Cevaplandı Title: [Help] Client Hard Crash (0 KB Syserr) - Martysama v5.8 Update 2.5

[nainferoce69]

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Hi everyone,

I am using the Martysama v5.8 files shared in this thread: https://forum.turkmmo.com/konu/3903...s-offline-shop-v2-paylasilan-en-guncel-surum/

The server compiles and runs perfectly, but I'm completely stuck on the client side.

Basically, when I open metin2client.exe, the game cursor appears for about a second, and then the window closes instantly. The main issue is that my syserr.txt stays at 0 KB. The crash is so fast that it doesn't even have time to write a log.

I've already tried to fix it myself:

• I noticed in UserInterface.cpp that the source expects Python 2.7.6 (PY_VERSION_HEX==0x020706f0), but the client folder contained a 2.7.3 dll.
• So I installed the official Python 2.7.6 (32-bit), grabbed the correct python27.dll straight from the Windows/SysWOW64 folder, and copied the entire Lib folder into my client.
• I even tried bypassing ENABLE_PYLIB_CHECK and ENABLE_MILES_CHECK in the source code, and did a clean Batch Build (Release/Win32) on VS 2022.

Even after doing all that, I still get the exact same instant crash with an empty syserr.

Since the server is working fine, the issue is definitely on the client side. Could it be an incorrect version of the Granny DLL? Or maybe a missing file in the pack folder from update 2.5?

If anyone has an idea or has encountered this issue before, I would really appreciate the help. Thanks!

 

[JinHu]

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[nainferoce69]

Thank you for your reply. I've invited you, I'll look into it tomorrow. Have a good evening.

 

[nainferoce69]

@JinHu
Hey everyone,

I wanted to give a big shoutout to @JinHu. He was incredibly patient and spent a lot of time helping me fix a client issue that was giving me a hard time.

He actually reinstalled my entire server from scratch, and the work is absolutely perfect. On top of that, he gave me some really useful tips and links on how I should start learning to implement systems on my own.

I’m honestly a bit embarrassed because the final error turned out to be something so simple, but he stayed professional and helpful the whole way through. Thanks again for your time and for sharing your knowledge!

 

[JinHu]

@JinHu
Hey everyone,

I wanted to give a big shoutout to @JinHu. He was incredibly patient and spent a lot of time helping me fix a client issue that was giving me a hard time.

He actually reinstalled my entire server from scratch, and the work is absolutely perfect. On top of that, he gave me some really useful tips and links on how I should start learning to implement systems on my own.

I’m honestly a bit embarrassed because the final error turned out to be something so simple, but he stayed professional and helpful the whole way through. Thanks again for your time and for sharing your knowledge!

Thank you so much for your kind words, Molly. I really appreciate you taking the time to write this.

Please don’t feel embarrassed about the error — things like that happen to everyone in development. Sometimes the smallest details cause the biggest headaches.

I’m glad I could help you get everything running properly. Keep learning and experimenting with systems, and you’ll improve faster than you think.

If you ever run into another issue or need some guidance, feel free to reach out. I’ll always be happy to help.