Which GRFs are needed in Data.ini?

[blackrabite]

Hello, and thanks in advance for taking a look here!

 

So, server's up and running, and - after a lot of troubleshooting - things are finally working and translated. I am aiming for a more classic-feel server, so I have disabled renewal.h.

 

My question is: in my DATA.INI, I have:

0=my_stuff.grf  

1=data.grf

 

Should I be omitting 2=rdata.grf ? If I leave it out, am I leaving myself and others susceptible to client crashes? My goal for now is to simply preserve the classic RO mechanics.

 

Thank you very much for your input! Below is my setup; any other comments or advice on it are much appreciated:

 

fully updated kRO installation (2013-02-01)

rAthena 17128 : renewal.h IGNORED

 

06-16-2010 diff'd client (NO read data & NO lua before lub)

Alexandria's Data v2.0 + update from SVN

06-16-2010 LUB files + pre-renewal item description

(source: http://svn6.assembla.com/svn/ClientSide/)

 

[java]

oh , u got rdata.grf?? 

 

so the data.ini mustbe like this 

 

 

0=yourgrf.grf

1=rdata.grf

2=data.grf

 

 

rdata and data.grf must be included at ur data.ini  well the hexed its up to you since the 06-16-2010 stable

 

miruku kro = data and rdata is packed into single grf  data.grf

 

CMIIW

Edited February 16, 2013 by java

[java]

ur stuff.grf must be set as 0 and the rest is up to u

 

but if u use newest emulator like rathena i suggest to use newest KRO , miruku for example

Edited February 16, 2013 by java

[blackrabite]

Thanks for the quick reply!

 

I guess what I'm getting at is, what am I losing by NOT including rdata.grf? It doesn't change the functionality of the server, just what resources are available to the client, right?

 

And do you mean to suggest that I should use a newer RE client for hexing? I was mostly just following the advice in Judas' Client Side Bible, and it sounded as though 06-16-2010 had the best compatibility / stability with rAthena (between itself and some 2012 clients). As far as kRO installations go, as mentioned above, I am using a very recent main install (2013-02-01) with all updates. Do you mean to say that Miruku's release of kRO would be better? Thank you so much.