Special Characters Client Error

[dofuzeiro123 0]

Hello everybody,

I'm having the following problem , everytime i try to write "e" with "^"  like this "ê" in the client it appears like this " e̯ " 

Maybe with this picture you can see better :

As you can see i can write "â" but when i try it with "e" it doesn't work.

I think the problem is in the source of the client which I have and i can compile, but i don't know which file i need to change so it can accept the "ê".

If anyone can help me i would greatly appreciate

Cheers 

Edited August 24, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
Core X - External 2 Internal

[Asha 8]

The problem come from client encoding. The server does not handle characters in client display.

Set the proper encoding intro locale.cfg

[dofuzeiro123 0]

20 minutes ago, Asha said:

The problem come from client encoding. The server does not handle characters in client display.

Set the proper encoding intro locale.cfg

Thanks alot its working now

I just went to the official metin2 locale.cfg and i copied the numbers of it 

and pasted over mine and it working fine now 

Cheers

[Asha 8]

22 minutes ago, dofuzeiro123 said:

Thanks alot its working now

I just went to the official metin2 locale.cfg and i copied the numbers of it 

and pasted over mine and it working fine now 

Cheers

 

Just to make you to understand, you should learn not always come here and ask.

10000 1252 de

We have this :

"de"

is then name from locale_xx.epk->locale -> de

"1252"

is the encoding HAVE A look here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252 you can see all supported characters and also his name.  And here you have a complete list of encodings , choose the best one for you https://docs.python.org/2.4/lib/standard-encodings.html

[dofuzeiro123 0]

10 minutes ago, Asha said:

 

Just to make you to understand, you should learn not always come here and ask.

10000 1252 de

We have this :

"de"

is then name from locale_xx.epk->locale -> de

"1252"

is the encoding HAVE A look here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252 you can see all supported characters and also his name.  And here you have a complete list of encodings , choose the best one for you https://docs.python.org/2.4/lib/standard-encodings.html

Yeah i assumed the "de" was from the locale, but I didn't know about the numbers thing, but now I do.

Much appreciated now I'm a little more knowledgeable