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https://github.com/opentibiabr/client-editor

Patch Programmatically Tibia 11+ with OTServ RSA and Custom WebService URL
https://github.com/opentibiabr/client-editor

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Patch Programmatically Tibia 11+ with OTServ RSA and Custom WebService URL

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# client-editor

## Usage

### Edit client

Edit or make a `config.toml` with all the URLs you want to change, there's an example one in `config.toml.dist`.

```bash
# Windows
.\client-editor.exe edit -t -c config.toml

# Unix
./client-editor edit -t -c config.toml
```

For a local client using [SlenderAAC](https://github.com/luan/slenderaac) you can use `local.toml` as a base.

```bash
# Windows
.\client-editor.exe edit -t -c local.toml

# Unix
./client-editor edit -t -c local.toml
```

### Repack client

Repack an existing tibia client for [use with slender-launcher](https://github.com/luan/slender-launcher). Repack requires a `client..json` and `assets..json` for each of the platforms you want to repack. Check out https://github.com/luan/tibia-client for an example.

```bash
# Windows
.\client-editor.exe repack -s C:\Games\Tibia-windows -d C:\Users\YourName\src\tibia-client -p windows
.\client-editor.exe repack -s C:\Games\Tibia-mac -d C:\Users\YourName\src\tibia-client -p mac
.\client-editor.exe repack -s C:\Games\Tibia-linux -d C:\Users\YourName\src\tibia-client -p linux

# Unix
./client-editor repack -s ~/Games/Tibia-windows -d ~/src/tibia-client -p windows
./client-editor repack -s ~/Games/Tibia-mac -d ~/src/tibia-client -p mac
./client-editor repack -s ~/Games/Tibia-linux -d ~/src/tibia-client -p linux
```

### Editing appearances.dat

Sometimes all you want is make that one item house-wrappable. Or add use-with to something. But you don't want to have to load up asset editor since it's heavy and has a lot more features. You can use client-editor to edit appearances.dat directly.

```bash
# Windows
.\client-editor.exe appearances -a appearances.dat -c config.toml

# Unix
./client-editor appearances -a appearances.dat -c config.toml
```

It'll write a appearances.out.dat file with the changes. You can then copy that over to your client and to the canary `data/items/` folder to have your changes applied.

### Compiled Releases (Windows/Mac/Linux)

https://github.com/opentibiabr/client-editor/releases

### How to Compile

Requirements: golang 1.8+

```bash
$ make build
```