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OpenTibia

OpenTibia is a project that has it's aim to mimic as much as possible from the massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) Tibia and add even more features if needed.

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Sub projects

Currently OpenTibia has five projects. The main project is called OpenTibia Server or OTServ and is a server which you can connect to with either the official Tibia client or Yet Another Tibia Client (also known as YATC) which is another OpenTibia project that you can use to connect to any official Tibia server or an OpenTibia Server.

The three other projects are OTAdmin which is a external program used to control an OpenTibia Server, OTItemEditor which can be used to change the items.otb file used by OpenTibia Server and PHP OTServ Toolkit which is a toolkit for OpenTibia Server written in PHP.

OTAdmin

Main article: OTAdmin

OTAdmin is a CLI program (meaning no GUI) and is used to communicate with an OpenTibia Server using the Status Protocol.

OTItemEditor

Main article: OTItemEditor


OTServ

Main article: OTServ

The Open Tibia Server, abbreviated OTServ is the main project and the main focus of this site and wiki. Open Tibia Server is a server designed for use primarily with the Tibia client designed by CipSoft GmbH but alternative clients is in development, most notably Yet Another Tibia Client.


See Also

PHP OTServ Toolkit

Main article: PHP OTServ Toolkit

PHP OTServ Toolkit or just POT is a toolkit/library for accessing OTServ database from PHP. It provides PHP classes that represents OTServ database information as objects. It also provides objects for reading OTServ data files, requesting information from an OTServ through the OT Information protocol, and administrating an OTServ through the OTAdmin protocol.

Yet Another Tibia Client

Main article: Yet Another Tibia Client

YATC is a free software product, licensed under GNU General Public License version 2. It is being developed as a part of OpenTibia project, and hosted on Sourceforge.net. The source code was available from day one via Subversion.