After a survey of existing Metin2 launchers, general-purpose
auto-updaters, and adjacent open-source game launchers, update the
design to:
- drop the hand-rolled rename-before-replace self-update path
- use Velopack for launcher self-update (MIT, modern successor to
Squirrel.Windows, handles atomic replace, delta, Authenticode, AV
friendliness out of the box)
- keep the custom asset patcher for the 4 GB game payload, which
Velopack is not designed for
- reference runelite/launcher as the architectural template
- name Sparkle 2 and wowemulation-dev/wow-patcher as Ed25519 prior art
No Metin2 community launcher is worth forking; the ceiling of
published prior art is 'file list + sha256 + HTTP GET' and this design
is already above it. Greenfield confirmed.
Walks a client directory, sha256-hashes every file, emits a canonical
JSON manifest matching docs/update-manifest.md. Excludes runtime
artifacts (.log, .dxvk-cache, .pdb, .old) and the launcher is broken
out as a top-level field rather than an entry in files[]. Does not
sign; pair with a separate signer step.
Formal JSON schema for the release manifest, with canonical ordering
rules so signatures stay stable. Includes a small synthetic example
under docs/examples/.
Design for a content-addressed, signed manifest-based update system for
the Metin2 client. Launcher is a single entry point; server is static
files behind Caddy at updates.jakubkadlec.dev; manifests are signed with
Ed25519. Publishing starts manual in v1 and moves to Gitea Actions in v2.
- Add target menu "Remove from guild" button
- Proper confirm modal with translations
- Fix confirm modal when deleting user from Guilds section of Friends List
- Fix leader removal from Guild section of Friends list
1-The "guildbuildinglist" in the Turkish locale had a Turkish character problem; it was converted to UTF-8 and fixed.
2-The *.channel.inf and *.mouse.cfg files were moved to the config folder, and reading and writing from the config was enabled.
3-There was an opening issue with the guild hall construction screen; this problem has been fixed.
