End user has to drag and drop an install, including pake, into a folder.Quote:
Messing with pake is hackery and not acceptible for end user. Dragging and dropping = hard? When the hell did that happen? ._.
How can it be made:
* older ver of mabi client (without themida) within it's own subfolder in mabi folder with ripped of hs and modded to access data from parent folred.
* simulator executable that run modded client with simple button "RUN"
- it spawns few threads that listen apropriate ports and do their work
- have one premade account (demo/demo for example)
- it's simplified to run only one player
- have one area with spawned NPC shops
- have ability to save player state in some own data format
Well thats all. Player install this shet, run and dress up in fancy clothes
Pake modules are premade.
EU client has working pake, working HS removal, and is discontinued.
The pake module method is so simple in both execution and design, that I could produce it, by myself, and with all those features you have outlined.
Saving? Yep.
Single player? Yep.
Text command based(For spawning items/faces/etc)? Yep.
Simple launch? Yep.
In an installer? Could do, but why bother? Archive, extract to anywhere, run it.
Since you seem to have no concept of how pake works, I shall explain the steps of installing/running the solution I have outlined:
1. Download.
2. Install.
3. Run.
4. Login using any details.
5. Pick your character
6. ????
7. Profit.
Sure sounds hackery and unacceptable to me.
Why are you even arguing this by the way?
If it's so simple to do it your way, why do you not simply go and do so?
Honestly, if I even thought for a second that I'd ever use a "dress up module", I'd produce it.
However, I'm not a "fashionista", thus I have no interest in such things, I'm simply explaining that what you want can be done infinitely easier/faster in the method outlined, both for Kev, and the end user.
I'm perfectly willing to assist you with it though, if you actually have any intention of exerting any effort in the matter.