guys help me on my project ultimate launcher!

[joelolopez]

aheheh im developing a very kewl (for me) launcher but i want to use a SSO login if im not mistaken with the term? the one that logs in through the launcher, am right?

 

like the other launchers out there, you can login your account through the launcher itself not in the login screen remember guys?

sorry im very bad in grammar xp

Edited December 13, 2014 by joelolopez

[Conflicts]

I am not sure how to respond to this topic. So I'll just leave this here;

[K e o u g h]

Be specific when posting though.. Haha..

[tr0n]

He means that he's working on a project where you can login into your account in launcher/patcher. So you don't need to login ingame anymore, you instantly go to the character selection I guess ?

[Zell]

I think he want to make a auto patcher with login in this, ex: tor patcher with login ?

 

Or do you wanna a launcher like this?

 

[joelolopez]

I think he want to make a auto patcher with login in this, ex: tor patcher with login ?

 

Or do you wanna a launcher like this?

 

yeah thats it zell how can login through my launcher

He means that he's working on a project where you can login into your account in launcher/patcher. So you don't need to login ingame anymore, you instantly go to the character selection I guess ?

yeah thats right sir:3

im using visual studio 2008, how can i make my input box communicate with my client xp, im clueless...

[Tokei]

Launchers (normally) only launch the client by using the following command line :

"yourRO.exe" -t:password username server -1rag1

Where password is the password and username is the username. Could also be -1sak1, depending on your diffs. You must also uncheck the "restore login window" when diffing obviously.

 

Not sure how you'd make... an SSO login though!

Edited December 14, 2014 by Tokei

[joelolopez]

Launchers (normally) only launch the client by using the following command line :

"your.ro" -t:password username server -1rag1

Where password is the password and username is the username. Could also be -1sak1, depending on your diffs. You must also uncheck the "restore login window" when diffing obviously.

 

Not sure how you'd make... an SSO login though!

i dont get it ahahah, am i suppose to assign variable name username and password to my 2 textbox?

[Zell]

Well, I first recommend you to learn the basics of programming

[Tokei]

Oups, I made a typo in my command line, anyway.

 

This is actually a rather simple call. I do not know which language you're using, but here's a sample for C# anyway.

var password = _textBoxPassword.Text;
var username = _textBoxUsername.Text;
var serverType = "-1rag1";
var clientPath = @"yourRO.exe";
Process.Start(clientPath, String.Format("-t:{0} {1} server {2}", password, username, serverType));

As for C++, look for the system(...) function. C++'s not my favorite language though, so you'll probably want to google a bit for alternatives if it doesn't do what you're looking for. Either way, a simple "start process with arguments [language here]" google search should help you more than enough on how to launch a process with arguments.

system("\"C:\\RO\\yourRO.exe\" \"-t:password username server -1rag1\");

[Zell]

I maked mine launcher on delphi, if you want the line code

[joelolopez]

Well, I first recommend you to learn the basics of programming

i already know some basic programming, c++, html,php,java ,visual studio

 

[tr0n]

visual studio is an IDE not an programing language. Anyways. Tokei gave a very easy solution for this. I guess if you know the "basics" you should have no problems to do this.

[joelolopez]

 

Oups, I made a typo in my command line, anyway.

 

This is actually a rather simple call. I do not know which language you're using, but here's a sample for C# anyway.

var password = _textBoxPassword.Text;
var username = _textBoxUsername.Text;
var serverType = "-1rag1";
var clientPath = @"yourRO.exe";
Process.Start(clientPath, String.Format("-t:{0} {1} server {2}", password, username, serverType));

As for C++, look for the system(...) function. C++'s not my favorite language though, so you'll probably want to google a bit for alternatives if it doesn't do what you're looking for. Either way, a simple "start process with arguments [language here]" google search should help you more than enough on how to launch a process with arguments.

system("\"C:\\RO\\yourRO.exe\" \"-t:password username server -1rag1\");

sir tokei im using visual studio 2008, and i already use the codes that you said but it seems that its not communicating with the server.. it say account:server id:1 , it suppose to say account:joelolopez id:200001 bla bla.. and then it gives me reject from server...do you have visual studio there xo can you give me the exact code coz im out of options..