I submitted a message via the contact page at https://forum.gnemulator.com/contact/ three days ago but have not received any reply. Now I am posting here to ask several questions:

1. Does the server‑side and client‑side support Chinese? Either UTF‑8 or GBK encoding is acceptable.

2. Am I allowed to change the bound server IP and hardware code for free?

3. Does Lua provide client‑side UI APIs?

1 hora atrás, biaobiaos disse:

I submitted a message via the contact page at https://forum.gnemulator.com/contact/ three days ago but have not received any reply. Now I am posting here to ask several questions:

1. Does the server‑side and client‑side support Chinese? Either UTF‑8 or GBK encoding is acceptable.

2. Am I allowed to change the bound server IP and hardware code for free?

3. Does Lua provide client‑side UI APIs?

Hello! Thank you for reaching out again. We did reply to the message you sent through our contact form, but we haven’t heard back from you yet. Our reply may have ended up in your spam folder, so please check there as well. In any case, we’re happy to answer your questions here:

1. Yes, both the server and client support Chinese. This includes the interface, messages, chat, character names, and guild names. We use GBK (CP936) for names and the game protocol, with Unicode/UTF-8 conversions where needed. Chinese names also display correctly for players using the Portuguese, English, or Spanish client. Character names support up to 5 Chinese characters, and guild names support up to 4, within the supported GBK character set. For existing servers, we provide the SQL migrations required to enable these names.

2. Yes, you can change the server IP and hardware ID bound to your license free of charge, with no limit on the number of changes. The change takes less than 1 second.

3. Yes, we support Lua on both the server and client sides. The client provides APIs for building custom interfaces with windows, buttons, text, and images, as well as handling mouse and keyboard events. You can also integrate these interfaces with your server-side Lua logic. Documentation and usage examples are available.

Welcome! ❤️