• Features
  • TODOs
• How to run
  • Requirements
  • Instructions

My personal GUI for the Tibia 7.7 database.

Also, my first test project with Next.js + Material-UI 5.

Features

• Tables for the most important item types and their relevant attributes (including related quests!)
• Map with all spawns, quests and NPCs
• Official loot rate for all items and creatures

TODOs

• Runes
• Spells
  • Eremo spells are missing
• NPC offers
• Skill calculator
• Outfit builder
• Quest guides
• Houses
• Other map layers
  • See https://tibiantis.info/
    • Images for the entire minimap and for each sector can be found in network requests

How to run

Requirements

• Node 18 or higher

Instructions

For legal reasons, the original files cannot be provided in this repository, so you must find them yourself. See instructions below:

• Get yourself the server dump of the leaked Tibia 7.7 server
• Download and install the Tibia 7.7 client (it must be this exact version)
• Move the following files to specific folders in this project:
  • C:\Program Files (x86)\Tibia\Tibia.dat to api/dat
  • C:\Program Files (x86)\Tibia\Tibia.spr to api/sprites
  • The leaked-server/mon directory to api/creatures
  • The leaked-server/dat/monster.db directory to api/creatures
  • The leaked-server/origmap directory to api/map
  • The leaked-server/npc directory to api/npcs
  • leaked-server/dat/objects.srv to api/objects
• Go to each of the target folders above and run node parse.js. This will parse the original files to a friendly format that this project will understand
• Go to ./database then run node parse.js. This will generate the following files:
  • creatures.json
  • npcs.json
  • objects.json
  • quests.json
  • spells.json
• Still inside ./database, run node generateSprites.js. This will generate the following:
  • gifs from all sprites into the ./public/images/sprites folder
  • pngs of one frame from each gif above
• Go to the root folder of this project, then run:

npm i ; npm run dev

• Open the link provided in the terminal log then navigate to one of the pages in the routes (e.g.: http://localhost:3000/map)