How to add new KEY (tibia.dat/spr) to RME ?

[Fresh]

Hello.
I've problem.
I have custom client (8.54) - new outfits , items.
And if i trying to run RME and map for 8.54 clients i have error - Unsupported client version (8).

And my question is:
How I can add new key for tibia.dat & tibia.spr to clients.xml ?

<clients>
<client version="7.40">
<data dat="0x41BF619C" spr="0x41B9EA86"/>
</client>
<client version="7.60">
<data dat="0x439D5A33" spr="0x439852BE"/>
</client>
<client version="8.00">
<data dat="0x467FD7E6" spr="0x467F9E74"/>
</client>
<client version="8.10">
<data dat="0x475D3747" spr="0x475D0B01"/>
<data dat="0x47F60E37" spr="0x47EBB9B2"/>
</client>
<client version="8.20 - 8.31">
<data dat="0x486905AA" spr="0x4868ECC9"/>
<data dat="0x486CCA2B" spr="0x4868ECC9"/>
<data dat="0x489980A1" spr="0x489980A5"/>
<data dat="0x48DA1FB6" spr="0x48C8E712"/>
</client>
<client version="8.40">
<data dat="0x493D607A" spr="0x493D4E7C"/>
<data dat="0x49B7CC19" spr="0x49B140EA"/>
<data dat="0x49C233C9" spr="0x49B140EA"/>
</client>
<client version="8.50">
<data dat="0x4A49C5EB" spr="0x4A44FD4E"/>
<data dat="0x4A4CC0DC" spr="0x4A44FD4E"/>
<data dat="0x4AE97492" spr="0x4A44FD4E"/>
</client>
<client version="8.54 (bad)">
<data dat="0x4B1E2CAA" spr="0x4B1E2C87"/>
<data dat="0x4B28B89E" spr="0x4B1E2C87"/>
</client>
<client version="8.54">
<data dat="0x4B1E2CAA" spr="0x4B1E2C87"/>
<data dat="0x4B28B89E" spr="0x4B1E2C87"/>
</client>
<client version="8.60 (old)">
<data dat="0x4C2C7993" spr="0x4C220594"/>
</client>
<client version="8.60">
<data dat="0x4C2C7993" spr="0x4C220594"/>
</client>
</clients>

Im pleasure if anyone help me

 

[Mazen]

Bump, I'd also like to know.

 

[RaikND]

check it on sources from remere!

 

[Mazen]

Use this:

	<client version="8.60">
		<data dat="0x4E12DAFF" spr="0x4E12DB27"/>
	</client>

It's modified to work with Tibia 9.10 SPR and DAT files.

But it wont solve the whole problem, I'm also trying to figure out how to use RME for 9.10.

Also, don't forget to replace items.xml and items.otb with the 9.10 ones inside data/860.

check it on sources from remere!

No hopefully we don't need to. Besides, we don't have the source code for RME 2.1.