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I've updated You must be registered for see element. to support KMS v1.21 if you or anyone else is interested in running it on an emulator. Thanks for sharing it!

Last I checked there wasn't a public v84.1 localhost on the forum though, unless I missed it?

Well that's why I said if you prefer to suffer, then you could write out the vmt hook in assembly directly within the binary. Also, the original maple binary isn't signed to begin with if we're still talking in terms of the public localhosts we use (which is what I believe he was referring to).

The reason it couldn't be code-caved was because the way I backported it originally was by creating a custom vftable and patched over the original one within Gr2D. It was a total mess and I eventually rewrote how I did it to where you could do some simple code-caves if you wanted to. However, I...

You've compiled and done everything just fine it looks like. The client found a valid port argument and is redirecting you to 127.0.0.1:20001. Remember that this connects to your own server, so you have to have your server emulator running.

Now that Global MapleStory2 has officially shutdown, I figured it'd be a good time to start preserving any clients that are available before they're lost. Since a handful of these were uploaded in the MapleStory section, I've started out with those. Have a client of any region or version that...

As far as open-source is concerned, the best available wzlib for Java is going to be jwzlib by Zygon. You can find the git You must be registered for see element. For examples on how it's used, check out his v62 source Desu which you can find You must be registered for see element.

with adjustments to NMCO it'll work just fine. this works for all versions of maplestory that use NMCO though. as for the winsock hooks, that won't change so they'll always continue to work.

Odin itself was never documented all around, and over the years people have contributed to forks of OdinMS with new classes and functionality which were never documented either. I guess for me the structure makes sense given that I've worked on it previously for years on end, but for newbies...

Yes, I used the source code from that release (available on OP's github).

I have moved this out of WZ Help because this is unrelated. All CSlideNotice ("scrolling bar" as you call it) is client related. Nexon is simply drawing a rectangle box directly through the Canvas library API. The only way to extend the bar is through client editing. The thread you linked...

This isn't intended to be used on Harepacker-resurrected, just the original HaRepacker source code. As far as Harepacker-resurrected goes, they have custom IV encryption on there. For people who have a harder time compiling this stuff, you could use that as an alternative (the only difference...

mapleland v92 devirtualized client: You must be registered for see element.

The thread hasn't changed. Anyone who learned IDA basics from tutorials here on RZ should have started here: You must be registered for see element. Here's the link for the IDB itself from the thread: You must be registered for see element.

New actions can't be added to the wz files without being internally added and handled within the client. This is why Evan's on v83 was such a pain to get working. You can replace existing actions and change them there, but that's it without extensive client edits.