Quote from: Cryptco on March 02, 2015, 08:40:17 PM

Edit: The simplest thing ~~Zack~~ WE should do is relaunch ADT as new a coin with a newly built wallet and block chain

Quote from: Repunza on February 07, 2015, 12:11:53 PM

The simplest thing Zack should do is relaunch ADT as new a coin with a newly built wallet and block chain. Make the coin number a lot less. So price will increase and allow current ADT holders to swap to the new coin. This crap has been going on long enough. Its a circus and sad to see DEV doesn't even have enough sense to see he's defeated with this issue. For CRYING OUT LOUD. START A NEW FREAKING COIN WITH THE SAME NAME!!! DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

very useful information!

Quote from: Crestington on January 16, 2015, 09:17:52 PM

Quote from: n0xn on January 16, 2015, 11:05:18 AM

Status report?

AltCoin cloning guide - http://archive.today/jdOaV

Editing tool - http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

Github for Windows - https://windows.github.com/

Back the Code against similar Coins by first search and replacing all the naming of the code you want to back it against. Commit the first instance of ADT2 then delete the code and replace it with the new edited code to see the changes. Biggest thing ADT2 needs is time locks to prevent Staking before Sync, look through old commits of HBN for before they changed from int64 to int64_t and run with that. Make sure to take out all the hardforks, checkpoints and Stake modifiers, if you find the changes between certain files are too big (likely to see with main.cpp and wallet.cpp) then split up the changes between multiple commits.

You will want to slim down the changes as well, you only need to really use the src folder and disregard the locale folder since it only contains translations.

Example of pushing code against other code https://github.com/Crestington/Test7/commits/master

Build the Wallet in Linux to test your changes, much easier and takes less time than building in Windows but you can go through and do the Windows setup because you will need it anyways.

Quote from: Crestington on January 25, 2015, 03:33:00 AM

This should help you a bit

https://howtocloneanaltcoin.com/index.php?topic=8.0

Also, I recently performed a hardfork on a running network for a change to rewards.

I have a basic clone you can use for testing that I made a while back: https://github.com/Crestington/MyFirstCoin

It's great in that it has Coin Control and you can just mine in the wallet with no mining software.

Quote from: Ahab_the_great on October 27, 2014, 03:44:36 AM

hey guys if you still in looks for a dev maybe I could help I am now the current developer of dime coin maybe some of you may have herd of us i extend a near future project around january to set up and exchange where you can trade in your ADT of for dime coin tho sis just an idea but better yet a suggestion of two communities in tight situations merging together just a crazy thought and I'm up late

Pretty pointless and unnecessary to make a new coin