How to change IP of your client

[CrazyJani]

You can change the IP where the client connects by recompiling it with RABCDASm.

abcexport client.swf
rabcdasm client-1.abc

Then open this file with Notepad ++ preferrably:

C:\RABCDAsm\client-1\com\company\assembleegameclient\parameters\Parameters.class.asasm

Search for: 127.0.0.1 and replace with your Ipv4 address. You can get your IPv4 address by writing this to Command Promt:

ipconfig

Now close Notepad ++ and recompile the client.

rabcasm client-1/client-1.main.asasm
abcreplace client.swf 1 client-1/client-1.main.abc

Now it connects to your IPv4 address which is used to host private server. If you want to host server with hamachi then you just put your hamachi IPv4 address instead.

[Alde.]

What about yogda?

[Owlupus]

What about yogda?

Yeah, this is a lot easier with Yogda.

[HoffHorn]

Im so confused with Yodga... Owlupus could you help? I just dont know where to go and what to change...

[CrazyJani]

I didn't even think about it. Haha stupid me...

[Tralmat]

So if I change the ip to my public ip, port forward 80 and 2050 to my server, and put the client on another computer, can i have multiple people playing on my server?

[NiknameGER]

Yes
And Thanks!

[TheItachi]

Every time I change it with yogda, it doesn't save it =/

[CrazyJani]

Did you press save button? That flop disk icon up there?

[TheItachi]

Yep I did it like 10 times ^^

[75dragon]

can you make a vidio :O i'm a newbie :/ also for KrazyServer Client if possible (it works :O)
thanks for your time

[eth0nic]

You can just use a simple SSL proxy to change the game config on the fly and replace server hosts in the XML ... at least that is what I have been doing for years .... but I guess that is just too straight forward? ;-)

p.s.: hint hint hint ...

mitmproxy --replace ":~u crossdomain\.xml:master-only:all" --replace ":~u \/char\/list:<DNS>.*?</DNS>:<DNS>127.0.0.1</DNS>"

[Owlupus]

You can just use a simple SSL proxy to change the game config on the fly and replace server hosts in the XML ... at least that is what I have been doing for years .... but I guess that is just too straight forward? ;-)

p.s.: hint hint hint ...

mitmproxy --replace ":~u crossdomain\.xml:master-only:all" --replace ":~u \/char\/list:<DNS>.*?</DNS>:<DNS>127.0.0.1</DNS>"

Stop showing off your fancy, efficient codes. We like to do things the hard way :P

[Alde.]

Stop showing off your fancy, efficient codes. We like to do things the hard way :P

ahahahahahha

[Igtato]

Yeah, this is a lot easier with Yogda.

Can I bother to ask, How do you do it with yogda?