Forum :: Lounge :: Any good multi clients?

(EDIT: For better understanding >.>)

Can anyone provide a website or download link to a multiclient.exe. Some(my current one) no longer work for some reason.

Er.. what? =/

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"Natalia"

Natalia posted: (3rd Dec 2011, 11:15 pm)

Er.. what? =/

http://sordie.co.uk/downloads/eolaunch.zip ? EOLaunch can be used as a MultiClient I believe. If not sorry I don't have a .exe for you. I think Bones-Underground or some other server had a multiclient.exe though.

What you can do is download EOLaunch, extract it, and put the three files inside your client folder. Then open up EOLaunch, click on the server you want to play, and click on the ''Play Now'' button!

Hollow posted: (3rd Dec 2011, 11:16 pm)

Natalia posted: (3rd Dec 2011, 11:15 pm)

Er.. what? =/

If you've got a multiclient.exe since his old one stopped working.

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"Natalia"

If anyone cares:

Endlesses.exe executes the main client, then injects the string "Endlesses.dll" and then uses CreateRemoteThread() API to call LoadLibrary() pointing to the injected string. This loads Endlesses.dll into the EO client. The Endlesses.dll libraries DllMain() is now running in the context of the client.

EO detect other instances of itself by trying to create a named mutex and seeing if it's already been created.

Endlesses.dll hooks the mutex API and adds the process ID to the end of the parameters of any named mutex calls, thus preventing EO from detecting itself running. 

Unlike other multiclients that simply NOP the check code at fixed addresses, endlesses will work for any current, future or past versions of EO that detect itself in the same way.

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Sordie posted: (4th Dec 2011, 02:08 am)

If anyone cares:

Endlesses.exe executes the main client, then injects the string "Endlesses.dll" and then uses CreateRemoteThread() API to call LoadLibrary() pointing to the injected string. This loads Endlesses.dll into the EO client. The Endlesses.dll libraries DllMain() is now running in the context of theclient.

EO detect other instances of itself by trying to create a named mutex and seeing if it's already been created.

Endlesses.dll hooks the mutex API and adds the process ID to the end of the parameters of any named mutex calls, thus preventing EO from detecting itself running. 

Unlike other multiclients that simply NOP the check code at fixed addresses, endlesses will work for any current, future or past versions of EO that detect itself in the same way.

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