Linux Client Tibia 10.77 for Linux

[Sartwood]

Someone could pass link Tibia 10. 77 for Linux ?? I'm looking for hours but can not find download.

Sorry the English, translated by Google.
Att Sartwood.

 

[Milice]

http://clients.************/linux.php?tibia=1077

 

[Eventide]

You can use OTClient and never worry again about finding a Linux client for the right protocol, you can just download the Windows client and extract tibia.spr/dat to the protocol folder.

You'll find Linux releases here: https://github.com/edubart/otclient

However, it's optimal to compile the source code, since releases aren't coming out for a long time, specially the Linux build on the front page, if you use Arch Linux, there is also an AUR package that you can get using "yaourt -S otclient-git", but i don't know how updated it is.

 

[Milice]

You can use OTClient and never worry again about finding a Linux client for the right protocol, you can just download the Windows client and extract tibia.spr/dat to the protocol folder.

You'll find Linux releases here: https://github.com/edubart/otclient

However, it's optimal to compile the source code, since releases aren't coming out for a long time, specially the Linux build on the front page, if you use Arch Linux, there is also an AUR package that you can get using "yaourt -S otclient-git", but i don't know how updated it is.

OTClient doesn'r support the new animationsystem properly so i would highly recommend NOT using 10.57+ with OTC

 

[godoyxd]

You can use OTClient and never worry again about finding a Linux client for the right protocol, you can just download the Windows client and extract tibia.spr/dat to the protocol folder.

You'll find Linux releases here: https://github.com/edubart/otclient

However, it's optimal to compile the source code, since releases aren't coming out for a long time, specially the Linux build on the front page, if you use Arch Linux, there is also an AUR package that you can get using "yaourt -S otclient-git", but i don't know how updated it is.

the aur package was removed from the AUR but the instructions is in edubard github https://github.com/edubart/archlibs/tree/master/linux64/otclient-git

 

[Eventide]

OTClient doesn'r support the new animationsystem properly so i would highly recommend NOT using 10.57+ with OTC

Didn't knew that... What is new about the animation system? I'm out of OT and Tibia for a long time, so if you can update me i would be grateful.

 

[Milice]

Didn't knew that... What is new about the animation system? I'm out of OT and Tibia for a long time, so if you can update me i would be grateful.

Sure, basically they've split outfits into 2 framegroups, there used to be just one where animation frame 1 was just stsnding still and you had 4 frames all in all. Now there are one group for Idle and one for Walking where there are 8 frames instead of 4, for smoother animations, that's the basic idea and therefor the movement in OTC looks laggy and broken

 

[Sartwood]

http://clients.************/linux.php?tibia=1077

@Milice

Thank's for help me, and for sharing the client for with me. =D

You can use OTClient and never worry again about finding a Linux client for the right protocol, you can just download the Windows client and extract tibia.spr/dat to the protocol folder.

You'll find Linux releases here: https://github.com/edubart/otclient

However, it's optimal to compile the source code, since releases aren't coming out for a long time, specially the Linux build on the front page, if you use Arch Linux, there is also an AUR package that you can get using "yaourt -S otclient-git", but i don't know how updated it is.

@Eventide

I liked the practice , I will adhere to it and Thank's for help me. =D