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New Release Video demo: Platforms & recording Fermata is now available as an experimental Android preview for ARM64 devices running Android 13 or newer with Vulkan support. Players can import their own Interlude client from a ZIP or folder, configure their server, and play without modifying the source files. Android now has a dedicated mobile control profile with: A floating movement joystick Direct camera orbit and pinch zoom Camera-focused smart targeting A rotating shortcut selector A mobile HUD and compact window controls An optional Classic control profile Built-in video recording has also arrived on Windows and macOS. Press Shift+Alt+R, or Shift+Option+R on macOS, to open the recorder. Recordings support H.264 and HEVC, Native to 720p resolution, 30 or 60 FPS, configurable quality, game audio, and music. Recording continues across login, character selection, teleports, and window resizing. The recorder controls are excluded from the finished video, while the Fermata watermark is added directly to the MP4. Friends, chat & private stores The complete Interlude friends system is now implemented, including: Online and offline status Friend invitations Adding and removing friends Direct conversations Incoming-message notifications /friendlist Alt/Option+Y access The original blocking commands now work, including /block, /unblock, /blocklist, /allblock, and /allunblock. Private stores are now fully supported. Players can create sell, package-sale, and buy stores, configure their listings and message, receive abnormal-price warnings, and trade through another player's store. Active stores display their original-style sign and message above the seated character. Find Private Store is available from the Actions tab or through /findprivatestore. Entering part of a store message highlights matching store signs in green without contacting the server. Inventory & paperdoll The inventory has been completely remastered into a wider framed-doll layout with a ten-by-eight item grid and separate All, Weapon, Armor, Jewelry, Etc, and Quest tabs. The paperdoll now displays your complete live 3D character with equipped armor, weapons, enchant shells, and weapon enchant effects. Drag to rotate, use the wheel to zoom, and double-click to reset the view. Inventory improvements Holding Alt or Option over an equipment slot opens a quick-swap list containing every compatible item in your inventory. Items are ordered by enchantment, grade, and name, and can be equipped with one click. Dropping inventory items onto the ground has been restored. Drag an item outside the window and confirm the drop, with quantity selection for stackable items. Ground items now use their correct fall, landing, and sparkle effects. World, atmosphere & materials Volumetric fog volumes have been added. Authored banks of mist can drift with the wind, react to weather and time of day, and receive illumination from nearby lamps, torches, and other lights. Half and Full quality modes are available. Water has received a major presentation remaster. Lakes, rivers, wet ground, and puddles now mirror the sky and display a long HDR sun reflection at low angles. Half and Full reflection modes also mirror nearby terrain, trees, buildings, and shorelines. Off mode retains the sky reflection. A new light-particle system supports fireflies, embers, and drifting motes. The brightest particles become small moving light sources that illuminate the ground and nearby fog. Fog volumes and light-particle swarms can be placed through the Shift+Alt+L light editor. Lighting & material improvements Normal-map support has been added for authored stone, wood, terrain, buildings, and other world materials. Supported surfaces gain light-reactive relief, with controls for enabling the effect and adjusting its strength. Enhanced lighting now has smoother transitions, more accurate flame illumination, and additional remastered emissive surfaces across Giran and manor structures. Movement, characters & polish Corrected Strider and Wyvern rider placement, mounted animations, camera height, and nameplate positioning. Fixed Strider transparency and depth rendering so body parts no longer appear hollow or visible through themselves. NPCs now turn smoothly towards the local player when opening a conversation. Improved snowfall with denser flakes, wind-driven descent, varied flake sizes, and flakes that briefly settle before melting. Sounds produced by your own character remain at a stable volume regardless of camera distance. The O key once again starts typing in chat like every other unbound letter. Additional bug fixes and stability improvements. Documentation Fermata now has complete documentation covering installation, controls, settings, rendering, weather, interfaces, supported gameplay, server configuration, and troubleshooting. Documentation is available in English, Greek, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Ukrainian at https://fermata.gg/docs. Download from the launcher you have installed, or at https://fermata.gg/ if you don't have the launcher.

Very easy, in fact you won't need a different client. it can be used for both IL and H5

Here you go:

I was already working on it before the release today. I’m implementing a few approaches to test them out.

The Android app of Fermata has been released at https://updates.fermata.gg/ You will need a folder with the Interlude client files on your Android device and an accessible server on the network. You can then connect and play L2 from your Android device. I am planning to do a lot of mobile optimizations to make it easier to play. Enjoy!

Fermata running on Android. All visual glitches are fixable.

New Release World & atmosphere A complete dynamic weather system has arrived, with Clear, Light Rain, Rain, Heavy Rain, Storm, Snow, and Windy presets. Rain and snow react to roofs, wind moves foliage, lightning illuminates storms, exposed ground becomes wet and develops puddles, and snow builds up and melts over time. Weather includes Low to Ultra quality levels and advanced controls for precipitation, wind, cloud cover, lightning, surface wetness, puddles, and snow. The game server can also select or restore the current weather while local quality settings continue to control rendering cost. The weather can be controlled from the server with custom packets. For more details use Shift+Alt+P. Enhanced lighting now allows authored lamps, fires, and other light sources to illuminate towns and interiors. Lights can pulse, flicker, blink, and strobe, flames produce warm dynamic light, and lamps display depth-aware halos. Remastered emissive surfaces are now supported, beginning with illuminated windows in Giran that glow and cast light into their surroundings. Broadcasting Towers now use their correct original scale and animated rings and glow effects. Map, quests & navigation A complete quest journal has been added, with active and completed quests, expandable stages, descriptions, requirements, item progress, quest inventory integration, location controls, and quest cancellation. Quest objectives now appear through flashing minimap and world-map markers, an overhead directional guide, a notification button beside chat, and rotating quest symbols above eligible NPCs. Server-directed radar markers now work across the live minimap and world map, including the original overhead guidance effect and arrival behavior. The original tutorial system now works, including scrollable tutorial pages, animated illustrations, the flashing question button, tutorial links, and movement, camera, pickup, and sit/rest progression events. Server-opened town maps now display their original artwork and the supplied player marker. Shops, storage & items Personal, clan, castle, and freight warehouses now work, including deposits, withdrawals, stack quantities, fees, weight and capacity previews, tooltips, and the original warning and empty-storage dialogs. Account freight now works through the original recipient picker and delivery window, allowing items to be sent to another character on the same account. Multisell exchanges now work, with paged recipe lists, product details, required materials, quantity selection, warnings, and server-backed completion. Manor seed purchasing is now supported through the shop interface, including availability and pricing. Inventory items can now be dragged to the trash button and destroyed after the appropriate warning or quantity prompt. The original in-game calculator now works with mouse and keyboard input. Community The Community Board is now available from the system menu or Alt+B, with Home, Favorites, Region, Clan, Memo, Mail, and Friends sections, retained navigation, forms, scrolling, minimization, and server-provided pages. Characters, cameras & events Striders and Wyverns now render as fully animated mounts with the rider attached correctly. Striders remain ground-based, while Wyverns support three-dimensional flight. Characters now enter a proper falling state after high drops or airborne dismounts, with falling animations and server-authoritative landing and fall-damage handling. Players can now sit on authored world chairs using the correct sit, wait, and stand animations. Server-driven special camera sequences now work, including target tracking, interpolation, duration, widescreen bars, and restoration to the normal camera. GM camera mode and server-authorized ///fly movement are now supported. The original 102-second Kamael teaser sequence has been restored with its complete slideshow, transitions, panning artwork, localized subtitles, and narration. Hats, masks, circlets, and other hair accessories now use their authored head placement and correctly adjust the character's hairstyle. Timed server confirmation dialogs, short-duration status effects, regeneration previews, and the seasonal Christmas Seal presentation are now supported. Interface & performance Character creation has been refined with corrected description wrapping, clipping, layout, and name-entry presentation. Tutorial and NPC dialog windows now use polished proportional scrollbars, improved HTML layout, and correctly sized illustrations and controls. A new independent 3D render-resolution setting offers Native, 720p, 900p, 1080p, 1440p, and 4K choices while keeping the window, HUD, text, and FermaUI at native resolution. Major rendering optimizations reduce unnecessary work in local lighting, shadows, visibility, exposure, bloom, post-processing, and GPU diagnostics. Download from the launcher you have installed, or at https://updates.fermata.gg/ if you don't have the launcher. Fermata Light Engine Preview All lights can be baked in the client, shipped to the users, and exported and imported as .femlight files.

New release World & atmosphere - Grass is back — terrain grass now grows across the world like the original client, with settings for on / original-style / off, two sway styles, and optional grass shadows. - Day/night and the sky now follow the game server, including sunrise, sunset, Seven Signs skies, and red-sky events. A manual override remains available in settings. - Doors are now live — castle and town doors open and close according to the server, can be targeted, and display their health. - Earthquake events now shake the screen and play their original rumble sounds. Map & navigation - New live minimap — an always-on radar with a rotating player arrow, party, target and NPC markers, zone labels, hover tooltips, three zoom levels, and collapse and resize controls. Clicking it opens the full world map. - Zone titles now fade onto the screen when you enter a new region. - The world map now displays your current zone name and party-member positions. Combat & effects - Enchanted weapons now glow properly, complete with drifting wisps, across every weapon type — including on the character selection screen. - Soulshot, Spiritshot, Fishing Shot, and Beast Shot activations now play their original flashes and sounds. A new “hide shot effects” option is available if you prefer not to see them. - Item-use visuals have been restored — potions, antidotes, echo crystals, fireworks, and other usable items now play their proper effects. - Skill damage now displays floating damage numbers, and critical skill hits shake the camera. - New buff bar — active buffs, debuffs, and toggles now appear as icons above the HUD. - Bow skills now nock and release their arrows at the correct animation moments. Shops & items - NPC shops now work — a complete buy window with prices, weight and Adena totals, stock limits, and a quantity dialog for stackable items. - Player-to-player trading now works, including timed trade requests, complete inventory and offer panes, quantity selection for stackable items, weight preview, confirmation locking, cancellation, and trade completion. - Item enchanting now works — using an enchant scroll opens the original-style item selection window with enchant levels and full item tooltips, plus proper selection and cancellation handling. - Item cooldowns, including potions and similar items, now appear on the shortcut bar. - Item tooltips and the inventory window have received further polish. - Weapon tooltips now correctly identify weapon classes and calculate enchant-adjusted P. Atk. values for bows, two-handed weapons, fists, and dual swords. Chat & commands - Slash commands now work, including /time, /loc, and other server commands. GM accounts can also use // admin commands. - Action commands can now be entered directly in chat, including sit/stand, walk/run, normal and forced attacks, trade, target next, pickup, assist, party actions, social emotes, and duels. - System messages can optionally be separated into their own window, and the chat font size is adjustable. - Server event announcements now appear on screen as they did in the original client. Interface - A live animated portrait of your character now appears beside the HP and MP bars. - The client now ships with its own Tahoma and Noto Sans fonts, allowing text to work across languages. Chat and nameplate fonts can be selected in the new Fonts settings section. - The target window has been refined — clicking the level chip now expands or collapses the window. - NPC dialog windows have received additional polish, including proper window titles and button labels. Download from the launcher you have installed or at https://updates.fermata.gg/ if you don't have the launcher

New release - Now Windows and macOS releases will be available at the same time - macOS release is now out Features: - Effects now render _mostly_ correctly (they need some tuning but they work) - Proper texture quality selections - Implemented the "shine" effect for items that support it - Added HTML rendering (the client supports longer html so you can adapt your server to send longer messages) - Improved some rendering issues - RequestBypassToServer, NPCSay and ServerClose implemented - Fixed ground items lighting - Added teleport support - Added swimming animation The HTML renderer has some improvements: - Added support external links that open locally, linking to external images from urls - Added support for new HTML tags: div, span, p, b/strong, i/em, u, hr, color - Added support for the <style> tag that supports color, background-colour, text-align, width, height, padding and margin. - Added support for gifs - Considering support for videos, JavaScript and CSS All of this is backwards compatible with the existing HTML engine of the old client Download from the launcher you have instealler or at https://updates.fermata.gg/ if you don't have the launcher

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Stress test with up to 10000 characters rendered in one area. Download: https://updates.fermata.gg/

I don't wanna touch the game files. It's very doable, but it's technically illegal. (I don't wanna hear from any keyboard lawyers about how Fermata is illegal too. It's not)

Latest build 20260810194614 Windows x64 only (for now to make testing easier) What's new: - Reworked the shadows to be more realistic - Added character attack - Added inventory, equipping, un-equipping - Changed the default shader - Added new UI elements and redesigned the old ones - Added chat support (resizable, movable, font resizable) - Added damage numbers on screen - Added every UI asset in the FermaUI Editor - Added a more comprehensive customiser for the UI in the FermaUI Editor - Added a library in the UI editor so you can create reusable functions - Added custom packet sending and handling. Custom client packets start with opcode 0xFE and custom server packets start with opcode 0xFF - Added API support and documentation on the UI customisation so you can send packets, create custom UI elements, show them when you want and more - Added targeted monster hp bar - Added a screen shake effect on critical hits (can be turned off) Download at: https://discord.com/invite/zkFRER2xGM

Most people don't understand most things until their value is obvious. That takes time. I have time

Massive props to Setekh, he is the reason why I started this project