Lavenblade

Very nice!

It's all finished on my end, just waiting for my pull request to be merged.

I saw this thread recently so I opened up an issue and have started working on updating FluxCP to use Google reCaptcha V2. https://github.com/HerculesWS/FluxCP/issues/46

Interesting. so something to do with permission then. Packing works here, maybe you need move patcher out ro client first or run packer in administrator. Ah, yeah it was a permission issue. I haven't disabled UAC on this new computer. 2.6.4.13b does not have any errors when executed outside OR inside the RO Client directory on a Windows 10 machine. Nice job. Hmm, with more recent testing Packing seems to fail a lot with 2.6.4.13b. Even when running as administrator. When it fails, there is a .tmp file that I can rename to .exe and it seems it actually packs it properly. The workaround is to just rename the temp file. Not sure why it fails though.

Ah, I didn't realize they were all forks of one another. Thanks @@Dastgir

I want to add on to this, actually. Why was C chosen over C++ respectively? @@evilpuncker How did they know better? Was there something wrong with using C++?

I was under the assumption Hercules was following kRO behavior and not Aegis. If that is the case, I believe the report should have remained open and marked unconfirmed. Now to find someone who can confirm this...

How do we go about testing kRO behavior?

I saw that report you made. I feel like that report was tossed out too quickly. I was under the assumption that CT was unable to be reflected by any means. %Damage cards do not even effect CT. I've never seen CT be reflected by OL. Then again, I've never played official. I did see in your screenshots you were using RE. Are the behaviors maybe different in regards to Pre-RE vs RE? I am only familiar with Pre-RE. If this behavior can't be changed, I'd like an explaination of how it even makes sense... Almost certain Valk Mant and such also doesn't reflect CT... Maybe a toggle in the config is in order?

Sweet, thanks for the suggestions.

Surely with all of these developers around here, someone knows something?

Hmm, can anyone confirm if the only way to do this is via hexing? If so, has anyone done this before? Can this be done with a simple find and replace? I have zero experience hexing, so I could not accomplish this alone. Perhaps something like this is straightforward and easy to accomplish. Looking for anymore insight if possible.

I'm currently working on creating a new skin for my client. An example to get the idea of what I'm going for: However, the text on some windows are automatically generated. Meaning, it doesn't blend well with the colors I have selected. An example of the title below: Back to my question, is there any way at all to change the font color of all of the text that is output onto UI elements? All suggestions and solutions are appreciated!

Interesting. so something to do with permission then. Packing works here, maybe you need move patcher out ro client first or run packer in administrator. Ah, yeah it was a permission issue. I haven't disabled UAC on this new computer. 2.6.4.13b does not have any errors when executed outside OR inside the RO Client directory on a Windows 10 machine. Nice job.

I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but the error only occurs when the Thor Patcher is located in the directory of the RO Client. If it's located anywhere else in the file system, there is no error at all. EDIT: I tried to test 2.6.4.13b but I am not able to pack the configuration with ConfigGenerator.exe. It says that it fails. Packing works with 2.6.4.13 but not 2.6.4.13b.

Yes I do receive similar bug report. However I couldn't figure out the reason as I wasn't able to reproduce it on both windows 10 and 8Hmm, that's strange. I'll provide more information if I ever figure out anything else. Is it possible to release a version that's in debug mode so that I can get you more information on where the error is occuring at runtime? If not I suppose I'll patiently wait for version 3.

When launching with V2.6.4.13 I'm getting this error: After I click okay, Thor will start up. EDIT: I am running Windows 10.

I guess I just don't understand the differences between your Add-on and Yommy's. They have two different links on Github but seem to be the same.

Yes, that makes sense I think. So your FlucCP Add-on works backwards compatible with your source patch and Yommy's plugin. Yommys FluxCP Add-on only works for her plugin, and not your source patch. So you recommend using your FluxCP Add-on just incase I decide to switch from plugin to patch since it's backwards compatible?

Yommy have addon for web site? I have no information about it. I thought that's what this is: I assumed you and Yommy both had your own source, standalone, and fluxcp plugin. Maybe I am just misunderstanding. =( EDIT: They all point to different repos on GitHub.

Thank you very much for that information. EDIT: What's the difference between your add-on and Yommy's? xD

What's the difference between yours and Yommy's version?

Thanks for the tip, I edited the post and did just that!

I know there are many threads on the subject, but I have more specific questions. @@Functor I'm looking for something that not only works really well, but is going to last long term. I was getting attached to HaShield until it was given up on. I heard Gepard is the current leader when it comes to Anti-Hack/Anti-Cheat Software. However, I have a few concerns that I hope can be addressed by the developer or this community. 1) How long is Gepard expected to be worked on? Nothing worse than investing in a product only to be abandoned in the next 3 to 6 months. 2) Once I make the purchase, will the software wirk indefinately? Does it require access to third party services before it will work? I.e. Connecting to Gepard servers to validate license. The reason for this is so I know the product will work indefinately even if the developer fell off the face of the earth. 3) Is Gepard client or server side? 4) What exploits does Gepard block? 5) Are there any current vulnerabilities in Gepard? 6) How is Gepard integrated? Hooks into the source? Hooks into the client? 7) How difficult is the initial setup? 8) How much does a permanent license cost? 9) Are there any cons or problems associated to using Gepard? If anyone can answer these questions, I'd greatly appreciate it and I'm sure new developers seeking out Gepard will as well.

Take a look here at the client translation project: http://herc.ws/board/topic/398-client-translation-project/ You'll want to update and replace the files within that Git Repo on the client side.