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/VBSamples/DirectShow/WebDVD/readme.txt

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+DirectShow Sample -- WebDVD
+---------------------------
+
+The WebDVD sample shows how to use the MSWebDVD Microsoft ActiveX control 
+to perform many aspects of DVD-Video playback and navigation.
+
+You can initiate playback by calling the Play method.  Once the DVD is playing,
+you can alter the path or behavior of playback through the following methods:
+
+- Stop: Stops playback. 
+
+- Eject: Ejects the DVD disc from the drive. 
+
+- Pause: Pauses playback for as long as you wish. 
+
+- ActivateButton: Activates the currently selected button. 
+    You can select a button by:
+    
+    - Hovering over the button to highlight it. 
+      The DisableAutoMouseProcessing property must be false (the default value)
+      for this to have an effect. 
+
+    - Calling SelectAtPosition, SelectLeftButton, SelectRightButton, 
+      SelectLowerButton, or SelectUpperButton. 
+
+- PlayNextChapter: Plays the next chapter within the current title. 
+
+- PlayPrevChapter: Plays the previous chapter within the same title. 
+
+You can show six possible menus that may exist on a disc with the ShowMenu method:
+
+    Title 
+    Root 
+    Subpicture 
+    Audio 
+    Angle 
+    Chapter 
+
+If the menu does not exist, you will get an error indicating that the specified
+menu does not exist.  If video was playing when you selected a menu, then 
+pressing the Resume button will return you to your previous position.
+
+
+Video Resolutions
+-----------------
+
+WARNING: If your display resolution is set too high, you may receive an error when
+attempting to play a DVD title.  For example, when you click Play, you may see an
+error message box which indicates "Unable to play DVD video."  In that case, lower
+your video resolution by reducing the "Screen Area" slider on the Display Properties
+control panel application.  Different video cards will have different results.