What was realm of the mad god coded in

Kinda a dumb question sorry im a bit new to hacking and interested to make one Don't know really where to begin and what language rotmg hacks are coded in so please no "you're dumb" comments i would appreciate it. There's nothing stopping you from using any language you like but if you want to have some resources to work from, you probably should choose C , AS3 or Java. AS3 is a terrible language and you generally want to avoid it. However, the official game client is made in AS3 so if you want to make hacks for a client, that is the way to go.

AS3 is not magically the only language you can make the client with, it's just that making a new client from scratch would be a lot of work. If you choose to work with AS3, don't go and try learn AS3 exclusively. AS3, Java, C and even Javascript are moderately similar languages so if you know one of them you should be able to work with all of them with moderate ease. Java has been a popular language for a long time and resources to learn it are good.

However most rotmg related Java resources are outdated. As you can imagine, the game has changed quite a bit and building on top of either of these would be quite difficult. C is a solid choice. It's useful as a general purpose language unlike AS3 and has up-to-date resources unlike Java.

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Part 2 : Developers used the winning art from Part 1 to create a game. RotMG came in third place. Polygonal map generation is for the current maps, starting at build Updated Nov 4, Python. A hacked client for Realm of the Mad God. Updated Mar 19, ActionScript. Updated Sep 9, Python. List of backend links for Realm of the Mad God. Updated Sep 27, Star 9. Updated Sep 30, TypeScript. Star 7. A networking library for Realm of the Mad God. Updated Aug 11, TypeScript.

Sponsor Star 6. Updated Sep 9, C. Star 6. Updated Oct 26, Python. Star 5. A RotMG clientless bot, written in Rust. Fair point. When we set out to tackle this project, we wanted to make a point of not doing a hack job. We could have focused on visual eye candy to always keep up appearances of making meaningful headway. To shorten the waiting time, we would like to offer you a way to make a direct contribution to the work that is being done on the Unity Client of the game.

We have put together a survey to get a feeling for the features that you would be most happy to eventually see in a Unity version of the game - and yes, we are aware that there will likely be more options. Click here and participate now! In other news, we have added a dedicated game artist to our team to both give our old game UI a few strokes of paint and help us build a brand new version as well, that way you can have different options in the final product.

We look forward to sharing some more of that in the near future. And while we bid you farewell, you should really check out our new Realm of the Mad God Remaster page. The Realm Remaster website will be expanded as development moves on, and we aim at giving you those small blog posts on a more frequent basis going forward. You are supporting us, you deserve to know what is up. That hard work has finally paid off as we are close to starting the Realm Supporter Beta. Along with the Unity client we have also been working on new backend optimizations that will not only improve stability but also performance.

So far, we have seen the game performing at 60 frames per second on older machines as well as new ones. We are currently in the process of working out the final tweaks as well as polishing the game. The focus of the new client is to have a one for one experience as the existing Flash version.

One of the biggest changes will be to the security of the client and our backend. This should make it much more difficult for hacking to occur.

The Wall of Fame has been fully implemented on the new Client. This is just a small sign of our gratitude, thanks again! I know what you are all thinking, yes that sounds great, but when do we finally get the new client?

Over the next days, we will be sharing more information about the Supporter and Open Beta and maybe also about a special event… Stay tuned! Earlier today we did our first ever live stream of Unity gameplay!

Though there were a few technical hiccups with our streaming setup, we hope this reveal was as exciting for you as it is for us! If you missed it, feel free to watch the archive! While this is still a beta version, we are working to start the Supporter Beta in early We want this to be the most polished experienced possible, so that Realm can take a strong first step into this new territory. For those curious, the Unity questions posted in the announcement thread for this stream will be answered in a thread next week.

We sincerely hope you enjoyed this preview! We would like to live stream again in the future, so please let us know if you liked or disliked the structure and what you would like to see. As promised, below you can check the replies we were going to show during the streaming. We apologize for the delay of the replies and for the technical issues we had during the stream.

Nonetheless, we hope you enjoyed the event and that you were able to see how much potential Exalt has. We are working hard and will work even harder to deliver better and interesting events in the future!

Clarification: About the stuttering that some of you noticed in the gameplay during the stream. We want to make sure it is clear that the game has NO stuttering whatsoever and that it was only a streaming issue.

Once you have it in your hand you will see how smooth and fluid it is :. Q: Will the gameplay be expanded upon after Unity by means of new mechanics or major overhauls? A: We have plans to increase the current loop with the addition of Oryx the Mad God 3 as well as some additional progression coming but we are also looking into howRealm will evolve in a post Unity world, we are interested in shaking things up for the game but we are not ready to share our plans yet on that front.

Q: Release date plzzz!!?? Q: Will be there more music for each dungeon than one? Having a few background music per each dungeon would make them a lot more enjoyable. A: The current plan is to have one distinct track for each Dungeon, we plan to iterate on our Music system in order to allow for more adaptive and dynamic Music Experience.

For example, the start of the Dungeon would be calmer and when you Fight the Boss the music would get more intense. Q: Will inventory management and storage constraints ever be reworked? A: We are considering some improvements in terms of UI of storage management, soon we might reveal some info about it. Q: Will you add any QoL updates?

A: The Unity client itself already comes with several QoL improvements like the improved char list and we are always looking to add more in the future. Q: Will fps be capped or is it possible to get above at least ? A: Will be capped to 60FPS for launch. Q: Regarding Unity performance, it was mentioned that it was running at 60 fps on both older and newer machines. A: First of all, both dungeons and realms were never designed to handle more than 85 players. Being able to currently connect to full realms or dungeons above the limits is actually a bug.

Unfortunately, at the moment is not easy to fix but this is one of the things we will focus on after the Unity launch. Q: Will the new client use all cores of the CPU? I know that flash player only uses one core, which really cripples gameplay. A: Unity is capable of using more than one core. Also, we use multi-thread for few core features to balance the load. Q: Will Rotmg Exalt have higher Hz and fps? For example, hz or hz. A: Not for the launch, but we are looking at such options as a post-launch feature.

A: Yes and no. Below you can appreciate the intro video we showed during the stream and some of the new soundtracks!