Horizon Ecosystem

Hey everyone, As we push forward and prepare for the first release of Horizon, it is crucial for us to protect and maintain several rules and strict guidelines shaping the code written in the software. Software can't be written without rules and impositions which create a generic and obedient command over the software and its structure. We cannot disobey the logic followed when the application of concepts and philosophies in our software are imposed, and we cannot create transgression when build

Introduction One of the most common questions that comes to mind when thinking of using a brand new emulator is - How is Horizon? and where does it stand as a software compared to rAthena, Hercules or any emulator of the eA family? Horizon came with the philosophy of creating a new emulator from scratch by - Understanding the code complexities of the previous generation and untangling the problems encountered in them within the new generation. Not repeating the same mistakes as which were creat

So, what if I was to say that having a road with 5 lanes is better than having a road with 1. There is a lot more room for cars and they can pass through on different lanes. We can categorize roads by high speed or low speed vehicles. We can bring in more cars to move and pass through in other lanes. We can't do this if we have only 1 lane. That is the benefit of a multithreaded service or a multithreaded server.  There are several reasons why multithreading is required for a server but a lot o

Horizon's PTS is used for testing and serving the community with a server that showcases Horizon and its features. The community is welcome to use it for the benefit of testing and finding errors. So lets get down to it - Download the @bio provided Horizon client from here. Change the IP Address in data/clientinfo.xml to 15.235.163.198. Connect using the "_m" or "_f" method. In this method you add a suffix "_m" for male characters or "_f" for female characters to your username in your account