[Release] CPSQuickStart - Supercharge your client with a hidden developer feature

[florian0]

Hello my beloved, greedy, dead community,

have you ever tried something in-game and had to relog for every attempt? Have you ever entered your account-data so often, your key wore off? Have you ever dreamt of not having to enter credentials, have you ever dreamt of not waiting for the character selection animation to complete? Have you ever dreamed of a fast auto login, so fast that you just skip the entire login and appear ingame?
No? Well, idc, these have been my dreams anyway :P. And I make my dreams come true.

Gallery 1

(The timer was a bit off. The log tells the client was ready after 6.4 seconds)

Long story short: Joymax Developers had a feature to quickly test stuff on the client by hard-coding credentials into the source. The client would then perform a fast login using an internal class called CPSQuickStart skipping the intro and character select.

The class is still build in, but its inactive and outdated / broken. I spend a lot of time analysing and comparing its behaviour and finally came up with two major problems:

1. CPSQuickStart is unaware of the IBUV (Image Based User Verification aka. Captcha).
2. CPSQuickStart sends the character name as multi-byte string instead of single-byte string

The P in CPSQuickStart stands for Process (and the S for Silkroad). The client used to have a feature to choose the StartProcess from the Media.pk/config/options.txt, but it was removed some time ago. But since my codebase already replaces the entire WinMain, it wasn't to hard to find a location to change the StartProcess safely.

// Client.cpp:104

// Enable Quickstart
g_CGame->m_runtimeClass = reinterpret_cast<CGfxRuntimeClass*>(0x00EED974);

To solve problem 1, I simply stole the IBUV confirmation code from the legitimate login code. It wasn't a problem since it was an entirely new feature and i just had to send a packet.

if (pMsg->msgid == 0x1002)
{
	int unk1, unk2;
	*pMsg >> unk1 >> unk2;

	CClientNet::get()->IBVU_confirm(""); // Confirm IBVU

	return 0;
}

My solution for the second problem doesn't make me happy. The character selection is quick and dirty since I have no clue what the original CPSQuickStart code did there. It works if the char is existing, so no problems here till now.

if (pMsg->msgid == 0xB007)
{
	pMsg->FlushRemaining();

	CMsgStreamBuffer buf(0x7001);

	buf << std::string(charname); // Character Name

	SendMsg(buf);

	return 0;
}

Since the credentials are still hardcoded, a binary release makes no sense at this point. Maybe someone add a feature to read the data from a config file (ini should be enough).

 README

CPSQuickStart                                             10.04.2018 - florian0
===============================================================================

This tool acts as an addon to sro_client.exe. It overrides various functions of
the client and is therefore not compatible with any other 3rd-party software
and/or might even break other 3rd-party software.

It enables a hidden feature called QuickStart which skips the whole login and 
performs an automated login. 

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Usage:

Copy the Dll to your Silkroad Folder, run the client and inject the dll. The 
DllMain must be executed before the original WinMain of the Clients starts. 
Your injection method can be either detouring the entrypoint or adding an 
import. Common dll-injection-tools may work if they support creating the client
process suspended.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bugs:

* Wrong credentials, wrong character name, wrong server name, wrong image code
will possibly lead to a crash. Be aware of that.
* The IBUV can not be displayed. You'll either need to pseudo-disable (length
to 0) it or guess it (good luck).


-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Compiling:

As always, compiling is a little tricky. This software is designed to be binary
compatible to the client. Therefore building with Visual C++ 8.0 (install 
Visual Studio 2005) is mandatory! You'll need Daffodil (1) and Visual Studio 
2010 to open the project.

If you're using the DirectX-Version, you'll also need DirectX SDK (i'm using v9.0b, but newers might work, too). Put it inside the lib-folder. If you don't need DirectX, just choose the "nodx" version and you are fine.



Always compile on Release-mode. Debug will produce incompatible code.

This combination is guaranteed to work as it is binary compatible. Newer 
compilers can work, but are neither tested nor supported by me.

(1) https://daffodil.codeplex.com/

Compatibility in Visual Studio:

Visual Studio 2005 | YES
Visual Studio 2008 | <untested>
Visual Studio 2010 | YES
Visual Studio 2012 | <untested>
Visual Studio 2013 | <untested>
Visual Studio 2015 | <untested>
Visual Studio 2017 | <untested>

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Attribution:

Do what ever the f*ck you want with it. But don't be that a**hole claiming 
others work as your own. Thank you.

 README SOURCECODE

CPSQuickStart SOURCECODE                                  10.04.2018 - florian0
===============================================================================

This file acts as a small introduction on my code. I've tried to fake the 
original source layout to get a better understanding how Silkroad Online was
developed and maintained. The implementation is designed to binary compatible
to the original client. This allows using the std-lib without any wrappers and
makes your life a lot easier.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Where to start?

src/engine/process/PSQuickStart.cpp:OnPacket_MAYBE_IMPL contains the most 
important part. It catches away the following MsgIds from the original handler:
* 0x1002 (IBUV_REQUIRED)
* 0x1003 (IBUV_RESPONSE)
* 0xB007(CHARACTER_SELECT_REQUIRED)
All other MsgIds get passed to the original handler.

I also decided to override CPSQuickStart::OnCreate because it could not handle 
resolutions other than 1024x768 (fixed by calling CGame::ResizeMainWindow()).

The DllMain.cpp contains all credentials and also the hooking.

Client.cpp::FakeWinMain will set the StartProcess to CPSQuickStart (around 
line 100). I put it right after the initialization of the framework but before
the run command.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
How does it work at all?

The DllMain overwrites the WinMain with out FakeWinMain(Client.cpp) and the 
EndScene-Function of CGFXVideo3d (sdk/gfx/GFX3DFunction/GFXVideo3d.cpp).

These two hooks allow access to the 3d renderer for imgui windows, and the 
main loop to get mouse movement and keystrokes.

The client will startup as usual, but run on our custom WinMain instead.

FakeWinMain will setup imgui and supply it with messages. It will also set 
CPSQuickStart as StartProcess.

CPSQuickStart::OnCreate will initialize the network (NetworkConnect) and then 
handle all the messages in CPSQuickStart::OnPacket_MAYBE. It does only handle 
MsgIds that were either unsupported or bugged due to changes to the network. 
All working Msgs will be forwarded to the original handler function.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Attribution:

Do what ever the f*ck you want with it. But don't be that a**hole claiming 
others work as your own. Thank you.

[ReviveSRO]

I was honored to witness the progress being made on it. Awesome job as usual Flo, Keep it up

[florian0]

Originally Posted by #HB

(especially that packet handler)

I'm quite unsure if the packet handler (OnPacket_MAYBE) is really that useful. It appears that there is little to no relation to the actual packets on the network. Since a lot of the base classes are inspired by (stolen from) Microsoft, there might be an equivalent in the CWnd bases of the MFC ... somewhere ...

I've always wondered why the opcodes are so different during login phase. IBUV for example appears as 1002 and 1003 instead of 2323 and A323. And the login process itself triggers 0FF1, 0FF2, 0FF3 (one of these contains the serverlist, cant remember which one).
I think these are client internal messages (why ever they serialized that into the packet-structure) that don't really relate to networking but to client-states.

Its still interesting to look at, but i dont believe it is what you think it is xD.

[MeGaMaX]

Here you go buddy since you deserve a greetings that's the original code of vsro 188 client PSQuickStart.cpp

bool	CPSQuickStart::OnCreate(long ln)
{
	PutDump("CPSQuickStart::OnCreate (%d)", ln);

	if ( !StartNetEngine() )
	{
		SetNextProcess( GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS( CPSQuit ) );
		return false;
	}
	theApp.InitializeAfterTitle();
	SetProcessNetMsg(TRUE);
	theApp.SetWindowPos();
	ShowWindow(theApp.GetHWnd(), SW_SHOWNORMAL );
	UpdateWindow(theApp.GetHWnd());
	
	return true;
}

bool	CPSQuickStart::OnRelease()
{
	return true;
}

BOOL CPSQuickStart::OnNetMsg(void* pMSG)
{
	CMsgStreamBuffer& MSG = *(CMsgStreamBuffer*)pMSG;

	switch(MSG.GetMsgID())
	{
	case FRAMEWORKMSG_CONTENT_SERVER_LIST_ACK:
		{
		}
		break;
	case WM_CLIENTNET_MSG_BILLING_UPDATED-WM_USER:
		OnBillingUpdated(MSG);
		break;
	case (WM_CLIENTNET_MSG_MODULE_CERTIFICATED - WM_USER):
		{
			WPARAM wParam;
			LPARAM lParam;
			MSG >> wParam >> lParam;

			switch( wParam)
			{
			case CLIENT_CERTIFICATION_SUCCESS:
				g_pClientNet->RetrieveContentServerList();
				break;
			case CLIENT_NEED_PATCH:
				ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_VERSION" );
				SetNextProcess(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;
			case CLIENT_NOT_SERVICE_TIME:
				ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_NOT_SERVICE_TIME");
				SetNextProcess(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;
			case CLIENT_FATAL_ERROR:
				ErrorMessagePar( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_SEVER_CONNECT", 'C', wParam );
				SetNextProcess(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;
			}
		}
		break;
	case (WM_CLIENTNET_MSG_CONTENT_SERVER_LIST_BUILDED - WM_USER):
		{
			WPARAM wParam;
			LPARAM lParam;
			MSG >> wParam >> lParam;

			SHARDINFO_LIST* pShardList = g_pClientNet->GetShardInfoList();
			SHARDINFO_LIST::iterator it;

			DWORD wShardID;
			bool bSelected = false;
			for(it = pShardList->begin(); it != pShardList->end(); ++it)
			{
				sShardInfo* pShardInfo = (*it);

				if ( std::n_string(pShardInfo->m_szName.c_str()) == Fun_UniToAnsi(GAME_SERVER) ) 
				{
					wShardID = pShardInfo->m_nID;
					bSelected = true;
					break;
				}
			}
			if ( bSelected != true )
			{
				Put( "------Wrong Server Name-----");
				SetNextProcess(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				return true;
			}
			g_SelectedServerShardid = wShardID;
			Fun_GetCfgGame()->m_iShardID = wShardID;

			Fun_GetCfgGame()->id = GAME_ID;
			Fun_GetCfgGame()->server = GAME_SERVER;
			
			if( !g_pClientNet->StartContentService( Fun_UniToAnsi(GAME_ID).c_str(), Fun_UniToAnsi(GAME_PASS).c_str(), (WORD)wShardID, LOGIN_TYPE_YAHOO))
				ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_SEVER_CONNECT" );
		}
		break;
	case (WM_CLIENTNET_MSG_START_CONTENT_RESULT - WM_USER):
		{
			WPARAM wParam;
			LPARAM lParam;
			MSG >> wParam >> lParam;

			switch( lParam)
			{
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_SUCCESS:
				{
					Put( "------Client_Start_Content_sucess------" );
					NEWMSG( SR_LOBBYJOB_REQ);
					*pReq << LOBBYJOB_CHAR_LIST;
					SENDMSG();
				}
				break;
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_INCORRECT_USERINFO:
				ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_CITATION_ID" );
				break;
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_INVALID_USER:
				{
					switch( wParam)
					{
					case CLIENT_INVALID_USER_REASON_DISABLED:
						ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_ACCOUNT_STOP" );
						break;
					case CLIENT_INVALID_USER_REASON_NOT_SERVER_TIME:
						ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_ACCOUNT_CONNECT_IMPOSSIBILE" );
						break;
					case CLIENT_INVALID_USER_REASON_THERE_IS_NO_ACCOUNTINFO:
						ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_THERE_IS_NO_ACCOUNT_INFO");
						break;
					}
				}
				break;
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_USER_DUPLICATED:
				ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_OVERLAP" );
				break;
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_USER_SHARD_IS_JAMMED:
				ErrorMessage( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_SERVER_BUSY_CONNECT_IMPOSSIBILE" );
				break;
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_USER_SHARD_IS_OUT_OF_SERVICE:
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_USER_INTERNAL_ERROR:
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_USER_INVALID_SHARD:
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_CANNOT_CONNECT_AGENT:
			case CLIENT_START_CONTENT_FAIL_SERVER_INTERNAL_ERROR:
				ErrorMessagePar( L"UIO_MSG_ERROR_SEVER_CONNECT", L'C', lParam );
				break;
			}
		}
		break;
	case SR_LOBBYJOB_ACK:
		{
			BYTE btJob, btResult;
			SROERR wErrorCode;
			MSG >> btJob >> btResult;

			if( btResult != RESULT_SUCCESS) 
			{
				MSG >> wErrorCode;
				OutputLobbyErrorMessage( wErrorCode );
			}
			else
			{
				switch( btJob)
				{
				case LOBBYJOB_CHAR_LIST:
					{
						BYTE CharCnt;
						std::n_vector<PCINFO_UI*> vecChar;
						vecChar.clear();

						MSG >> CharCnt;

						vecChar.resize(CharCnt);
						for ( int i = 0; i< CharCnt; i++)
						{
							vecChar[i] = new PCINFO_UI;							
							vecChar[i]->ExtractData( MSG );							
						}

						std::n_wstring strCharName = SELECT_CHAR;
						bool bChar = false;

						for( int i=0;i<CharCnt;i++)
						{
							if(vecChar[i]->strCharName == strCharName)
							{
								bChar = true;
								break;
							}
						}

						if ( bChar == false )
						{
							Put("------Wrong Character Name------");
							SetNextProcess(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
						}
						else
						{
							NEWMSG(SR_LOGIN_REQ);
							*pReq << strCharName.c_str();	
							SENDMSG();
						}						
						WaitGwnd( true);
					}
					break;
				default:
					_ASSERTE(FALSE);
					break;
				}
			}
		}
		WaitGwnd( false);
		break;;
	case SR_LOGIN_ACK:
		{
			BYTE btResult;
			MSG >> btResult;
			if( btResult == RESULT_SUCCESS)
			{
				m_nLayer = LAYER_CS_START;
				SetNextProcess(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS( CPSMission ));
				return FALSE;
			}
			else
			{
				SROERR wErrorCode;
				MSG >> wErrorCode;
				OutputLobbyErrorMessage( wErrorCode );
			}
		}
		break;
	default:
		_ASSERTE(FALSE);
		break;
	}

	return FALSE;
}

Greetings <3

[florian0]

Originally Posted by MeGaMaX.

Here you go buddy since you deserve a greetings that's the original code of vsro 188 client PSQuickStart.cpp

Greetings <3

Hey,
thanks a lot. I initially planned to reimplement OnNetMsg/OnPacket_MAYBE entirely, but it (luckily xD) turned out to be unnecessary (and quite complex).

This is how far I got. Kinda satisfying to see that I wasn't completely wrong ;D

 Spoiler

#include "PSQuickStart.h"
#include "GFXMainFrame.h"
#include "unsorted.h"
#include "Game.h"
#include "PSQuit.h"
#include "ClientNet.h"
#include "Debug.h"
#include "GlobalHelpersThatHaveNoHomeYet.h"

int CPSQuickStart::OnPacket_MAYBE_IMPL(CMsgStreamBuffer* pMsg)
{
	printf("Have Msg %04x\n", pMsg->msgid);

	switch (pMsg->msgid)
	{
	case 0xFF1:
		{
			int unk1, unk2;
			*pMsg >> unk1 >> unk2;

			switch (unk1)
			{
			case 1:
				CClientNet::get()->SendShardlistRequest();
				break;

			case 2:
				MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_VERSION", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK);
				CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;

			case 3:
				MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_NOT_SERVICE_TIME", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK);
				CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;

			case 4:
				MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_SEVER_CONNECT", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK);
				CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;
			}
		}
		break;


	case 0xFF2:
		{
			int unk1, unk2;

			*pMsg >> unk1 >> unk2;

			std::list<ServerListEntry*> *servers = CClientNet::get()->Func_15();

			for (std::list<ServerListEntry*>::iterator it = servers->begin(); it != servers->end(); ++it)
			{
				printf("> %p | %04x | %s\n", *it, (*it)->id, (*it)->name.c_str());
				if ((*it)->name == "Revive")
				{
					bool ret = CClientNet::get()->Login("florian0", "Abc123", (*it)->id, false);

					if (!ret)
						MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_SEVER_CONNECT", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK );

					return 0;
				}
			}
		}


		break;

	case 0xFF3:
		// seems like login failed

		break;

	case 0x1002:
		// image code
		{
			int unk1, unk2;
			*pMsg >> unk1 >> unk2;

			CClientNet::get()->IBVU_confirm("");
		}
		break;

	case 0x1003:
		{
			
		}
		break;

	}

	return 0;
}

char CPSQuickStart::OnCreate(int a1)
{
	return OnCreate_IMPL(a1);
}

char CPSQuickStart::OnCreate_IMPL(int a1)
{
	if (!NetworkConnect())
	{
		CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
		return false;
	}

	g_CGame->LoadTextfiles();
	m_ready = true;

	ShowWindow(g_CGame->hwnd(), SW_SHOWNORMAL);
	UpdateWindow(g_CGame->hwnd());

	return true;
}

char CPSQuickStart::F11()
{
	return true;
}

[MeGaMaX]

Originally Posted by florian0

Hey,
thanks a lot. I initially planned to reimplement OnNetMsg/OnPacket_MAYBE entirely, but it (luckily xD) turned out to be unnecessary (and quite complex).

This is how far I got. Kinda satisfying to see that I wasn't completely wrong ;D

 Spoiler

#include "PSQuickStart.h"
#include "GFXMainFrame.h"
#include "unsorted.h"
#include "Game.h"
#include "PSQuit.h"
#include "ClientNet.h"
#include "Debug.h"
#include "GlobalHelpersThatHaveNoHomeYet.h"

int CPSQuickStart::OnPacket_MAYBE_IMPL(CMsgStreamBuffer* pMsg)
{
	printf("Have Msg %04x\n", pMsg->msgid);

	switch (pMsg->msgid)
	{
	case 0xFF1:
		{
			int unk1, unk2;
			*pMsg >> unk1 >> unk2;

			switch (unk1)
			{
			case 1:
				CClientNet::get()->SendShardlistRequest();
				break;

			case 2:
				MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_VERSION", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK);
				CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;

			case 3:
				MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_NOT_SERVICE_TIME", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK);
				CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;

			case 4:
				MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_SEVER_CONNECT", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK);
				CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
				break;
			}
		}
		break;


	case 0xFF2:
		{
			int unk1, unk2;

			*pMsg >> unk1 >> unk2;

			std::list<ServerListEntry*> *servers = CClientNet::get()->Func_15();

			for (std::list<ServerListEntry*>::iterator it = servers->begin(); it != servers->end(); ++it)
			{
				printf("> %p | %04x | %s\n", *it, (*it)->id, (*it)->name.c_str());
				if ((*it)->name == "Revive")
				{
					bool ret = CClientNet::get()->Login("florian0", "Abc123", (*it)->id, false);

					if (!ret)
						MessageBox(0, "UIO_MSG_ERROR_SEVER_CONNECT", "CPSQuickStart::OnPacket", MB_OK );

					return 0;
				}
			}
		}


		break;

	case 0xFF3:
		// seems like login failed

		break;

	case 0x1002:
		// image code
		{
			int unk1, unk2;
			*pMsg >> unk1 >> unk2;

			CClientNet::get()->IBVU_confirm("");
		}
		break;

	case 0x1003:
		{
			
		}
		break;

	}

	return 0;
}

char CPSQuickStart::OnCreate(int a1)
{
	return OnCreate_IMPL(a1);
}

char CPSQuickStart::OnCreate_IMPL(int a1)
{
	if (!NetworkConnect())
	{
		CGFXMainFrame::SetNextProcessSTAT(GFX_RUNTIME_CLASS(CPSQuit));
		return false;
	}

	g_CGame->LoadTextfiles();
	m_ready = true;

	ShowWindow(g_CGame->hwnd(), SW_SHOWNORMAL);
	UpdateWindow(g_CGame->hwnd());

	return true;
}

char CPSQuickStart::F11()
{
	return true;
}

hahaha yeah amazing ^_^ i know that feeling tho ;D

[mo0a17]

Can Someone give me Visual Studio 2005 Link to download ? that work with this files.

[Devsome]

Originally Posted by mo0a17

Can Someone give me Visual Studio 2005 Link to download ? that work with this files.

[florian0]

I've added a version that does not require the DirectX SDK. All the 3d related files are still available, but not included for compilation and any DirectX-Reference has been commented out (not removed).

I also tried compiling it with Visual Studio 2010 and it went horribly wrong. std::string is not compatible, therefore the imagecode response and the character selection wont work properly.
You can still write a wrapper to represent the std::string in a proper format. Just saying that it wont work out of the box.

[pumpya19]

Can someone explain me how to use it. Im not getting the readme file..

[florian0]

Originally Posted by pumpya19

Can someone explain me how to use it. I'm not getting the readme file..

This release is more or less a proof of concept. It's not targetted for end-users therefore you can't just "use" it. But you can still give it a try, if you want to.

To try it out you need two things:
1. A sro_client that loads a Dll file before executing (can be either detoured entry point or import table modification)
2. Visual Studio 2005

If you have these, compile the project with Visual Studio 2005 and copy the created Dll to your Silkroad folder, so the sro_client can load it.

[GFXzoon]

You're doing awesome. Keep going!

[bende16]

Originally Posted by florian0

This release is more or less a proof of concept. It's not targetted for end-users therefore you can't just "use" it. But you can still give it a try, if you want to.

To try it out you need two things:
1. A sro_client that loads a Dll file before executing (can be either detoured entry point or import table modification)
2. Visual Studio 2005

If you have these, compile the project with Visual Studio 2005 and copy the created Dll to your Silkroad folder, so the sro_client can load it.

Stuck loading

[florian0]

Its no longer loading. The game switched from QuickStart to Quit. You can read this in the log. This can have several reasons. Wrong server name or wrong character name or, unlikely but possible: Client not up to date.

Since 0xFF1 and 0xFF2 are received, it's probably not the client being outdated (otherwise my understanding of the process is incomplete). So its wrong server name or wrong character name.

[bende16]

Originally Posted by florian0

Its no longer loading. The game switched from QuickStart to Quit. You can read this in the log. This can have several reasons. Wrong server name or wrong character name or, unlikely but possible: Client not up to date.

Since 0xFF1 and 0xFF2 are received, it's probably not the client being outdated (otherwise my understanding of the process is incomplete). So its wrong server name or wrong character name.

Thanks working how to enable menu ?
i can't see