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overboostaltima
Brazil2 Posts
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oMNY.SEA
Australia47 Posts
On October 08 2011 14:29 hydraliskplasma wrote: hello, well, to tell you the truth, all you need is A (1) client.. Pick your favorite client (doesnt really matter since you can mod your own (mpq editor(any of many)), you can go into your starcraft folder and treat the mpq files, like a ZIP file, and replace, and or change files inside of it... the SEA supports multiple servers as is, it is very possible to make such thing but the time it'd take a person to do it (a human, that is willing to work to get it done), the time it'd take is probably more than it'd take you to download a universal client... like the ones are are in the list already lol.. so, this program here, contains a mpq editor that works by command line, so if you want you can change the file (main.txt) add/edit/remove certain lines, and make it work. I think I will eventualy get to it, but because of the time I have available, if it depends on me, you will probably have time to download about 18 7 GB clients, because right now I am working on my main project which is about 3 years from completing, so I don't wanna go too crazy on this one... For real brother, download a client that supports a single server and relocalize it as needed. Best Regards. By the way, the only thing I can promisse is making sure this one here will work every time sc2 gets patched, (it has auto self update feature), but atm other than little bugs here and there, this will be it, unless I take another long break from my current project. Anyways, drink a couple of redbulls, and go work on the files, the link below was what came up on my search, i never tried that one but go for it. http://www.zezula.net/en/mpq/download.html ----------EDIT---------- If you do work on it, and you make SEA support, you are more than welcome to share the work so we can add it to this one, I hope you do im sure a lot of people will be thankful. Thanks man Just checked back in the thread for any continuation on this issue I will be downloading another client and then using that to play on Korea, the whole purpose of having a relocalization program is to avoid that however. I dont see the problem, seeing as the old relocalizer relocalized to SEA no worries. Yes, SEA is a "multi server client" but it -only- connects to NA and SEA. You say download a universal client - ok, so i download Na/Korea or whatever, now how am i supposed to play on SEA with your program? I dont think i can, meaning i need two clients anyway, always - the same as if there was no relocalizer. I was merely pointing out that your program doesnt support SEA users. If me, a random user could apparently dig into your program and change enough links to add in SEA support, then surely the creator of the program could do it himself in a much much shorter time, thereby making his program supportive of the whole SC2 scene. And yes, im sure alot of people (me included) would be very thankful. Im pretty sure i myself dont have the coding knowledge to make it happen though, atleast in any sort of realistic way (how the hell is it supposed to be supported later, and patched in without you doing it anyway). Anyway, thanks for your work on the project as im sure its helped many a person avoid downloading heaps of clients/dual installing clients. Ill check back sometime in the future to see if anybody has added SEA support. | ||
landaishan
Australia104 Posts
the old relocalizer currently works and has sea support so im still using that. i made seperate installs anyway, backed most clients up, downloaded tw. ones na/sea, ones relocalalized, ones tw ones a backup of another one and maybe then thats backed up too. you have to do this sort of thing when youre playing cross region you know. | ||
Timurid
Guyana (French)656 Posts
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TomTerry
Germany11 Posts
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lulzury
United States236 Posts
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DoubleDouble
United States106 Posts
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Hydraliskplazma
Brazil46 Posts
and I didn't delete my account, I was banned. | ||
Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
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WCX
74 Posts
On November 09 2011 07:31 DoubleDouble wrote: where is the clean tool for this? yeah where is the clean tool? this seems like a pretty serious omission compared to the original relocalizers. if you don't clean back to the original source files/configs when a sc2 patch comes out, the auto-patcher will completely fail leaving you screwed. | ||
triforks
United States370 Posts
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sLayed
United States11 Posts
On December 29 2011 13:07 WCX wrote: yeah where is the clean tool? this seems like a pretty serious omission compared to the original relocalizers. if you don't clean back to the original source files/configs when a sc2 patch comes out, the auto-patcher will completely fail leaving you screwed. I'm pretty sure all you need to do is make sure you're relocalized to the correct server of your original client when a patch comes out. When I do that I get no problems updating, well, I've never had any problems updating. | ||
Hydraliskplazma
Brazil46 Posts
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Hydraliskplazma
Brazil46 Posts
http://ultracomputers.info/Zeratul/Relocalizer_X143.zip | ||
whereismymind
United Kingdom717 Posts
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vudulp
Brazil45 Posts
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WOPR
Canada145 Posts
thanks in advance *Edited* - i was searching on TL with the wrong wording. for anyone interested in what i was asking for visit this post below: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=300767 | ||
-Exalt-
United States972 Posts
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vudulp
Brazil45 Posts
I'll use a germany account, so I've chosen de/de as target. is this correct or should I download any of EU clients? | ||
Hydraliskplazma
Brazil46 Posts
DOWNLOAD LINK http://ultracomputers.info/Zeratul/Relocalizer_X143.zip MANUAL PATCH DOWNLOAD -- Faster than Auto Patch -- http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-koKR.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-zhTW.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-zhCN.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-itIT.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-ruRU.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-plPL.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-esES.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-deDE.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-frFR.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-enGB.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-ptBR.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-enMX.exe http://attdist.blizzard.com/starcraftII/1.4.3/sc2-1.4.3-enUS.exe To answer your question, if you want to play in the Eu server, with the korean voices, this is what you need to do: 1)Download Korean Client 2)Use relocalizer (make sure it is in the correct location) click on page 1 for instructions 3)Source Krko, Target engb. Done, the steps above will allow you to play in the korean client, with your german account. Then to switch back, it'd be NA source, KOR, Target... This tool will not allow you to play in a server, which you don't have an account at... It will just save harddrive space (12 GB Aprox per install), by allowing you to play in all servers with a single client... Example: You have an account in Taiwan, Europe, LA servers... so you own 3 accounts.. Normally, you would have 3 clients, 1 for each server... This will allow you to use the same client for all accounts, since you own them. If blizzard releases a patch, relocalize it back to the original source, and then, click on the Yellow Button, to clean install. Other wise the new patch will corrupt your installation... In addition to that, look at the VERSION #, on the top of the program, make sure it matches the current patch version before you use... When blizzard releases a new patch, I will update the file in the server, and it will automatically update it for you. When blizz launches a patch, feel free to remind me, I will update it as soon as I find out. DOWNLOAD LINK http://ultracomputers.info/Zeratul/Relocalizer_X143.zip | ||
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