OpenTibia Realots RME (SEC support)

• Full list (editable) of houses with names, description, rent offset, etc
• Can right click house tiles and edit house from there or paint house tiles
• Should be able to add new spawns (didn't test tbh), but can certainly edit spawns using the monster.db file format, saves when map saves
• Full monster editor with fixed spell parameters options based on Shape and Impact types with parameter names, monster outfit sprite, loot with sprite etc, fully editable, etc etc
• Full objects.srv Item Editor which is customizable, so you can add new Flags and Attribute Keys, but supports a complete list used in objects.srv by default, with item sprite next to each item etc

• Saving does not open a dialog, because it slowed down saving significantly according to Claude (took more like 10 minutes to save earlier, I tried suggesting ways to make it work, but it didn't, according to valgrind and Claude it was something to do with internal sorting being done when rendering the progress bar somehow...???)
• I haven't done any diffs on any files other than SEC files to ensure the SEC files are correct, but the other files also looks right at a quick glance
• I don't know if it compiles on Windows, I use Linux only, but it should - hopefully?
• When you use Monster Editor or Item Editor, make sure you press the Save button in those windows to save, they don't save on map save
• Supports saving to and loading OTBM still
• Also has full Disguise support, highlighting tiles with disguise items as purple, shows the disguise sprite on map, in editor, in Item Editor, in Monster Editor (I think), etc

Tofame said:

Great feature and congratz on contributing.

The only downside I see is that you forked off habsburgos rme. The last commit was 2 years ago, its very outdated RME and not worth working/forking from. Fork the forks.

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• Cloned the repo:
  
  Code:

  git clone https://github.com/Source61/realots-rme.git
  cd realots-rme

• Installed dependencies with Homebrew:
  
  Code:

  brew install boost wxwidgets fmt nlohmann-json freeglut zlib asio

• Built it with CMake:
  
  Code:

  cmake -S . -B build
  cmake --build build

• The CMake file still referenced Boost::system, but modern Boost/Homebrew did not need/provide it the same way anymore. Removing that target fixed the build.
• Some Asio code needed updating from older io_service style to newer io_context / resolver result handling.
• My 8.60 client assets had a custom DAT/SPR signature, so I had to add the DAT/SPR signatures to data/clients.xml for the editor to accept my Tibia.dat and Tibia.spr.
• The editor looked for creature definitions, so I generated a full creatures.xml for RME from my server's monster and NPC XML files. After that, the editor could show/import the creatures properly.

Tibia.dat
Tibia.spr

Mooosie said:

First of all, huge thank you for this editor. It was honestly a lifesaver for my project.

I used Source61/realots-rme to open and edit an old 8.60 Evolutions/TFS 0.4 map, and it worked well after a bit of setup. I was able to save the map, spawn file, and house file, then run it locally on TFS without map load errors.

My setup was macOS.

What I did:

• Cloned the repo:
  
  Code:

  git clone https://github.com/Source61/realots-rme.git
  cd realots-rme

• Installed dependencies with Homebrew:
  
  Code:

  brew install boost wxwidgets fmt nlohmann-json freeglut zlib asio

• Built it with CMake:
  
  Code:

  cmake -S . -B build
  cmake --build build

There were a few small issues I had to fix locally to get it building/running on my machine:

• The CMake file still referenced Boost::system, but modern Boost/Homebrew did not need/provide it the same way anymore. Removing that target fixed the build.
• Some Asio code needed updating from older io_service style to newer io_context / resolver result handling.
• My 8.60 client assets had a custom DAT/SPR signature, so I had to add the DAT/SPR signatures to data/clients.xml for the editor to accept my Tibia.dat and Tibia.spr.
• The editor looked for creature definitions, so I generated a full creatures.xml for RME from my server's monster and NPC XML files. After that, the editor could show/import the creatures properly.

For client assets, I pointed it to my 8.60 asset folder containing:

Code:

Tibia.dat
Tibia.spr

Once that was done, the editor opened the map correctly.
So overall: after a few modern macOS build fixes and client signature setup, it worked very well. Thank you for maintaining this. For old 8.60/TFS maps, this was genuinely useful and saved me a ton of time.

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