I tried it now, but my knowledge about otserv knowledge is obsolete and I have no idea how to install the sprites for tibia 15 at otclient. It seems that they are not storing everything at tibia.spr and tibia.dat as they used to be. =x
I have the mehah client ready to play at the downloads section, you can also play in your phone.
Well, I am kind of paranoid regarding executable files downloaded from internet. But I will try to follow the tip someone gave me in another thread.
The rookgaard tales client has custom spr/dat. The tibia tales you can use any regular 15.11 client. This month I will reach 6 years online since rookgaard tales started. I have prestige among the community and my real name and data is always available for everyone to check.
Is there anything other than that? Because it would be easy to replace those files at the 910 directory of OTC. Also, I believe that OTC works better at older protocols.
My OTC refused to recognize the files. I am not sure, but it seems that the branch which supports protocol 15 hasn't been merged with the main one (which seems an indication that it is not very mature yet).
I was never very active here on OtLand, but I was on OTFans. I even got full access to their OpenTibia server repositories and contributed to them a little bit. Maybe you remember me, I certainly remember you. I like your style, a serious OT developer whose servers still have that old community feeling. Your servers aren't mere boring copies of Tibia, and neither are you money-driven. So, in your particular case, the issue isn't exactly about trust. There are other factors, as well, like the fact that I am a Linux user. But the main concern is that, while running CipSoft's client, BattlEye might detect a modified version of their client and consider it a bot. Although I don't play Tibia anymore, I wouldn't want to lose my characters. Also, I would like to invite my best friend to join me on the server, but she still plays CipSoft's Tibia (and she has a reasonably high-level character there).
Yes, I remember you! It's been a long time. Why did OTFans close? I liked that site.
What about rookgaard tales? Have you edited the default protocol at the client? Some days ago, I tried to login on it with OTC and I couldn't. So it doesn't seem to be an issue with DAT/SPR only. If it was, it would be bugged (or crash) in the game, after logging in.
In fact, our default client is OTCV8. Are you trying to run your custom client? cough*bot*cough
Friend, go play something else, OTServers are not for you. You want the server to adapt to your personal needs, that's crazy... if this one isn't the way you want it, find another one and move on with your life...
Isn't that she probably used an old otc to play with outdated content, I've upgraded graphics several times, you know to add the new item ids and looktypes.
OTCV8?! A closed source fork of OTC client...
I don't see a point at using a bot. I am not a power gamer. In Cipsoft's Tibia, I was the kind of player who spent more time trying to solve the Sword of Fury Quest or the Serpentine Tower Quest, than actually hunting. At some point, I realized that these were not real quests and then started having fun solving quests like Desert Quest and Paradox Tower without any spoiler, trying to understand every single step. Do I look like the type of a player who would use a bot? lol
To be honest, I wonder if you are right. A long time ago, I used to be very active at this community (even though not at OTLand, my main forum was OTFans) and I liked it a lot. Now I am trying to get back so many years later and I am not feeling connected to the spirit of this place anymore. First of all, instead of a funny hobby, most projects are about to get money. And it seems that even if you are trying to build a project with motivations other than get some money, you are stuck with the usage of closed source applications because nowadays just a few develop open sourced tools for the community. So, instead of an open sourced OTC with many available good modules developed by the community, we are stuck with a closed sourced OTCV8 to get basic stuff working.
Actually, I compiled the latest trunk version of OTC (Mehah's version). But it doesn't seem to support tibia 15 protocol yet, although there is a branch in their repositories whose name suggests experimental support (but I didn't try it out). That is why I asked about rookgaard tales, as it seems to use an older version.
OTCV8?! A closed source fork of OTC client...
Which means I've got to trust not only you, but also the developers of OTCV8...
I don't see a point at using a bot. I am not a power gamer. In Cipsoft's Tibia, I was the kind of player who spent more time trying to solve the Sword of Fury Quest or the Serpentine Tower Quest, than actually hunting. At some point, I realized that these were not real quests and then started having fun solving quests like Desert Quest and Paradox Tower without any spoiler, trying to understand every single step. Do I look like the type of a player who would use a bot? lol
To be honest, I wonder if you are right. A long time ago, I used to be very active at this community (even though not at OTLand, my main forum was OTFans) and I liked it a lot. Now I am trying to get back so many years later and I am not feeling connected to the spirit of this place anymore. First of all, instead of a funny hobby, most projects are about to get money. And it seems that even if you are trying to build a project with motivations other than get some money, you are stuck with the usage of closed source applications because nowadays just a few develop open sourced tools for the community. So, instead of an open sourced OTC with many available good modules developed by the community, we are stuck with a closed sourced OTCV8 to get basic stuff working.
Actually, I compiled the latest trunk version of OTC (Mehah's version). But it doesn't seem to support tibia 15 protocol yet, although there is a branch in their repositories whose name suggests experimental support (but I didn't try it out). That is why I asked about rookgaard tales, as it seems to use an older version.
Cheers,
Assassina Mutante.
Tibia Tales uses OTC Redemption which is open source (Mehah) and it does support 15.11 it's right at our download section, or just merge the pull request and compile it by yourselfOTCV8?! A closed source fork of OTC client...
Which means I've got to trust not only you, but also the developers of OTCV8...
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