Initial commit: ROW Client source code

Game client codebase including:
- CharacterActionControl: Character and creature management
- GlobalScript: Network, items, skills, quests, utilities
- RYLClient: Main client application with GUI and event handlers
- Engine: 3D rendering engine (RYLGL)
- MemoryManager: Custom memory allocation
- Library: Third-party dependencies (DirectX, boost, etc.)
- Tools: Development utilities

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Library/dxx8/samples/Multimedia/DirectShow/Players/JukeboxASF/readme.txt

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+DirectShow Sample -- JukeboxASF
+-------------------------------
+
+Description
+
+Video jukebox application designed to play Windows Media files (ASF,WMA,WMV)
+that are not protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM).
+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+NOTE: To build this sample, you must install the Microsoft Windows Media Format SDK 
+and obtain a software certificate.  After you obtain the software certificate, 
+build the sample by linking two additional libraries: 
+		WMStub.lib and WMVCore.lib.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+This application scans a directory for media files and displays a list of the 
+relevant file names.  The user can play an individual file or play all of the 
+media files in order.  The jukebox also displays information about the filter 
+graphs that it creates, including the names of the filters, the names of their
+corresponding pins, and the event codes that are generated.
+
+Note:  This sample requires Microsoft Foundation Class Library 4.2 (Mfc42.dll).
+
+Note: In order to launch GraphEdit to view the currently selected file, the GraphEdt.exe
+utility must exist in a directory on your search path (like c:\windows or c:\winnt).
+
+
+User's Guide
+
+If a directory name is specified as a command-line argument, the jukebox scans 
+that directory at startup.  Otherwise, it scans the default SDK media directory, 
+which is located at Samples\Multimedia\Media under the SDK root directory.  
+The jukebox displays a list of all the media files in the directory, from which 
+the user can select a file to play.
+
+When you select a video file from the files list, Jukebox will display its
+first video frame in the "Video Screen" window.  If you select an audio-only
+file, the video screen will be painted gray.
+
+The jukebox offers the following user-interface elements:
+
+Play, Stop, Pause, and FrameStep buttons: Use these buttons to control graph
+    playback.  (The FrameStep button might be disabled, if the graph does not
+    support the IVideoFrameStep interface.) 
+
+Thru and Loop buttons: Click the Thru button to play through the entire file list, 
+    starting from the current selection.  Click the Loop button to loop the same 
+    file repeatedly.  These two buttons are mutually exclusive. 
+
+Mute button: Mutes the audio. 
+
+Filters, Input Pins, and Output Pins: When the jukebox creates a graph, 
+    it displays a list of the filters in the graph.  If the user selects one 
+    of the filter names, the jukebox displays a list of the filter's input pins 
+    and a list of the filter's output pins. 
+
+Display Events: If this box is checked, the jukebox displays the event codes 
+    that it receives.  To clear the list, click the Clear button. 
+
+Properties button: To view a filter's property pages, select the filter name 
+    and click the Properties button.  If the filter does not support 
+    a property page, the button is disabled.