[X21.0.1] K-Relay

[Natiiix]

K-Relay #X21.0.1

New Features

• Updated for RotMG #X21.0.1
• Server list backup (see below)
• (for plugin devs) Added item-related properties to ObjectStructure

What is server list backup?
When the RotMG server is overload, it refuses to send back a server list (/char/list).
K-Relay must load the server list on a startup, otherwise it fails.
Well, not anymore. Since this version K-Relay will have a backup server list saved in the char_list.xml file.
Every time it successfully retrieves the server list from the RotMG server, the backup fill will be updated, so you don't have to worry about it.
When the RotMG server becomes unavailable, the backup will be used instead of the online version.
The ZIP file is already boundled with the current server list, so if the RotMG server is busy, you will still be able to use it.

 

Plugin List

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Interface

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In-game Screenshot

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You can find my fork of the source code on ****** at: /natiiix/KRelay

[Nyaro]

approved .

Will check you client in a few minutes. Gotta grab some food

[Natiiix]

approved .

Will check you client in a few minutes. Gotta grab some food

Thanks for doing all of this so quickly after the update.

[DracoDraoon]

Thank you very much.

[gorgor]

thanks !
did you only changed the packets ?

[ArmyHeLL77]

how can i launch client or whatever i cant get it

[Ninjin]

thanks !
did you only changed the packets ?

Yes just a packet update. They just changed some dialogs/fametracker & ui things.. and the packets ofc..

[Natiiix]

thanks !
did you only changed the packets ?

In today's commit, yes.
However this branch has the /char/list backup function, which I thought was pretty useful for people who switch servers (restart K-Relay) often.

[Ninjin]

In today's commit, yes.
However this branch has the /char/list backup function, which I thought was pretty useful for people who switch servers (restart K-Relay) often.

****** links aren't allowed it got removed ;(

[Natiiix]

****** links aren't allowed it got removed ;(

Damn, I thought that wasn't the case anymore.
Okay, I sort of fixed the source code "link" now. Hopefully this will do.

The links didn't get removed from the other thread, so I guess they're being removed manually?
What's the reason for that anyways? To avoid having people link to some dangerous code outside of MPGH?

[OwenHendry]

No welcome version if possible please!? @Natiiix

[gorgor]

In today's commit, yes.
However this branch has the /char/list backup function, which I thought was pretty useful for people who switch servers (restart K-Relay) often.

until we found how to properly connect to another server with Krelay with a simple stop/start and not full kill of the application.
I had added support for external packet.xml ressource, to switch version without recompiling it all

[Luverdark]

What's the reason for that anyways? To avoid having people link to some dangerous code outside of MPGH?

Outside links aren't allowed anywhere. Unless image hosting

[Ninjin]

Damn, I thought that wasn't the case anymore.
Okay, I sort of fixed the source code "link" now. Hopefully this will do.

The links didn't get removed from the other thread, so I guess they're being removed manually?
What's the reason for that anyways? To avoid having people link to some dangerous code outside of MPGH?

That's why i didn't linked the source in my thread's :/
I don't know why they made this rule at all. It's more save to have a source instead of having a compiled file.

[Natiiix]

Outside links aren't allowed anywhere. Unless image hosting

Having something like [******="/user/repo"]Description[/******] would be pretty useful in that case. Because a lot of people don't understand how to find the source code this way.

No welcome version if possible please!? @Natiiix

I'm sorry, but I don't have the code for that. I was thinking of making a "legit" looking K-Relay myself, but I never actually had the time to make it, so I believe Ninjin is the only one who has it.

That's why i didn't linked the source in my thread's :/
I don't know why they made this rule at all. It's more save to have a source instead of having a compiled file.

Yeah, it's a bit of a bummer, but I guess it's understandable for the sake of safety. Since you never really know where the link leads. Someone could easily get baited and click a malicious link.