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I was using a 2013 client but know I'm changing to a 2014 version. When I start the game the client don't open. Appear a windowns error. What' should I do? 

I Already tried to add this data :
https://github.com/ROClientSide/Translation

What change in data in 2014?

 

I don't know if I diff something wrong. I use nemo to do a 2014-06-13

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open this file srccommonmmo.h

find these line :

 

#ifndef PACKETVER
 #define PACKETVER 20140205
#endif // PACKETVER

 

make sure your packetver date (in bold) is same with your client (format yyyymmdd).

and if you make any change, don't forget to recompile it.

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Also, its expected that client won't work, since we don't have packets for that client..(so you have to extract packets and put in packets.h to use that client)

We have packets till client Date: 20140416

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Also, its expected that client won't work, since we don't have packets for that client..(so you have to extract packets and put in packets.h to use that client)

We have packets till client Date: 20140416

 

open this file srccommonmmo.h

find these line :

 

#ifndef PACKETVER
 #define PACKETVER 20140205
#endif // PACKETVER

 

make sure your packetver date (in bold) is same with your client (format yyyymmdd).

and if you make any change, don't forget to recompile it.

 
 

but the problem is in arquives (.grf) because I can't open the client.

The 2014-01-15 works, but the others don't (204-03-05+)

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Also, its expected that client won't work, since we don't have packets for that client..(so you have to extract packets and put in packets.h to use that client)

We have packets till client Date: 20140416

 

>open this file srccommonmmo.h

find these line :

 

#ifndef PACKETVER

 #define PACKETVER 20140205

#endif // PACKETVER

 

make sure your packetver date (in bold) is same with your client (format yyyymmdd).

and if you make any change, don't forget to recompile it.

 
 

but the problem is in arquives (.grf) because I can't open the client.

 

Have you diffed the client? can you provide us the link to client you used and the patches that you applied?

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Restore Login Window Failed with NEMO Patcher, so maybe use some launcher to launch to client (ROLEX(http://herc.ws/board/topic/930-rolex/) or LOKI(http://herc.ws/board/topic/1070-loki-launcher-last-update-2013-08-19/)).

 

Although I may recommend you to use older client till we have packets for 2013-06-** clients.

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Restore Login Window Failed with NEMO Patcher, so maybe use some launcher to launch to client (ROLEX(http://herc.ws/board/topic/930-rolex/) or LOKI(http://herc.ws/board/topic/1070-loki-launcher-last-update-2013-08-19/)).

 

Although I may recommend you to use older client till we have packets for 2013-06-** clients.

Now when I try to diff other 2014-01-15, when I put the my key, right or wrong, the game close.

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Diff with restore login window,

and dont diff with use sso login packets(for this you need loki or rolex launcher)

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