* CWvsApp::SetUp: nop MSLoop_Remove (if present, v91+) * CWvsApp::SetUp: Patch short jz above CSecurit圜lient::InitModule and ::StartModule to short jmp * CWvsApp::SetUp: Change short jmp at the beginning to long jmp that skips all the crap Higher up in the method, change jnz below ZXString::IsEmpty to jmp * WinMain: jz->jmp for ShowADBalloon code (pretty much at the end of method, above push with small number) These are for when you're unpacking a client yourself. In v93+ it is always set because Nexon activated it. When in doubt, you should always prefer this variant. This is required to fix sound on Wine, and on Windows it can also help prevent/lessen the so-called 'GFX issues'. This will allow the client to use up to 4 GB of memory instead of only 2. The '4GB' variants are patched to activate the 'large address space aware' (LAA) flag in the PE header. I sometimes wonder if Nexon submitted byte sequences to AV vendors in the past to detect unpacked clients, in order to scare people off from playing private servers. The signature name is pretty suspicious tbh. That is nothing to worry about and should simply be whitelisted. Note: Unpacked clients can occasionally have false positive AV detections such as 'Trojan.Win32/Mapstosteal'. All my binaries are optimized for low file size and performance (in terms of disabling security checks official clients do). You'll get a fully unprotected single exe binary file that can simply be dropped into the game folder and should run without further complications (compatibility mode settings may be required for old versions on modern Windows). on msdl, or provided by yourself) for the version you're requesting. * There must be full game files available (e.g. This is because VMProtect - and later on newer Themida VM models - cannot be unvirtualized as perfectly as the old CISC-2. * I can only make localhosts for versions <= GMS v111 (or equivalents for other maple regions - ca. Is there a particular version you've always wanted a proper client for? Request it here! I've also seemingly rediscovered a fondness for old MapleStory versions, so I figured why not combine the two and help out the community. Such as 'Shoo.', and 'Leave.'.Occasionally I find myself bored and in unpacking mood.

Instead, I got more insults than mesos from players. Plus, I wasted too much real money just to sell stuff in an attempt to get more mesos. Without my GSE badge, I can't continue on GMS. The destroyed GSE badge on my 3 year old 210 mechanic (via star enhancement window), plus Nexon's lack of equipment compensation ultimately led me to doing the one thing no one would ever encourage me to do: I gave up on GMS. Yes, I literally sacrificed $600CAD in high school lunch money just to get stuff like hair coupons in MS when I could've used that money to get a supercomputer. But instead, I wasted it all on daily-limited quests and trying to get mesos to upgrade equips as well as $600CAD just to get nx and buy stuff (such as meso sacs and shop permits) to get things across and learn things in MS the hard way. After playing on a Private Server for the first time after 3 years on GMS, I realized 'I could've had all my MapleStory Short Story videos done by now'. Kethinov 00:25, 15 July 2006 (UTC) Cleanup Īfter all these years of failed leveling, upgrading, and recruiting of guild members, and a destroyed Ghost Ship Exorcist badge on a 3 year old Mechanic, I decided to retire to a MapleStory Private Server. So long as it is made known in the opening paragraph that the term is colloquially accepted and widespread, but not technically accurate, then I have no problem with the article and would be willing to contribute to it and improve its quality. Jestix 21:13, 12 July 2006 (UTC)Īs the main critic of 'server emulator' I can confirm Jestix' report of a consensus being reached. Samba being a windows-file-server emulator. licq beeing an icq emulator, gaim beeing an aim emulator.

there is valid concern, that the term may be used with analogous logic to e.g.server emulator therefore violates the traditional understanding of the an (cpu) emulator. emulators in the traditional always refered to emulation of hardware, either hardware by hardware, or hardware by software.(this can be backed up with a lot of links, on google, on slashdot, on open directories.) the term is widely used in MMOG community.

The main arguments towards the consensus are:

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