Easy Multi-Clienting Guide

Before we begin, I want to thank Fovea and RamzaBeoulve for their tools. Without their tools, this method wouldn't work as I only took parts of what I found in their stuff and mixed them together to achieve this result. It's now possible to open as many games as your system can handle.

Please forgive my bizarre way of teaching the steps involved, I'm just trying to be as non-exposing as possible to what we're tinkering with. Don't worry, the steps aren't hard to figure out, all you need is a little imagination and practical thinking

Steps:

1. Get Fovea's file that he posted in this thread earlier, that's our Mutex renamer (I believe).

2. Get RamzaBeoulve's new console. It has a delivery system inside that works.

*Hint - Something that a nurse or doctor uses to give us shots...

3. Unzip RamzaBeoulve's console into a folder you can easily access. There are two files there which I won't get into too much detail about. One of them is what we need to deliver the Mutex killer into the game.

4. Open Fovea's Mutex renamer zip file and grab the single file you find there and place it into RamzaBeoulve's console folder.

5. In RamzaBeoulve's folder, rename the other file that is not the delivery system into something else, like "original.original" or something.

6. Rename Fovea's file into the former name of the file you renamed to "original.original". In other words, Fovea's file is now the one that will be delivered by the delivery system from RamzaBeoulve.

7. Run the delivery system program. Don't worry if the dos prompt disappears, it's just hiding.

8. Run the game.

9. When you're in the log-in screen, go ahead and run another game and another instance of it will be created.

How to Open More than 2 Instances:

10. After the previous game has loaded, go run the delivery system again.

11. Run another game and you'll have another instance!

12. If you need more, simply repeat steps 10 and 11.

Thanks to Fovea and Ramzabeolve for their nice and helpful tools

My tool is designed to run more than two instances. It does not kill the mutex but rather renames it. The process id is appended to the mutex name, creating a unique mutex for each process.

As long as you inject it into every newly spawned Vindictus.exe at the correct time, you will be able to create an infinite amount of clients, memory permitting.

Originally Posted by Fovea

My tool is designed to run more than two instances. It does not kill the mutex but rather renames it. The process id is appended to the mutex name, creating a unique mutex for each process.

As long as you inject it into every newly spawned Vindictus.exe at the correct time, you will be able to create an infinite amount of clients, memory permitting.

Oh hey you're right! I was doing the last part wrong! What should be done is to let the second instance of the game run and THEN activate the delivery system again to make your file work, thanks again

Originally Posted by Raisinets

Before we begin, I want to thank Fovea and RamzaBeoulve for their tools. Without their tools, this method wouldn't work as I only took parts of what I found in their stuff and mixed them together to achieve this result. It's now possible to open as many games as your system can handle.

Please forgive my bizarre way of teaching the steps involved, I'm just trying to be as non-exposing as possible to what we're tinkering with. Don't worry, the steps aren't hard to figure out, all you need is a little imagination and practical thinking

Steps:

1. Get Fovea's file that he posted in this thread earlier, that's our Mutex renamer (I believe).

2. Get RamzaBeoulve's new console. It has a delivery system inside that works.

*Hint - Something that a nurse or doctor uses to give us shots...

3. Unzip RamzaBeoulve's console into a folder you can easily access. There are two files there which I won't get into too much detail about. One of them is what we need to deliver the Mutex killer into the game.

4. Open Fovea's Mutex killer zip file and grab the single file you find there and place it into RamzaBeoulve's console folder.

5. In RamzaBeoulve's folder, rename the other file that is not the delivery system into something else, like "original.original" or something.

6. Rename Fovea's file into the former name of the file you renamed to "original.original". In other words, Fovea's file is now the one that will be delivered by the delivery system from RamzaBeoulve.

7. Run the delivery system program. Don't worry if the dos prompt disappears, it's just hiding.

8. Run the game.

9. When you're in the log-in screen, go ahead and run another game and another instance of it will be created.

How to Open More than 2 Instances:

10. After the previous game has loaded, go run the delivery system again.

11. Run another game and you'll have another instance!

12. If you need more, simply repeat steps 10 and 11.

Thanks to Fovea and Ramzabeolve for their nice and helpful tools

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, I'm not sure. I'm using Windows 7 64-bit so could that be the problem?

I download both files and take the 2 files from console.zip which are:
dll.dll
inject.exe
and place them into a folder. Next, I rename dll.dll and open VindictusMulti.rar and take the file called:
VindictusMulti.dll
and put it into that folder. Then I rename VindictusMulti.dll into dll.dll. I run inject.exe and then run Vindictus.exe and log on, which I did. Then I run another instance of Vindictus.exe, which I did...only to recieve the error that I con only run one instance.

Okay, I tried dumping the contents of the new folder straight into the Vindictus folder and run from there...still the same error. I tried running it again, but I still got the error. I tried running it after the Hackshield was gone, on the splash screens with the company logo, on the login screen and finally after being in the game. Every time I tried it was the same error, I can only run one instance. I had my GF see if she would have a little better luck than me and she kept having the same problems on hers. Is she and myself doing something wrong?

I also went back and reread and tried it both ways at the login screen with the same results, the error telling me I can't run more than one.

I did it while not logged on, I just ran the other game while I was on the log-in screen. Otherwise you seem to be doing it how it should be done. One thing that I noticed though is that before you can start another game, you need to let the console stay for a few seconds.

For example, when I do it (just like how you did), I run the delivery system first, then run the game and wait until the log-in screen appears, then run the second game. For the third game, I run the delivery system again and wait a few seconds (if you do it too fast it seems the delivery system won't get the job done quick enough) and then run the third game.

I'm on XP so I can't say anything about the other verions of the OS

Since you're on another OS, maybe you can try to run the game first, then run the delivery system, and then run the second game.

Oh and be sure to not do it while logged in, good luck

Originally Posted by Raisinets

I did it while not logged on, I just ran the other game while I was on the log-in screen. Otherwise you seem to be doing it how it should be done. One thing that I noticed though is that before you can start another game, you need to let the console stay for a few seconds.

For example, when I do it (just like how you did), I run the delivery system first, then run the game and wait until the log-in screen appears, then run the second game. For the third game, I run the delivery system again and wait a few seconds (if you do it too fast it seems the delivery system won't get the job done quick enough) and then run the third game.

I'm on XP so I can't say anything about the other verions of the OS

Since you're on another OS, maybe you can try to run the game first, then run the delivery system, and then run the second game.

Oh and be sure to not do it while logged in, good luck

Thanks anyways, but it still isn't working for me. Is your system 64 or 32-bit? Maybe the VindictusMulti.dll was written with a 32-bit system in mind or the console was...then again, maybe not. I'm just wondering because I know sometimes you have problems running something designed for a 32-bit system on a 64-bit system and vice-versa. Then again, maybe it is the whole OS thing as you mentioned something about, I'm just not too sure as I did everything as I listed earlier and yet still no luck.

I'm on 32 bit. Maybe it has an effect since when I use trainers on other single player games, there are usually different versions for 32 and 64 bit systems

You can ask the author of the tools though

Originally Posted by Raisinets

I'm on 32 bit. Maybe it has an effect since when I use trainers on other single player games, there are usually different versions for 32 and 64 bit systems

You can ask the author of the tools though

Thanks for all the help, I think I'm heading to bed for the night and spend some time with my GF, but I'll make sure to post or send a message to the authors tomorrow and find out what their work was designed for.

i did what you two did and doesn't work and i am using WIN7 32bit...........maybe it jz doesn't work for WIN7...

doesn't work for me either. :|

trying to get this to work

Hmm that's strange, works for me on Winodows XP SP3 32-bit, although I'm not sure if the OS has anything to do with it.

I normally don't have trouble opening 2 at once, but when I need 3 opened, I have to run the delivery system a few times, then wait around 5 to 10 seconds before starting another client because if I do it too fast, it doesn't seem to "register" or something.

Please someone explain how did you do this a little more detailed. I didnt get where is this Vindictus.exe, since the game exe is crossfire.exe. Also the injector's window stays after i run crossfire.exe

Originally Posted by afv

Please someone explain how did you do this a little more detailed. I didnt get where is this Vindictus.exe, since the game exe is crossfire.exe. Also the injector's window stays after i run crossfire.exe

Vindictus.exe can be found in C:\Nexon\Vindictus\en-US, just make a shortcut to it and don't log-in using the website.

not working for me =/

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