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This project has not been developed since 2010. Last minimal fixes have been applied in 2011. Any help provided will be minimal.

Authors mentioned in no particular order.

• Ivan Vucica - Khaos
• Nate Fries - nfries88
• Alexandre Severino - Kilouco
• mips

• mrauter
• Mariusz Gliwinski - shd
• Vindeamatrix510
• FightingElf
• Magnus K.L. - Smygflik
• Alexandru Pitis - Ormin
• Adelae

YATC is a client for any game that uses Tibia-compatible protocol. It is being developed as a part of the OpenTibia project. We have chosen the name YATC since name OpenTibia Client was already taken by a project by another author.

The code has taken shape, but it is still in early development. We develop support for SDL and OpenGL based drawing engines. GLICT is the current user interface library. For now we can connect to the login server, display character list, connect to game world, display basic map, and we can move around.

This is readme for version 0.3.3SVN.

Do you plan to package our software? If so, make sure you contact yatc-contact@vucica.net

Please visit our site: http://yatc.vucica.net/

To report bugs, please visit the GitHub project: https://github.com/opentibia/yatc

To see previously reported bugs, see the archive of our project management system at OtFans: http://web.archive.org/web/otfans.net/project.php?projectid=3

If you need compile instructions, please read INSTALL. If you have already compiled, or you have downloaded a binary, please read on.

Copy Tibia.spr, Tibia.dat and Tibia.pic from another client into YATC. We currently cannot provide these files due to copyright issues, and we have not created our own files. Then, start YATC. Go to Options->Network, and enter the server address. Then go to Enter Game and log on using your account number and password.

We currently support protocols 8.0 to 8.54. Autodetection will see from which version of the client you have copied the files and will use the appropriate protocol. You can manually switch protocol in Options->Network.

Under GNU/Linux, do not forget that caps matter. Tibia.spr is not the same as tibia.spr.

We have gettext() l10n support but only if you compile from sources. We are currently unable to provide a consistent UI for all platforms.

• Enter Game - Displays login window.
• Options - Shows a window offering General, Graphics, Console, Hotkeys and Network options, as well as MOTD display.
• Info - Shows info about program.
• Exit Game - Exits the program.

• Account Number - Enter your assigned account number here.
• Password - Enter the password you have set.
• Create Account - Unused.

Click on the character you want to log on with. Then click Ok. If there's more characters than fits in the list, use the arrows to find the character you want.

On the top right you'll find the inventory. Right of it is the map. On the top right you will find the traffic meter. It measures the amount of bytes transmitted (TX), received (RX) and total (++). It also measures the same numbers per hour (in bytes per hour, kibibytes per hour, and mibibytes per hour).

On the bottom you will find a text box which you can use to chat. Pressing any letter or number focuses on the textbox automatically.

• Use arrow keys to move.
• Ctrl+click to "Use" item.
• Shift+click to "Look at" item.
• Alt+click to "Attack" creature.

After you first launch YATC and close it, a file named 'yatc.cfg' will be generated in the working directory. There are some options that are inaccessible from the user interface so here's documentation. The options are as follows:

(Some options may be undocumented.)

• engine - This can be either 0 or 1. 0 sets the SDL rendering engine (default), 1 sets the OpenGL rendering engine.
• os_cursor - Unused; due to be removed.

• account - Specifies your account number that will be entered by default.
• password - Specifies your password that will be entered by default.
• saveaccount - Should the account data be saved.

• skin - Unused.
• motdnum - Last number of MOTD that server sent.
• motdtext - Last text of MOTD that server sent.
• ui_compat - Change the UI compatibility settings. If set to 0, UI is maximally compatible with Tibia. If set to 1, UI is enhanced a bit.
• lang - gettext-style language code. Overrides standard language detected from environment.

• classiccontrol - Unused. An option under Options->General
• autochase - Unused. An option under Options->General
• showhints - Unused. An option under Options->General
• shownames - Should names be shown?
• showtexteffects - Should texts be shown?

• fullscreen - When restarted, YATC will go to fullscreen if this is turned on.
• width - Width part of resolution, or width of window.
• height - Height part of resolution, or height of window.
• bpp - Display color depth. Valid are 8, 16 and 32. 8 gives grayscale.
• maxfps - Limits the maximum framerate. 0 for unlimited.
• stretchgame - Should the game area be strateched or not? 0 or 1.
• smoothstretch - When stretching, should it be smoothed or performed linearly? 0 or 1.
• lighteffects - Type of light effects. 0, 1, 2 or 3 (none, simple, solid, best).

• infomsgs - Should informational messages appear? 0 or 1.
• eventmsgs - Should event messages appear? 0 or 1.
• statusmsgs - Should status messages appear? 0 or 1.
• timestamps - Should timestamps be prefixed to messages in console? 0 or 1.
• levels - Should speaker levels be prefixed to messages in console? 0 or 1.
• privatemsgs - Should private messages appear? 0 or 1.

• server - Address of server to connect to.
• port - Port of server to connect to.
• otkey - If we're connecting to an OpenTibia server, set to 1, otherwise 0.
• protocol - Protocol version. Valid are 800, 810, 811, 820, 821, 822, 830, 831, 840, 841, 842, 850, 853, and 854.
• overrideversion - Version to represent to server although another protocol is used. Server uses same protocol that's specified under 'protocol', but requires a different version sent. (Data files must also have appropriate signatures.)

• ?

• battlemode - What battle mode should the game enter with?
• chasemode - What chase mode should the game enter with?
• safemode - Should player be safe against attacking unskulled players? 0 or 1

• inventory_collapsed - Should inventory be collapsed?
• skillsh - Height of skill window. -1 if closed
• battleh - Height of battle window. -1 if closed
• viph - Height of vip window. -1 if closed.
• consoleh - Height of console panel.
• hideofflinevips - Should offline VIPs be visible? 0 or 1.

• Odd freezes may occur.
• Moving items may fail.
• Linux does not have clipboard support.

Visit our GitHub project: http://github.com/opentibia/yatc

Please include debugrecord.rec. Location:

• Windows: YATC folder
• Linux: ~/.yatc
• Mac OS X: ~/Library/Application Support/OpenTibia/YATC