Kagami - Go MapleStory server emulator + maplelib

[Franc[e]sco]

I've been recently messing with the Go programming language and I'm really enjoying it, so I decided to code a MapleStory server emulator in go and a Go maplelib.

This project is purely for my personal entertainment. I'm having lots of fun developing it at the moment, but there is no guarantee that I will finish it.

I've been working on this since the beginning of September, but I never really thought about posting it here until I saw that there's other people exploring this language for server development in here, so I figured I'd also post it here as a resource for everyone who needs info on golang maplestory development.

Kagami (server emulator):

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maplelib (encryption, wz xml parsing and other tools):

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It uses GMS v62 at the moment because the packets are already documented in OdinMS and other emulators, but I will eventually port it to older versions of maplestory once it's more complete (possibly around v30-v40).

Latest features:

• Character selection / creation / deletion and multiple worlds/channels - done (
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• Getting in game -
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• Loading maps from wz xml files - done
• Basic in-game sync/handling - WIP (
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[Halcyon]

Always cool to see servers coded in new languages.

 

[sunnyboy]

Maybe when you finish it i'll downgrade it to work for v1-v39

 

[Darter]

haha saw your thread on ccplz and thought to myself... "shouldnt this be on RZ?" and now it is Good luck on your dev! Is Go a new programming trend now ?

 

[Franc[e]sco]

haha saw your thread on ccplz and thought to myself... "shouldnt this be on RZ?" and now it is Good luck on your dev! Is Go a new programming trend now ?

I've been looking for a high-level c-like programming language that still compiled to native executables for a long time and go seems to be the answer. It's more C-like than it looks and the syntax is super neat.
Also, it compiles much faster than c/c++ projects of the same size (mainly because I'm using less and less 3rd party libs) and the std library is so rich you almost never need third party libraries.

 

[Franc[e]sco]

correctly retrieving inventory & equips from the database.

 

[Fraysa]

Good Luck! Looks awesome.

 

[Bertie Bott]

Progress has been great! Keep it up!

 

[Tycho]

Wow, Amazing! Keep up the good work.

 

[Zygon]

Looks interesting. Very well documented.

Good luck.

 

[Skorch]

fking cool poop man
trippy

 

[Fraysa]

fking cool poop man
trippy

reported 4 bump

 

[Skorch]

reported 4 bump

5 days is not bump!!!!!!

 

[Kiren]

Wow awesome.