nanakiwurtz

Replace +20 with SC_FOOD_xxx_CASH

Search the forum, I forget but the links are everywhere

0x100+ 0x020 + 0x010 + 0x008 + 0x002 = 0x13A not 0x140 The value won't be mixed up even when they are added together, because it's binary, it uses 1 and 0 boolean flag... Nope, 0x128+0x002 = 0x12A. When you see a number with 0x as it's prefix, it means it's a hex value, don't mix with ordinary decimal calculation where 8+2 = 10, in Hex 8+2=A.

Hmm.. I realize the benefit of a Diff file, it's very easy to apply the patch, but the major downside for me is, I don't know how to create a diff file and if I want to change the client then I have to wait for a next version diff to be released by Diff maker, such as ai4rei.. And some people may want to customize their language into their natives too Location: Press Esc --> Video Configuration Korean: ÀüÀå Hex: C0FCC0E5 (near 4E6F4374726C00006974656D00000000736B696C6C) Suggestion: More [4D6F7265] Location: Press Esc --> Sound Configuration Korean: ÆÄƼ¿ø ã±â ¾Ë¶÷ Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Use 3D Effect (?) Inventory Window: Location: Press Alt+E Korean: Àåºñ Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Equip Korean: °³ÀÎ Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Fav Korean: ¾ÆÀÌÅÛ ¹ö¸®±â Àá±Ý Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Item Lock Party Window: Location: Press Alt+Z Korean: ÆÄƼ°á¼º Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Create Party Location: Press Alt+Z --> Create Party Korean: ÆÄƼ À̸§ µî·Ï Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Party Name Location: Party Window Korean: ÆÄƼÃÊ´ë Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Add to Party Location: Party Window Korean: ÆÄƼŻÅð Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Leave Party Location: Party Window --> Add to Party Korean: ÃÊ´ëÇÒ Ä³¸¯ÅÍ À̸§ Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Type character's name Location: Party Window --> Add to Party --> Press OK without typing anything Korean: ij¸¯Å͸íÀ» ÀÔ·ÂÇÏ¼Å¾ß ÇÕ´Ï´Ù. Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Please type the character's name you want to invite to this party. Location: Press Alt+Z --> Create Party --> Press OK without typing anything Korean: ÆÄƼÀ̸§À» ÀÔ·ÂÇÏ¼Å¾ß ÇÕ´Ï´Ù. Hex: N/A (msgstringtable) Suggestion: Please insert the name of your party.

Look in your conf file and adjust this line chars_per_account: 9 And for the second, you may need to edit the source code..

2010-04-10? I believe that what you mean is 2012-04-10

Oh good idea, external functions via include..

Latest one is usually the best, but not the most stable. Just pick one from 2012 and try each one until you find something that is suitable for you.

You should check in the Client-Support area, there's lots of + and - of these clients

Get the latest lua files or data folder from a more recent version

//#define RENEWAL_CAST

Commenting the line is add a pair of / in front of the word. Example: some codes //commented <---

Have you try to use luafiles514?

Try <servicetype>brazil</servicetype>

Read about clientinfo.xml in the rAthena Wiki, if I'm not mistaken it's saying something about Langtype

Use Shin's Diff Patcher, and select 'Disable swear filter'

Hmm show some effort, read other's post or use the Search button above to solve that problem, it's been asked and answered again and again.. I believe you can solve it too

I edit this Into this in less than 3 minutes

File Name: nkwz rA Toolkit File Submitter: nanakiwurtz File Submitted: 16 Sep 2012 File Category: Client Tools Content Author: nanakiwurtz A multi-purpose tool, written to help rAthena users Features: - Converts Latin character into Hex value and vice versa - Checks MD5 Hash of any executable file (exe) - Shows informations about your WAN & LAN IP Address - Get selected diff from Shin's Diff Patcher and turns them into a list for easier paste into forum - Counts usable characters to be used with WDGTranslateClient.dll - Item Maker, to help you create a custom item easily, saved on item_db2.txt MD5 Hash Result: nkwz rA Tookit.exe: 2C026C75B0A937FEFD5F7D365093C56F Click here for complete information about this tool Click here to download this file

-[Client Hexing Tutorial by nkwz*]- Hi! This is a tutorial for those who are interested in learning how to edit your client.exe from beginning. This tutorial will be divided into several topics: 1. Introduction 2. Basic Knowledge 3. Tools 4. Client Editing 5. Help the rA Community! 6. Credits I want to share my knowledge about client hexing, and I'd like to make this project as an rA Community Project. It's better to have more people joining this project, because it needs lots of effort for making a fully translated client. Suggestion and questions are always welcomed, and sorry for my poor English 1. INTRODUCTION rAthena is one of the popular Ragnarok Online emulator, some of you maybe already know about other emulators such as eAthena or 3CeAM. In order to play RO, we need something named as server and client. rA, eA and the others are Server. kRO, Miruku and the others are Client. Actually you can find another custom client package, just search throughout this forum and you'll find some. Most of rA codes based from kRO, not iRO. And that's why some of the original client (not hexed yet) comes with lots of Korean words hardcoded inside them, although some part of it is already translated into English but we still need to convert Korean letters into Latin first. I recommend to translate the client from Korean into English first, because it'll be easier if you want to translate your own client.exe into your native language later. 2. BASIC KNOWLEDGE 2a. Numeral System In our daily life we use a "Base 10" numeral system, called as Decimal. It goes from 0,1,2,3....10,11,12.... But in programming world, there's also other numerical bases such as: Binary (Base 2), Octal (Base 8), Hexadecimal (Base 16). In Decimal, we count from 0-9, when we add another 1 into 9, the result is 10. In Binary, it only have 2 numbers, 1 and 0. 1 Decimal = 1 Binary, 2 Decimal = 10 Binary. 3 --> 11, 4 --> 100, 5 --> 101, 6 --> 110, 7 --> 111, 8 --> 1000. In Octal is the same, they only have 0-7, there is no '8' in this numeral system. What about Hex? It's Base 16 right? How many numbers do they have in this numeral system? Of course 16. But what to come after 10? Hex has a special case, because Hex borrows 10 numbers from Decimal (That is 0-9) and also borrows 6 letters from Latin (A-F). So if you add 1 into 9, it doesn't become 10, instead it will becomes A. 0,1,2,3.....9,10,A,B,C... What to expect if you add 1 into F? Guess what, it becomes 10! So, 9 Decimal --> 9 Hex, 10 --> A, 15 --> F, 16 --> 10, 50 --> 32, 100 --> 64. That's why they are called as "Base x", x means how many numbers they have in their numeral system. 2b. File Structure This topic isn't necessary though, but I just want to help you to understand how executable file works. There are numerous of file types in nowadays computing world, starting with the widely known txt, mp3, avi, jpg, bmp, xls, exe. This time, what we need to know is only about exe files. In Windows, almost all of applications are 'exe' files. Coders/Developers write out codes in either Low Level Language or High Level one, and after that the codes are compiled into something that we (computer user) could use without knowing anything about programming language. When the exe file is being compiled, it also store something which called as "Header" in it's beginning lines. Different compiler generates different header too. One of the header contains filesize checksum, so that's why we can't edit exe file freely as we want to, because if we're not aware about this problem, our exe file won't work at all... 2c. Hardcode vs Softcode What on earth is that? Hardcode means the code is read from the file itself. So if we want to alter the code, we need some special tools. The case is different for some codes (that some people prefer to call as 'Softcode'), those type of code can be altered because the exe file reads them from outside of the file, the notable example is 'msgstringtable.txt', when you alter the word in that file, you can see the changes when you run your client.exe So when next time someone replied in a post "It's hardcoded in the client", you know exactly what it means 3. TOOLS If we want to edit our client.exe we need some tools, such as: - Hex Editor (Obviously ;P) - Text Processor (I use Notepad++ [set encoding to UTF-8]) - Calculator (Optional) - nkwz rA Toolkit --> http://rathena.org/b...kwz-ra-toolkit/ - Charmap.exe (Can be found in every PC that uses Windows) You can get those tools in the internet. Freeware is okay too.. 4. CLIENT EDITING Phew... After reading those exhausting topics, here we are.. (Afterall I guess that's why you're reading up to this point). First, get some 2012 client.exe. For example here, I use '2012-04-10aRagexeRE.exe', any 2012 version will do, as long as the client developer doesn't change the file structure (>_<') Then open your client.exe in hex editor, you'll notice 3 sections. The leftmost part is called Offset, the middle part is Hex stream/data, the right part is ASCII data. Offset is like a location pointer, and they're increasing if we scroll down. Still remember about Hex numeral system on previous topic? Well.. here they are, the heart of every exe files, hex! The right part is just a translated code from hex into Latin characters, so some of the data can be more understandable to human eye. The problem is the client.exe comes from Korean developers, so they use their native language, Koreans! That's a nightmare for those who doesn't live in Korea... (Yes it is! ) But if the developer creates an English version, then why am I writing this tutorial? Anyway back to the topic... Hmm.. Make a copy of your client.exe, open one client.exe in hex editor, and run the other one. After you login with correct username and password, there's the Char Selection window, go create a new char. Look, our first Korean word has appeared! If you hasn't install the Korean Language pack, you'll see this "Äɸ¯Å͸¸µé±â" (Note: I uninstall my Korean Language pack in order to see those letters). Open charmap.exe, use Arial font (or another font if you want), and find that strange letters one by one. (I know this is exhausting, that's why I want to make this project as a Community Project). After you double click each letter found in charmap, you should have all (or some) of the strange letters, well this part is a little tricky because your eye have to be good to see the correct letter, if you picked a wrong letter in charmap, then your conversion process won't be a success. After you collect the letters in charmap, then open 'nkwz rA Toolkit.exe', and you'll see 2 boxes, one is Input Hex, and the other is Input Latin. Paste the letters into 'Input Latin' and voila! You have those secret codes showing in Output Hex! Äɸ¯Å͸¸µé±â --> C4C9B8AFC5CD20B8B8B5E9B1E2 Then go back to your hex editor, search for 'C4C9B8AFC5CD20B8B8B5E9B1E2' (or some part of it), and if you're lucky, then you'll find the position, if not then you'll need to meet an Arch Bishop and request Gloria for Luk+30... Please note that some hex editor can't highlight all of the code even when it's found, so you'll have to see carefully. Look at the nkwz rA Toolkit, at the bottom of the program I also have write a simple line about how many chars that has been converted in the process. Then think about some name that would fit in the game, in http://rathena.org/b...r-2012-clients/ Razor X and Judas picked 'Create Player'. Back at the nkwz rA Toolkit, type Create Player in the Input Latin, and voila again! Suddenly some magical numbers appeared in Output Hex! Important: Look at the bottom part, 'Latin: 13 char'. Make sure you use same amount of chars as the replacement! If you plan to use other name that is shorter that the original, just add some space to the end at Input Latin, so the char amount is the same like hex chars. The next thing after your convert 'Create Player' or 'Create a Char' into hex, let's go back at the hex editor and edit the value according to the generated value in nkwz rA Toolkit in Output Hex. After that, save it and run the file to see if your changes has been made correctly into the client.exe Congratulations! Now you can make your own 2012 client.exe.. ^________^ And that's a wrap! 5. HELP THE rA COMMUNITY! As like I said earlier in this tutorial, I'd like to make this as a Community Project. How to join? Just post a decent and readable screenshot of Korean garbled letters, and also the location of the window/skill/item/chat window info so it's easy to find it in the game, then help us to find the letter in charmap.exe and paste it here, just follow the example post. After that, think of a good name as the replacement (in English please) If you can't think about it now, don't worry, someone may have a good name for it. 6. CREDITS This tutorial is written by me, after I read this post --> http://rathena.org/b...r-2012-clients/ I got inspired to write this tutorial. I wrote down the codes which floating in my head last night, and that's how 'nkwz rA Toolkit' was made. Umm.. I compress the exe file with UPX, and some antivirus app doesn't like a file with UPX compression D: Thanks to Razor X for his inspiring post Thanks to Utada Hikaru, Ayumi Hamasaki and also Winamp! ^^ You can call me as nkwz* too, and btw I don't have any Twitter/Facebook account ;P Thanks for reading this tutorial and let's add more power to rA! Example: Image: Location: Login --> Create a new char Korean: Äɸ¯ÅÍ ¸¸µé±â Hex code: C4C9B8AFC5CD20B8B8B5E9B1E2 English Suggestion: Create Player / Create a Char

No.. I mean the name that would fit best as the English replacement, like the #1 Post, you and Judas picked a good name 'Create Player'. And I think that's my biggest problem, to think a good replacement word

My main problem about hexing client is........ The replacement word. Sometimes I find the location but don't have any idea about what to type there for English replacement...

Hmm what kind of vending system do you have?

"Emulator discussion is allowed" <-- Uhh.. what is that?