Post: #11

(11-26-2016 08:06 AM)Coruja Wrote:  what does appear using ".show reportedcliver.1" on client 6.0.10.1 ?

'reportedcliver' for 'Admin' is '6000100'

Post: #12

are you connecting using client encryption enabled?
6000100 is the same of 6.00.01.00 -> 6.0.1.0 which seems to be correct for client 6.0.1.10 (since the last digit is always 0 on encrypted clients)

maybe if you connect without use client encryption, sphere will be able to detect client version 6.0.1.10 correctly making all packets work correctly too

Post: #13

(11-26-2016 10:12 AM)Coruja Wrote:  are you connecting using client encryption enabled?
6000100 is the same of 6.00.01.00 -> 6.0.1.0 which seems to be correct for client 6.0.1.10 (since the last digit is always 0 on encrypted clients)

Yes client is encrypted.

(11-26-2016 10:12 AM)Coruja Wrote:  maybe if you connect without use client encryption, sphere will be able to detect client version 6.0.1.10 correctly making all packets work correctly too

And how can I do this without Razor, Injection, etc..?

Post: #14

there's a tool to remove the client crypt, where you insert the client path and it generate another no-crypt client.exe. But I can't remember the name, I always had used 3rd party tools to play UO using no-crypt clients since 14 years ago

today nobody play UO using pure client.exe, everyone always use 3rd party tools like UOSteam or Injection because these tools can make a huge improvement on PvP/PvM hotkeys, health bars, etc, so I think it's safe to recommend players remove client encryption directly on these tools

Post: #15

(11-26-2016 11:24 AM)Coruja Wrote:  there's a tool to remove the client crypt, where you insert the client path and it generate another no-crypt client.exe. But I can't remember the name, I always had used 3rd party tools to play UO using no-crypt clients since 14 years ago

today nobody play UO using pure client.exe, everyone always use 3rd party tools like UOSteam or Injection because these tools can make a huge improvement on PvP/PvM hotkeys, health bars, etc, so I think it's safe to recommend players remove client encryption directly on these tools

You mean UO Rice? hehe.