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View File Client Rodex Return Button Handler Adds support for "Return" button in the Rodex mail UI. Allows recipients to return a mail back to the sender by clicking the button in the client interface. Compatible with the latest version of Hercules Successfully built on Windows (MSVC) and Debian 12 (GCC) Thoroughly tested with client version: 2022-04-06 and 2025-03-19 Note The "Return" button is available in client versions from approximately 2022-03-30 and later. Setup 1. Set PACKETVER >= 20220330 in /src/common/mmo.h 2. Recompile your Hercules server with the plugin 🔗 https://github.com/AcidMarco/ro-releases Submitter AcidMarco Submitted 06/05/25 Category Plugins -
Coming back to report that after hours upon hours of trial and error, I managed to make a working client with the features I want. I can't say I learned much about how it all works, my success was born of desperation and stubbornness and nothing else hahahahahahaha. The last error I squished was "CPetEvolutionMgr file init" that for some reason was being caused by having the patch "Disable map signs" applied. Ah, what I wouldn't give for a community made, open source, free RO client, well documented and easy to use like the server software... alas, we can't have everything, and it is way beyond my capacity to make or contribute. Thanks again for the help! -
Yeah, I know the feeling. But I believe the PC is rarely the issue, most of the time is just incompatible files -
Thank you so much for trying to help! I'll try using your tips to debug and see if I can fix it. It's very frustrating doing the exact same thing the guides tell you to do and it not working, there is video out there of people doing exactly what I did and getting a working client! I'm starting to think my PC is the problem... Need to visit a friend and try using their PC and see if it works.
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It has been a long while since I last built one, and I never used WARP. But I think I can give you a few ideas... All those errors are related to bad lua files. Maybe the way you generated them is giving bad results, maybe you have an issue loading them. I can't guide on the translation project as I only used it once or twice to mixed results, so I usually just build my client manually... Here are some tips to try to debug these issues: 1. "attempt to call a nil value" means the function does not exists. Check if you have those LUAs and they have the required function - queryRegionInfo: data\lua files\seekparty\party_booking.lub or data\lua files\seekparty\party_booking_function.lub (I am not sure which one is loaded when, but I can see both has this function) - ResetTheHotKey: data\lua files\hotkey.lub If you don't have these functions in those files, this is likely the cause. If you do, maybe you have an issue loading your GRF. You can try tweaking how you generate your client from translation project and see if you get a better lua as output... just throwing ideas here as I don't know how to use it. 2. "attempt to index global 'JobSkillTab' (a nil value)" as far as I remember, means some code is doing JobSkillTAb[IDX] while JobSkillTab is not initialized Check if data/luafiles514/lua files/skillinfoz/skillinfo_f.lub is initializing a table: JobSkillTab = {} -- I think this is the root cause. If it is not, your lua files are bad for this client Hope this helps
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