Different Clients for Different Vocations

[Messed Around]

Information:
The purpose of these is to make it easier for you to switch hotkeys to play a different character by simply needing to close the client and open the appropriate client for your character. e.g Changing from "Tibia Knight" client to "Tibia Druid" client instead of having to change all your hotkeys constantly in-game.

These downloads only contain:
File Folders
MAP Files
CFG Files
&
Shortcuts

They in no way what so ever contain any .exe files.

Usage Instructions:

Download the correct file depending on your operating system (either 32Bit or 64Bit)
Move the "Tibia Hotkeys" folder to your C:\ (located in Computer\C:\)
Move the shortcuts to your desktop, rocketdock or anything type of dock or folder or basically wherever you want to.
Now you have working clients for each vocation so that when you change the hotkeys in that client it won't change the hotkeys in another client.


Yes these are hosted on MediaFire because they were to big to upload here.

Tibia Clients 64Bit:
http://www.mediafire.com/?htjin3e55p9cwbj
Someone feel free to do a scan for this one.
Tibia Clients 32Bit:
http://www.mediafire.com/?48vzz69j6mzkq64
http://virusscan.jotti.org/en/scanresult/4ae8b8a27eda81b5cebdd8995186538dae76a913

[Elvang]

Why not just make 4 cfg files, create a program to select which one you want to use?

[Messed Around]

Why not just make 4 cfg files, create a program to select which one you want to use?

Because I'm lazy and tired and school sucks :)
And not everyone likes using a program to do it, personal preference maybe?

[Raphael]

Bad thing about this method is that it doesn't share the .map files, meaning you'll have different versions of the minimap revealed. Even if you consider the .map files included are 100% complete - which is a pretty optmistic conclusion - it's still quite inconvenient when exploring new areas (on updates) or even download more up to date .map files.



Why not just make 4 cfg files, create a program to select which one you want to use?

That was my thought when I made one myself. Here it is if you want to check it out:
http://raphael.atxgames.com.br/files/Tibia%20Hotkeys%20Manager.exe - Executable
http://raphael.atxgames.com.br/files/Tibia%20Hotkeys%20Manager.rar - Sources (C#)

[Messed Around]

Bad thing about this method is that it doesn't share the .map files, meaning you'll have different versions of the minimap revealed. Even if you consider the .map files included are 100% complete - which is a pretty optmistic conclusion - it's still quite inconvenient when exploring new areas (on updates) or even download more up to date .map files.

True but I just did it this way because not everyone wants to download a program to do it no matter who it's made by. Some people are more cautious than others :p

[Y2Quake]

This should be implemented in the client by cipsoft programmers. I always wanted it to be easier. I think they made it in the flash client if im not wrong..

[Raphael]

This should be implemented in the client by cipsoft programmers. I always wanted it to be easier. I think they made it in the flash client if im not wrong..

Yes, they did implement similar functionality in the flash client. Too bad it sucks.

[Infernal Bolt]

I use .bat files to change my hotkeys and start clients :)

[duggle]

I also use simple .bat files. I just have 3 different config files named hotkeysknight.cfg, hotkeysmage.cfg and hotkeyspaladin.cfg and then have 3 bats containing the following


copy hotkeysVOCATION.cfg tibia.cfg /y
c:
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Tibia"
start tibia.exe



The only downside to this is that I can't really change hotkeys ingame, I have to do it in the CFG.

[Niyar]

so i've downloaded the program.
And what i've gotta do now? cuz I dont understand it at all :9. Do I need to add them to my tibia map, or what do I have to do?
Messed Around

[Messed Around]

so i've downloaded the program.
And what i've gotta do now? cuz I dont understand it at all :9. Do I need to add them to my tibia map, or what do I have to do?
Messed Around


Usage Instructions:

Download the correct file depending on your operating system (either 32Bit or 64Bit)
Move the "Tibia Hotkeys" folder to your C:\ (located in Computer\C:\)
Move the shortcuts to your desktop, rocketdock or anything type of dock or folder or basically wherever you want to.
Now you have working clients for each vocation so that when you change the hotkeys in that client it won't change the hotkeys in another client.


Did you follow this? ._.

[Niyar]

Did you follow this? ._.
I did, but I just didnt get it. Just at my C:\, or at my program files? or at my tibia map? Or what?
And then after I've put it in there, what shortcuts do I have to move then?

[Messed Around]

Niyar
Put the folder named "Tibia Hotkeys" into your C:\ not in the program files, windows etc. just straight into your C:\
Then move the shortcuts to your desktop and viola, you now have different hotkeys for different clients.