v.109.2 Localhost

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First of all, sorry Hendi, lol.

Before all you guys are going to say that it does not work, test it yourself it DOES work.

It is not made by me.
Credits to anonymous guy who wants to stay anonymous. I won't reply any post or pm about the creator or something like that!


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Have fun, updating to v109.
 
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Re: v.109.1 Localhost

The redirector is more flexible, but let's see if this will be the "new v0.83".

EDIT: Removed the name of the creator due to requests by certain pro's.
 
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Re: v.109.1 Localhost

Now, exactly which packets need to be updated in order for the localhost to get to login/in game?

inb4 NOOB
 
Re: v.109.1 Localhost

Now, exactly which packets need to be updated in order for the localhost to get to login/in game?

inb4 NOOB
Comparing with v83 I assume? Quite a lot. Comparing with v97? Still quite a lot!

This will definitely help when I update to v1.09 in the future.
 
Re: v.109.1 Localhost

localhost v109.1? Interesting! I hope this will move servers from v83 :) , Guys, have fun with updating packets D:
 
Re: v.109.1 Localhost

^ Lol what?

We've been stuck on v83 servers forever because that version at the moment, is one of the only versions (aside from the ones pre-83) that have a stable source.

Main reason why v97 servers aren't as popular (though a localhost is released) is because there isn't a stable source. I'm going to assume that v1.09 servers won't go mainstream cause no one knows how to upgrade (aside from the usual developers that do know how).

Example would be Kevin upgrading Moople to 109, then releasing it and allowing the public to use it like he did with Moople83

This localhost won't make that big of an impact ; again unless an at least <usuable> source is released (usuable means yes; better than what noobjiki released)

and actually, localhosts AREN'T that common.

a v62 localhost was hard to come by (anyone remember those kiki files?) , and when it was v62 went mainstream. and then a v75 localhost was released, then it went <sort of> mainstream, and then finally a v83 was released (after a bit of time) and v83 went mainstream. We've been stuck with 83 for.... 1-2 years now. Main reason why v88s aren't mainstream would be because of the fact that there's no localhost for it.

Nontheless; thank you for the release.
 
Re: v.109.1 Localhost

^ Lol what?

We've been stuck on v83 servers forever because that version at the moment, is one of the only versions (aside from the ones pre-83) that have a stable source.

Main reason why v97 servers aren't as popular (though a localhost is released) is because there isn't a stable source. I'm going to assume that v1.09 servers won't go mainstream cause no one knows how to upgrade (aside from the usual developers that do know how).

Example would be Kevin upgrading Moople to 109, then releasing it and allowing the public to use it like he did with Moople83

This localhost won't make that big of an impact ; again unless an at least <usuable> source is released (usuable means yes; better than what noobjiki released)

and actually, localhosts AREN'T that common.

a v62 localhost was hard to come by (anyone remember those kiki files?) , and when it was v62 went mainstream. and then a v75 localhost was released, then it went <sort of> mainstream, and then finally a v83 was released (after a bit of time) and v83 went mainstream. We've been stuck with 83 for.... 1-2 years now. Main reason why v88s aren't mainstream would be because of the fact that there's no localhost for it.

Nontheless; thank you for the release.

As an addition, some people think that redirectors (those clients that run apart from the game) are localhosts, which is incorrect.
 
Re: v.109.1 Localhost

^ Lol what?

We've been stuck on v83 servers forever because that version at the moment, is one of the only versions (aside from the ones pre-83) that have a stable source.

Main reason why v97 servers aren't as popular (though a localhost is released) is because there isn't a stable source. I'm going to assume that v1.09 servers won't go mainstream cause no one knows how to upgrade (aside from the usual developers that do know how).

Example would be Kevin upgrading Moople to 109, then releasing it and allowing the public to use it like he did with Moople83

This localhost won't make that big of an impact ; again unless an at least <usuable> source is released (usuable means yes; better than what noobjiki released)

and actually, localhosts AREN'T that common.

a v62 localhost was hard to come by (anyone remember those kiki files?) , and when it was v62 went mainstream. and then a v75 localhost was released, then it went <sort of> mainstream, and then finally a v83 was released (after a bit of time) and v83 went mainstream. We've been stuck with 83 for.... 1-2 years now. Main reason why v88s aren't mainstream would be because of the fact that there's no localhost for it.

Nontheless; thank you for the release.
I see, thanks for explaining.
 
Re: v.109.1 Localhost

A v109.1 Localhost? Why do I feel like this has Spudgy written all over it...

Maybe it's the fact he's the best at unpacking, removing thermidia, etc. :)

If it is him, welcome back. If not, great work nonetheless. Time to update from v107 > v109. Any major packet changes?
 
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