Running the game/pt-br

Várias informações sobre como instalar e executar o jogo.

Requisitos de Sistema

	Mínimo	Recomendado
Sistema Operacional	Windows 7, 8, 10 (32 ou 64 bit), ou Windows 11
Processador	Processador de 1,6 GHz Suporta conjunto de instruções SSE2 ou superior	Processador multi-core de 3 GHz Supporting SSE2 instruction set or higher
Memory	1 GB	4 GB or more
Graphics	128 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible Shader Model 2.0b compatible	NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 670 2GB or better AMD Radeon R9 280 or better
Storage	4 GB free space	6 GB free space
Display	1024×768 resolution	1920×1080 or higher 60 Hz refresh rate or more
Network	Broadband internet connection
Input	Keyboard and mouse

Note: You may have to lower your game's graphics settings to achieve desired performance.

Note: The game may still run on systems that have sub-minimum specs, but some additional setup may be required and the performance may be not acceptable.

Installing the game

Warning! Ymirheim project works as a mod to the original game and can't function without it.
Ymirheim project does not distribute the original game made by Gravity Co., Ltd., because it can violate the copyright law.
You have to own your copy of the original game in order to install our mod and play on our server.
Alternatively, you can ask your friends or other players to share their client with you, but we don’t have the rights to assist you with that, sorry.

To install the game, please follow this procedure:

1. Make sure that you have the files of the original game client. Any version of the Korean OBT client (for example, the latest version, “kRO2 Client v126”) should be perfectly fine.
   Note: If you've modified your client previously to connect to other private servers (e.g. DiviniaRO2, YggRO2), please be aware that it may not be accepted by Ymirheim Launcher, although most players report that it worked fine for them.
   In any case, Ymirheim Launcher will made sure that the client is valid before using it so if the installation went without any errors, you're good to go.
2. Download the Ymirheim Launcher setup file, save it anywhere on your computer and run it. It's just an installer that will extract the launcher into your system properly (default installation path is %LOCALAPPDATA%\YmirheimLauncher).
   After the installation is done, you can delete the setup file and use the shortcuts on your desktop or the start menu to launch the game.
3. Follow the setup instructions of Ymirheim Launcher:
   1. Select the folder that contains your original game client;
   2. Select the folder where you wish your game to be installed (it will be your main game client folder used to play on Ymirheim servers);
   3. Ymirheim Launcher will use the original game client files, patch them, and place the resulting files into the target directory that you selected. After the patching finishes, the launcher will update the game to the latest version and will let you start the game.

Selecting the game UI language and theme

The first time you launch the game, the launcher will ask you to choose the language and the UI theme for the game client.

These settings can then be changed in the "Game Options" menu, which opens by clicking the gear-shaped button in the upper right corner of the Ymirheim Launcher interface.

Currently, only two UI skins are supported: “Default” and “Gears”:

1. Default is the usual “transparent” theme that was in the latest version of the original game, introduced in May 2008.
2. Gears is a modified version, a tribute to the UI of the older version of the game (before May 2008).

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  Default UI Skin

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  Gears UI Skin

Safe Mode (Minimal settings)

If your game client doesn't start or you're having trouble starting it with the default settings, you can start it in the safe mode.

Safe mode will set all your graphics options to minimal, the game will run in windowed mode 1024×768 without any shaders. This may help you to get to the graphics settings and set them to your liking.

To start the game in safe mode, you need to go to the "Game Options" menu, which opens when you click the gear-shaped button in the upper right corner of the Ymirheim Launcher interface, and select the "Start the game in safe mode" item in this menu. Click “OK” and start the game. This option will be reset back to normal as soon as you close the launcher.

Note: Safe mode doesn't reset some character-related settings. If you wish to do so, you can delete all the files in the Documents\My Games\Ymirheim\Option folder.

Troubleshooting

Esta seção precisa de expansão.
Você pode ajudar adicionando a ela.

File "System/RagII.exe" not found

If you see an error message saying that the RagII.exe file or any DLL file is missing, it usually means that your anti-virus software placed it in the quarantine.

We receive a lot of reports about false positives from our users (mostly from Windows Defender users) and we're working on multiple solutions to minimize the amount of false-positives. But for now, if you found out that your anti-virus placed one of the game files into the quarantine, you can:

• Add the game folder to the exceptions of your anti-virus software.
  • Find the path to the game directory in the "Game Options" menu, which opens by clicking the gear-shaped button in the upper right corner of the Ymirheim Launcher interface.
  • Add the directory to the exclusions of your anti-virus software.
    • For Windows Defender, go to your Security Dashboard (right click "Windows Security" icon in the system tray, select "Security Dashboard"), under "Virus & threat protection settings", select "Manage settings", and then under "Exclusions", select "Add or remove exclusions" and select the game folder.
  • Additionally you might have to add the launcher's temporary files directory (%APPDATA%\YmirheimLauncher\Temp\System) to the exclusions as well, since it's being used when it downloads the patches.
• Or pick a different anti-virus software. Among popular anti-virus solutions only Windows Defender causes such troubles.
• After that, perform file repair by clicking the "Repair Files" button in the launcher.

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