Actual Multiclient Code

[Feldunost]

Hello,


I watched on script looking in Firebug and found that line:
this.execGameStart(this._GameID, this._ServiceID, this._FileCheck);


So, for direct execution (some errors may appear depending of the command)
I tried the mentionned one in some topics and found that gp.GameStarter.execGameStart(8,1) but that code doesn't works. (in some cases)
The correct one is below.


So now it's:
gp.GameStarter.execGameStart(8,1,1)


I'm actually a lot busy with Archlord-Online.

[cutesie]

It does work but you have to press start and get the error message once or else it asks you to install the client. Best just to use Avati's multiclient thingy- way easier and better. What would we do without Avati and Ace ?

[billclinton]

old info someone else posted this hours after the new patch

[Feldunost]

Originally Posted by cutesie

It does work but you have to press start and get the error message once or else it asks you to install the client. Best just to use Avati's multiclient thingy- way easier and better. What would we do without Avati and Ace ?

It asked me to install the game, but not with the ,1 i added at the end.
Try yourself.

[alibanana]

bump / just cause i copy paste this so many times

[billclinton]

Originally Posted by alibanana

bump / just cause i copy paste this so many times

copy and paste it into notepad and save on desktop , then you wont have to bump old threads.

or run developer tools on a file:// URL, you can do something like:

s = document.createElement('script');
s.src = 'file://path/to/script.js';
document.body.appendChild(s)
As a workaround you could also paste in your oft-repeated code snippet into the developer tools.

or or there is a checkbox in Developer Tools > Settings labelled "Console: Preserve log on navigation".

or you can try this