewing.
I'm not trying to bash Lacewing, but from my experience, you get into a project using it, and then there's a new version, and then you need to gut your app...

I may be totally mistaken about this though! (and I hope I am!)

Like Jeff said, ClickConverse uses Lacewing, and it's very stable.

Have you seen Click TD? Or its source code? I wouldn't say that it's unstable...