Investigate significance of some JSON values sent from launcher.exe to Tl.exe

[alexrp]

novadrop/src/client/Client/LauncherGameInfo.cs

Lines 3 to 28 in e2110a7

	sealed class LauncherGameInfo
	{
	// TODO: account_bits, access_level, chars_per_server, user_permission
	[JsonPropertyName("result-code")]
	public int ResultCode { get; } = 200;
	[JsonPropertyName("game_account_name")]
	public string GameAccountName { get; } = "TERA";
	[JsonPropertyName("master_account_name")]
	public string MasterAccountName { get; }
	[JsonPropertyName("ticket")]
	public string Ticket { get; }
	[JsonPropertyName("last_connected_server_id")]
	public int LastServerId { get; }
	public LauncherGameInfo(string accountName, string ticket, int lastServerId)
	{
	MasterAccountName = accountName;
	Ticket = ticket;
	LastServerId = lastServerId;
	}
	}

I seem to remember that they are not actually used by Tl.exe for anything (except chars_per_server), hence their omission in LauncherGameInfo, but we should confirm that.

[alexrp]

user_permission is almost certainly related to the permission_mask in the server list XML response. I'd imagine Tl.exe filters out servers that the account doesn't have access to when sending the server list to TERA.exe.

[KYGAS]

They don't get filtered out, the flag tells the client if user can access a "restricted" server.
A restricted server is a server with permission mask >= 1
If the server appears as restricted client will not attempt to access it unless user_permission >= permission_mask

Edit : This could be either user_permission or access_rights flag, unsure about that part

[justkeepquiet]

Read this https://disk.yandex.ru/i/izEgqMLhyi_qLQ about permissions and launcher.

[alexrp]

@KYGAS

If the server appears as restricted client will not attempt to access it unless user_permission >= permission_mask

Can you clarify the exact behavior in this case? E.g. in the server list, does the server appear similarly to being offline, or full, or something?

[KYGAS]

As far as I understand the scheme, the server appearance is completely dictated by the "server list string".
You can customize the name ( Online/Offline/Restricted/... )
Client, up to my knowledge, doesn't filter out servers it can not access, instead there is a PopUp field inside of the sls itself which gets called by the client if the server shouldn't be accessible 🤔

Sorry for late reply, i rarely check github D: