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[dragoso]

Hello guys.
Sorry,my English ...
I understand from maple servers, but the part of the client I'm crap. Lol
I have a problem that I would like to solve, or know if someone can do it.
I tried to contact several people on ragezone, and they told me that in order to get the client to accept special characters from other areas, I would have to re-create the client of 0.
But I saw a client from a server:

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Which when searching, I saw that it was a localhost v 83 and it accepts special characters, and it was used from a localhost v 83 of kevin, it was not created from 0.
The question is how was it made to accept the special characters? Does anyone know how to do this?

 

[Eric]

It doesn't require to make a client from 0, just need to JMP a few calls. Anyone who knows their way around the client would know, and I had even explained the names of the functions in which require editing. By default the client is a korean locale, you'll need to modify the application to another locale in order to support that encoding. In addition, you'll need to support that encoding on the server-end as well.

 

[dragoso]

Sorry, I saw it here now.But then I use the IDA and I change the check of some bytes right?Do you know where I would do this? The locations on the client where I have to change? And where do I enable enable Microsoft IME on the client?

 

[anhtanh95]

wait... i'm new on this, and still not understand this part.

By default the client is a korean locale, you'll need to modify the application to another locale in order to support that encoding.

like you said: "by default the client is korean locale"...so...if i want to display korean characters, do i need to modify the application's locale?

 

[Eric]

wait... i'm new on this, and still not understand this part.

like you said: "by default the client is korean locale"...so...if i want to display korean characters, do i need to modify the application's locale?

While the application itself may run on a Korean locale, if you're executing a GMS client, Nexon America has placed checks that prevents people from ever using the IME in addition to ever being able to type a foreign character. If you were to even try, it replaces them with a space (ASCII character 32) which will in turn not do anything at all because an empty message won't send. In order to use any foreign language in a GMS client you must modify it first internally. Afterwards, you can use a program like Resource Hacker or CFF Explorer that can modify the client's language to something else (e.g Japanese).

 

[dragoso]

It doesn't require to make a client from 0, just need to JMP a few calls.

in here not have functions
http://forum.ragezone.com/f923/client-v75-1132709/

In version 75, what functions should i change ?

 

[Eric]

in here not have functions
http://forum.ragezone.com/f923/client-v75-1132709/

In version 75, what functions should i change ?

I listed the names of the functions here: http://forum.ragezone.com/f923/change-edit-localhost-typing-korean-1106162-post8665551/#post8665551

You'll need to find and edit them in v75.

 

[anhtanh95]

I listed the names of the functions here: http://forum.ragezone.com/f923/change-edit-localhost-typing-korean-1106162-post8665551/#post8665551

You'll need to find and edit them in v75.

wwow... i really need this too. thank you so much tt:

 

[dragoso]

howly. thankssssss