[Release] V4/5 Offi Source

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PW: nana1206
All credits to HaXXoR75 for bruteforcing the pw

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Originally Posted by Kinami [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] PW: nana2016 All credits to HaXXoR75 for bruteforcing the pw

Password don't work. Nice "Bruteforce" :handsdown:

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Originally Posted by naruto66620 Password don't work. Nice "Bruteforce" :handsdown:

Sorry im stupid, edited the original post, correct password now.

Have fun leeching and making forum posts about it.

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Originally Posted by Kinami Sorry im stupid, edited the original post, correct password now. Have fun leeching and making forum posts about it.

Thanks for release, work now.
Little question, where that source come from ?

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Originally Posted by naruto66620 Thanks for release, work now. Little question, where that source come from ?

Internet

that brute force sure took some years menz... ^_^
ahahah

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Originally Posted by naruto66620 Thanks for release, work now. Little question, where that source come from ?

A former developer hosted it on a file sharing service. Iirc his pseudonyme is/was Chipi.

Edit: It was Xuzhu. I've had a little chat with him on WLM back in the days that archive was discovered.

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Originally Posted by xTwiLightx A former developer hosted it on a file sharing service. Iirc his pseudonyme is/was Chipi.

Just out of curiosity, do you know if an old sfxeditor/beast source exist?

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Originally Posted by Kinami Just out of curiosity, do you know if an old sfxeditor/beast source exist?

Sure. If not, those programs wouldn't exist. ;p

I've been looking into this source. It's certaintly pre v5, so probably v4. It's build on Visual Studio 6.0 and comes with a lot of errors if you try it in vs2003 sp1. Even if you manage to get yourself to compile all of them, you're still stuck with the fact you prob have different o3d parametres, and ofcourse a database you gotta build up. And if you've done all of this, you'll have a v4 server with a lot of leaks and with no support for acrobats (baked in). The skill level system is of an older version as we know from v6, with extra windows. It might be a fun experience if you get it to work, but what you can do with it after remains a mystery.

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Originally Posted by LoveBuffNL I've been looking into this source. It's certaintly pre v5, so probably v4. It's build on Visual Studio 6.0 and comes with a lot of errors if you try it in vs2003 sp1. Even if you manage to get yourself to compile all of them, you're still stuck with the fact you prob have different o3d parametres, and ofcourse a database you gotta build up. And if you've done all of this, you'll have a v4 server with a lot of leaks and with no support for acrobats (baked in). The skill level system is of an older version as we know from v6, with extra windows. It might be a fun experience if you get it to work, but what you can do with it after remains a mystery.

Hi! I'm the one who finally cracked the password on this so I've had a bit longer to mess around with the source then anyone else. For the most part, I'd say your observations are correct, it is pre v5, but not very much, id say it's from somewhere in the middle of the v5 beta. Acrobats are present, mostly contained under the __ACROBAT_0504 define, and look as though they should be largely functional, any missing or broken bits would likely be not be hard to fix with v15 code, the core jobs haven't changed that much. The inventory window is the older version with no 3d character display, and the skill system is indeed the old version as well

Definitely full of leaks, the client has several pretty bad memory leaks, and hundreds of potential crashes / dupe issues / etc that have been fixed in later versions. If anyone was actually planning on using this to create a live server at some point, I'd definitely suggest backporting all of v15's fixes at the very least. Everything does work under vs2003 with some tweaking here and there, mostly related to include paths.

As for the lack of database, there is a v5 database floating around that was released alongside compiled v5 binarys long ago, in theory that should be compatible, or very close atleast. Same goes for an actual client, I haven't found any that are quite what this source requires, they either lack things or have too many things in the scripts, but with some script reworking it should be possible to get the servers and client running properly.

As for what use this source is, there is some interesting things in it, such as offline mode that allows the client to run without any sort of server, most likely intended as a development aid for quickly testing things in game without having to update their test server, but it's neat none the less, and does work 95%. Bellow is a random screenshot of the client built under DEBUG_SINGLE configuration, running without any server. Only real thing that doesn't work this way is monsters, since their AI is server side only.

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The source code is very handy for people looking to rebuild an extended beast editor, also many old bits of code will be nice to look at to get a better idea of what Flyff was supposed to become back when it was not a commercial success

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Originally Posted by Kinami [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] PW: nana1206 All credits to HaXXoR75 for bruteforcing the pw

Sir, the link is dead, please update the link.

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Originally Posted by mysh1214 Sir, the link is dead, please update the link.

Here is a reupload of the original file, password is in the first post. Please mirror this and provide more links, it would be a shame for this file to be lost.

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Originally Posted by HaXXoR75 Here is a reupload of the original file, password is in the first post. Please mirror this and provide more links, it would be a shame for this file to be lost. [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Thank you! Sir!