Compiling prof and level in the login.

[Scrappy Coco]

It is possible that in tfs 1.2

 

[Gesior.pl]

Maybe.. you can try.
Here is code that list characters on account:
https://github.com/otland/forgottenserver/blob/master/src/protocollogin.cpp#L79

As we can see it sends 1 world ID and world name is server name. You must send more world names (and put there description of characters).

Orginal code:

    //Add char list
    output->addByte(0x64);

    output->addByte(1); // number of worlds

    output->addByte(0); // world id
    output->addString(g_config.getString(ConfigManager::SERVER_NAME));
    output->addString(g_config.getString(ConfigManager::IP));
    output->add<uint16_t>(g_config.getNumber(ConfigManager::GAME_PORT));
    output->addByte(0);

    uint8_t size = std::min<size_t>(std::numeric_limits<uint8_t>::max(), account.characters.size());
    output->addByte(size);
    for (uint8_t i = 0; i < size; i++) {
        output->addByte(0);
        output->addString(account.characters[i]);
    }

Modified code that should show levels:

    //Add char list
    output->addByte(0x64);

    uint8_t size = std::min<size_t>(std::numeric_limits<uint8_t>::max(), account.characters.size());

    output->addByte(size); // number of worlds = number of characters

    // load characters levels
    std::ostringstream query;
    query.str(std::string());
    query << "SELECT `name`, `level`, `deletion` FROM `players` WHERE `account_id` = " << account.id << " ORDER BY `name` ASC";
    DBResult_ptr result = db->storeQuery(query.str());

    uint8_t fakeWorldId = 0;
    if (result) {
        do {
            if (result->getNumber<uint64_t>("deletion") == 0) {
                output->addByte(fakeWorldId); // world id

                std::ostringstream description;
                description.str(std::string());
                // here generate description
                description << "Level " << result->getNumber<uint32_t>("level");

                output->addString(description.str());

                output->addString(g_config.getString(ConfigManager::IP));
                output->add<uint16_t>(g_config.getNumber(ConfigManager::GAME_PORT));
                output->addByte(0); // idk what about that byte, is it end of list or end of list element?

                ++fakeWorldId;
            }
        } while (result->next());
    }

    output->addByte(size);
    for (uint8_t i = 0; i < size; i++) {
        output->addByte(i); // i'm almost sure it's world id, so we put there character description
        output->addString(account.characters[i]);
    }

It first code debug client at login try second version [I don't know what does 1 bit in login protocol, I put it in different places in these codes]:

[PHP]
    //Add char list
    output->addByte(0x64);

    uint8_t size = std::min<size_t>(std::numeric_limits<uint8_t>::max(), account.characters.size());

    output->addByte(size); // number of worlds = number of characters

    // load characters levels
    std::ostringstream query;
    query.str(std::string());
    query << "SELECT `name`, `level`, `deletion` FROM `players` WHERE `account_id` = " << account.id << " ORDER BY `name` ASC";
    DBResult_ptr result = db->storeQuery(query.str());

    uint8_t fakeWorldId = 0;
    if (result) {
        do {
            if (result->getNumber<uint64_t>("deletion") == 0) {
                output->addByte(fakeWorldId); // world id

                std::ostringstream description;
                description.str(std::string());
                // here generate description
                description << "Level " << result->getNumber<uint32_t>("level");

                output->addString(description.str());

                output->addString(g_config.getString(ConfigManager::IP));
                output->add<uint16_t>(g_config.getNumber(ConfigManager::GAME_PORT));

                ++fakeWorldId;
            }
        } while (result->next());
    }
    output->addByte(0); // idk what about that byte, is it end of list or end of list element?

    output->addByte(size);
    for (uint8_t i = 0; i < size; i++) {
        output->addByte(i); // i'm almost sure it's world id, so we put there character description
        output->addString(account.characters[i]);
    }