<![CDATA[G1R:MP Forum - G1 Remake Multiplayer Community - Changelog & Patch Notes]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/ Wed, 04 Nov 2026 05:34:32 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[G1R:MP 0.1.8 is now available!]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=70 Sun, 11 Oct 2026 21:36:57 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=70 G1R:MP 0.1.8 is now available!

G1R:MP 0.1.8 introduces server-controlled character dimensions, interface rendering fixes and automatic completion of multiplayer loading screens.

Character dimensions

Server owners can now separate players, human NPCs and monsters on the same map. This supports private character creators, preview characters and isolated encounters without reconnecting players or changing their IDs.
  • Six new server-side Lua functions: setPlayerDimension, getPlayerDimension, setNpcDimension, getNpcDimension, setMonsterDimension and getMonsterDimension.
  • Three new server events: onPlayerDimensionChange, onNpcDimensionChange and onMonsterDimensionChange.
  • NPCs and monsters can spawn directly into a chosen dimension using options.dimension.
  • Identity, skin colour, tattoos, equipment and animation state are preserved and replayed when characters become visible again, including late join.
  • Character visibility, character-to-character collision/combat, NPC/monster targeting and proximity microphone voice respect dimensions.
  • The source-player getPlayersInRange query is dimension-aware. Bundled GothicRP local chat and trade also respect this separation.

Important: dimensions separate characters, not entire copies of the world. Terrain, doors, gates, torches, items and map objects remain shared. Custom Lua events, TTS and scripted audio still require appropriate recipient selection in your resource.

Client improvements
  • Fixed UI rendering that could produce solid white panels in login screens and other interfaces.
  • Multiplayer loading screens now complete automatically once loading has finished, without the extra “press a key to begin” step. Actual world loading is not skipped.
  • Previously released fixes for dynamic RmlUi content updates and the launcher download progress indicator remain included.

Update both the client and server

This release uses Protocol 40. It is not compatible with 0.1.7 / Protocol 39, so both sides must be updated.

Windows x64 and Linux x86_64 dedicated servers are available in two variants:
  • WITH TTS — includes the portable CPU runtime, dependencies and models for optional server speech generation.
  • WITHOUT TTS — a smaller download with the same gameplay server and scripting API, without the bundled TTS runtime/models.

TTS remains disabled by default in both variants. Existing TTS, game-audio and Map Editor functionality remains available.

Before updating

Back up your server and preserve your configuration, database credentials, keys, maps, resource storage, voices and saved recordings. Install the matching server executable and updated resources, merging your gamemode changes as needed. Public packages contain clean configuration and require your own database setup.

Please also keep a separate backup of your single-player saves: multiplayer installation/use can overwrite or remove save data.

Download G1R:MP 0.1.8
Full update notes
Character dimensions — guide and Lua API

Thank you for testing and sharing your feedback!]]> G1R:MP 0.1.8 is now available!

G1R:MP 0.1.8 introduces server-controlled character dimensions, interface rendering fixes and automatic completion of multiplayer loading screens.

Character dimensions

Server owners can now separate players, human NPCs and monsters on the same map. This supports private character creators, preview characters and isolated encounters without reconnecting players or changing their IDs.
  • Six new server-side Lua functions: setPlayerDimension, getPlayerDimension, setNpcDimension, getNpcDimension, setMonsterDimension and getMonsterDimension.
  • Three new server events: onPlayerDimensionChange, onNpcDimensionChange and onMonsterDimensionChange.
  • NPCs and monsters can spawn directly into a chosen dimension using options.dimension.
  • Identity, skin colour, tattoos, equipment and animation state are preserved and replayed when characters become visible again, including late join.
  • Character visibility, character-to-character collision/combat, NPC/monster targeting and proximity microphone voice respect dimensions.
  • The source-player getPlayersInRange query is dimension-aware. Bundled GothicRP local chat and trade also respect this separation.

Important: dimensions separate characters, not entire copies of the world. Terrain, doors, gates, torches, items and map objects remain shared. Custom Lua events, TTS and scripted audio still require appropriate recipient selection in your resource.

Client improvements
  • Fixed UI rendering that could produce solid white panels in login screens and other interfaces.
  • Multiplayer loading screens now complete automatically once loading has finished, without the extra “press a key to begin” step. Actual world loading is not skipped.
  • Previously released fixes for dynamic RmlUi content updates and the launcher download progress indicator remain included.

Update both the client and server

This release uses Protocol 40. It is not compatible with 0.1.7 / Protocol 39, so both sides must be updated.

Windows x64 and Linux x86_64 dedicated servers are available in two variants:
  • WITH TTS — includes the portable CPU runtime, dependencies and models for optional server speech generation.
  • WITHOUT TTS — a smaller download with the same gameplay server and scripting API, without the bundled TTS runtime/models.

TTS remains disabled by default in both variants. Existing TTS, game-audio and Map Editor functionality remains available.

Before updating

Back up your server and preserve your configuration, database credentials, keys, maps, resource storage, voices and saved recordings. Install the matching server executable and updated resources, merging your gamemode changes as needed. Public packages contain clean configuration and require your own database setup.

Please also keep a separate backup of your single-player saves: multiplayer installation/use can overwrite or remove save data.

Download G1R:MP 0.1.8
Full update notes
Character dimensions — guide and Lua API

Thank you for testing and sharing your feedback!]]> <![CDATA[G1R:MP 0.1.7 is now available!]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=69 Sun, 11 Oct 2026 00:09:07 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=69 G1R:MP 0.1.7 is now available!
BUILD199 • Protocol 39
G1R:MP 0.1.7 introduces new Lua audio tools, optional server-generated speech, NPC performance improvements and updates to multiplayer animation and world-state synchronization.

Built-in game audio

Server creators can now use client-side Lua to play sounds already included in Gothic 1 Remake:
  • Game sound effects, music and localized dialogue.
  • 2D and positional 3D playback.
  • Preloading, playback control, volume and distance settings.
  • 11 client-side functions and a result event.
  • A complete catalog containing 34,795 dialogue keys.

These functions control playback on the client where they are called. Gamemodes can coordinate which players should hear a sound through their scripts.

Optional server-side TTS

Create spoken dialogue from text and use it in your own gamemodes, NPC systems and events.
  • 33 server-side Lua functions and 4 events.
  • Multilingual speech generation with Chatterbox Multilingual V3.
  • Additional Ukrainian support through a separate StyleTTS2 engine.
  • Custom voice samples, reusable presets and configurable generation settings.
  • Pre-rendering and saved recordings for dialogue prepared in advance.
  • Persistent caching to avoid generating unchanged recordings again.
  • Synchronized playback for remote players, including positional and attached speech.
  • Managed startup and shutdown through the normal server launcher.

TTS is optional and disabled by default. When disabled, it does not start Python workers or load speech models. When enabled, models load on demand. For frequently used dialogue, we recommend pre-rendering and reusing recordings.

NPC performance and combat presentation
  • Reduced overhead when handling NPC crowds, appearances and animations.
  • Expanded melee animation support across weapon families and skill tiers.
  • Smoother transitions for remote players and NPCs.

Performance still depends on the number of visible characters, assets, scripts and hardware. These changes reduce overhead; they do not make large NPC populations cost-free.

Movement and world synchronization
  • Remote acrobatics now reflects the character's skill and corresponding jump presentation.
  • Improved climbing-wall and ledge movement, including sideways and diagonal movement.
  • Improved climbing and ladder entry/exit transitions.
  • Ladder animations better follow the actual interaction instead of starting while a character is still approaching.
  • Reduced interaction-related animation preparation hitches.
  • World-torch ignition by fire magic and extinguishing by weapons/arrows are synchronized, with state replay for late join.
  • Unwanted default-head hair accessories are removed from identity overrides.
  • Climbing-wall projections no longer cover remote character visuals near the wall.
  • Faster updates for loaded gates and replay of the latest state when a gate naturally streams into view, without force-loading distant gates.

Windows and Linux server packages

Each platform now has two download options:
  • WITH TTS — includes the portable CPU runtime, dependencies, speech models and language data. No system Python installation is needed.
  • WITHOUT TTS — a smaller package containing the same gameplay server and Lua APIs, without the large optional TTS runtime.

Both variants use clean configuration templates and have TTS disabled by default. Map Editor and map_scene are included but are not started automatically.

See the TTS setup guide for operating-system requirements and instructions for enabling speech generation or adding your own authorized voice samples.

Compatibility and upgrading

This release uses Protocol 39. Update BOTH your client and dedicated server.

Clients running 0.1.6 / Protocol 38 cannot join 0.1.7 servers. The launcher updater now provides the new client.

Before upgrading a server, back up and preserve your configuration, database, keys, maps, resource storage, TTS voices and saved recordings. Merge the updated configuration and scripts with your own settings.

NVIDIA Reflex/Boost, DLSS/DLAA and DLSS Frame Generation remain disabled by default.

Save-game safety: installing or using the mod may overwrite or remove existing Gothic 1 Remake save data. Keep a separate backup of your single-player saves before playing multiplayer.

Downloads and documentation

Thank you to everyone testing the mod, sharing logs and reporting issues. Your feedback helps us improve G1R:MP!]]> G1R:MP 0.1.7 is now available!
BUILD199 • Protocol 39
G1R:MP 0.1.7 introduces new Lua audio tools, optional server-generated speech, NPC performance improvements and updates to multiplayer animation and world-state synchronization.

Built-in game audio

Server creators can now use client-side Lua to play sounds already included in Gothic 1 Remake:
  • Game sound effects, music and localized dialogue.
  • 2D and positional 3D playback.
  • Preloading, playback control, volume and distance settings.
  • 11 client-side functions and a result event.
  • A complete catalog containing 34,795 dialogue keys.

These functions control playback on the client where they are called. Gamemodes can coordinate which players should hear a sound through their scripts.

Optional server-side TTS

Create spoken dialogue from text and use it in your own gamemodes, NPC systems and events.
  • 33 server-side Lua functions and 4 events.
  • Multilingual speech generation with Chatterbox Multilingual V3.
  • Additional Ukrainian support through a separate StyleTTS2 engine.
  • Custom voice samples, reusable presets and configurable generation settings.
  • Pre-rendering and saved recordings for dialogue prepared in advance.
  • Persistent caching to avoid generating unchanged recordings again.
  • Synchronized playback for remote players, including positional and attached speech.
  • Managed startup and shutdown through the normal server launcher.

TTS is optional and disabled by default. When disabled, it does not start Python workers or load speech models. When enabled, models load on demand. For frequently used dialogue, we recommend pre-rendering and reusing recordings.

NPC performance and combat presentation
  • Reduced overhead when handling NPC crowds, appearances and animations.
  • Expanded melee animation support across weapon families and skill tiers.
  • Smoother transitions for remote players and NPCs.

Performance still depends on the number of visible characters, assets, scripts and hardware. These changes reduce overhead; they do not make large NPC populations cost-free.

Movement and world synchronization
  • Remote acrobatics now reflects the character's skill and corresponding jump presentation.
  • Improved climbing-wall and ledge movement, including sideways and diagonal movement.
  • Improved climbing and ladder entry/exit transitions.
  • Ladder animations better follow the actual interaction instead of starting while a character is still approaching.
  • Reduced interaction-related animation preparation hitches.
  • World-torch ignition by fire magic and extinguishing by weapons/arrows are synchronized, with state replay for late join.
  • Unwanted default-head hair accessories are removed from identity overrides.
  • Climbing-wall projections no longer cover remote character visuals near the wall.
  • Faster updates for loaded gates and replay of the latest state when a gate naturally streams into view, without force-loading distant gates.

Windows and Linux server packages

Each platform now has two download options:
  • WITH TTS — includes the portable CPU runtime, dependencies, speech models and language data. No system Python installation is needed.
  • WITHOUT TTS — a smaller package containing the same gameplay server and Lua APIs, without the large optional TTS runtime.

Both variants use clean configuration templates and have TTS disabled by default. Map Editor and map_scene are included but are not started automatically.

See the TTS setup guide for operating-system requirements and instructions for enabling speech generation or adding your own authorized voice samples.

Compatibility and upgrading

This release uses Protocol 39. Update BOTH your client and dedicated server.

Clients running 0.1.6 / Protocol 38 cannot join 0.1.7 servers. The launcher updater now provides the new client.

Before upgrading a server, back up and preserve your configuration, database, keys, maps, resource storage, TTS voices and saved recordings. Merge the updated configuration and scripts with your own settings.

NVIDIA Reflex/Boost, DLSS/DLAA and DLSS Frame Generation remain disabled by default.

Save-game safety: installing or using the mod may overwrite or remove existing Gothic 1 Remake save data. Keep a separate backup of your single-player saves before playing multiplayer.

Downloads and documentation

Thank you to everyone testing the mod, sharing logs and reporting issues. Your feedback helps us improve G1R:MP!]]> <![CDATA[G1R:MP 0.1.6 is now available!]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=66 Wed, 30 Sep 2026 22:37:16 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=66 G1R:MP 0.1.6 is now available!
Rideable scavengers, custom area notifications, smoother doors and pickup improvements.
Release: 0.1.6
Client build: 174
Network protocol: 38

Important: both players and server owners must update. Clients and servers using Protocol 37 or older are not compatible with this release.

Rideable scavengers

Explore the Colony on a scavenger! This release introduces player-owned mounts with synchronized rider and animal movement.
  • Mounting, riding and dismounting, with synchronized movement and animation for other players.
  • Support for walking, running, sprinting, jumping and swimming presentation.
  • Mount state synchronization for players joining later or returning to synchronization range.
  • Individual ownership, allowing multiple players to use their own mounts.
  • No fixed two-minute despawn timer.
  • Improved rider positioning, boarding recovery and character orientation after dismounting.
  • Mounted hit handling that preserves damage while preventing ordinary on-foot reactions from separating the rider from the mount.
  • Nameplate updates while riding, respecting existing visibility, distance and observer-specific settings.

Server developers can manage mounts using:
Code:
createPlayerMount(playerId) destroyPlayerMount(playerId)

Mount ownership belongs to the current player session and the resource that created it. Persistent ownership and ownership transfer are not included. Native riding restrictions still apply.

Custom area notifications

Gamemodes can now display their own native-style, two-line area banners.
  • Separate heading and main title.
  • Configurable display duration.
  • Unicode text support, including Polish characters and Cyrillic.
  • Passive presentation without taking control away from the player.
  • Automatic native discovery banners are suppressed in multiplayer, without disabling world streaming or region logic.

New server-side functions:
Code:
ShowAreaNotification(playerId, heading, title, durationMs) HideAreaNotification(playerId)

The lower-camel aliases showAreaNotification and hideAreaNotification are also available.

Smoother door synchronization
  • Improved ordinary-door opening and closing animations locally and on remote clients.
  • Reduced avoidable delay before other players see a door move.
  • Improved interaction readiness after an opening or closing animation finishes.
  • Existing key restrictions, collision handling and late-join state restoration are retained.

Existing gate and winch synchronization remains available.

Item pickup improvements
  • Reduced observer-side hitches when another player picks up an item.
  • Improved pickup animation timing and the transition back to normal movement.
  • Reduced brief arms-only A-pose during pickup recovery.
  • Inventory ownership, pickup validation and server-authoritative item removal remain unchanged.

For server owners

Updated dedicated server packages are available for Windows x64 and Linux x86_64. Both include matching Lua resources, with Map Editor and map_scene remaining optional.

Back up your server before updating. Install the new server executable and merge the updated resources while preserving your configuration, database credentials, server keys, saved maps and resource data. If you keep your existing configuration, update its listing version to 0.1.6.

NVIDIA Reflex/Boost, DLSS/DLAA and DLSS Frame Generation remain disabled by default by the launcher's compatibility settings.

Testing and feedback

This is still a public alpha. Automated release checks passed on Windows and Linux, but real multiplayer testing remains important—especially for mount transitions and interactions. The native heart/petting interaction is not yet confirmed to be available in every situation.

If you encounter an issue, please include your client/server version, reproduction steps and logs. For synchronization problems, logs from both players are especially useful.

Download G1R:MP 0.1.6
Release notes and scripting documentation

Thank you for testing, reporting issues and helping improve G1R:MP!
]]> G1R:MP 0.1.6 is now available!
Rideable scavengers, custom area notifications, smoother doors and pickup improvements.
Release: 0.1.6
Client build: 174
Network protocol: 38

Important: both players and server owners must update. Clients and servers using Protocol 37 or older are not compatible with this release.

Rideable scavengers

Explore the Colony on a scavenger! This release introduces player-owned mounts with synchronized rider and animal movement.
  • Mounting, riding and dismounting, with synchronized movement and animation for other players.
  • Support for walking, running, sprinting, jumping and swimming presentation.
  • Mount state synchronization for players joining later or returning to synchronization range.
  • Individual ownership, allowing multiple players to use their own mounts.
  • No fixed two-minute despawn timer.
  • Improved rider positioning, boarding recovery and character orientation after dismounting.
  • Mounted hit handling that preserves damage while preventing ordinary on-foot reactions from separating the rider from the mount.
  • Nameplate updates while riding, respecting existing visibility, distance and observer-specific settings.

Server developers can manage mounts using:
Code:
createPlayerMount(playerId) destroyPlayerMount(playerId)

Mount ownership belongs to the current player session and the resource that created it. Persistent ownership and ownership transfer are not included. Native riding restrictions still apply.

Custom area notifications

Gamemodes can now display their own native-style, two-line area banners.
  • Separate heading and main title.
  • Configurable display duration.
  • Unicode text support, including Polish characters and Cyrillic.
  • Passive presentation without taking control away from the player.
  • Automatic native discovery banners are suppressed in multiplayer, without disabling world streaming or region logic.

New server-side functions:
Code:
ShowAreaNotification(playerId, heading, title, durationMs) HideAreaNotification(playerId)

The lower-camel aliases showAreaNotification and hideAreaNotification are also available.

Smoother door synchronization
  • Improved ordinary-door opening and closing animations locally and on remote clients.
  • Reduced avoidable delay before other players see a door move.
  • Improved interaction readiness after an opening or closing animation finishes.
  • Existing key restrictions, collision handling and late-join state restoration are retained.

Existing gate and winch synchronization remains available.

Item pickup improvements
  • Reduced observer-side hitches when another player picks up an item.
  • Improved pickup animation timing and the transition back to normal movement.
  • Reduced brief arms-only A-pose during pickup recovery.
  • Inventory ownership, pickup validation and server-authoritative item removal remain unchanged.

For server owners

Updated dedicated server packages are available for Windows x64 and Linux x86_64. Both include matching Lua resources, with Map Editor and map_scene remaining optional.

Back up your server before updating. Install the new server executable and merge the updated resources while preserving your configuration, database credentials, server keys, saved maps and resource data. If you keep your existing configuration, update its listing version to 0.1.6.

NVIDIA Reflex/Boost, DLSS/DLAA and DLSS Frame Generation remain disabled by default by the launcher's compatibility settings.

Testing and feedback

This is still a public alpha. Automated release checks passed on Windows and Linux, but real multiplayer testing remains important—especially for mount transitions and interactions. The native heart/petting interaction is not yet confirmed to be available in every situation.

If you encounter an issue, please include your client/server version, reproduction steps and logs. For synchronization problems, logs from both players are especially useful.

Download G1R:MP 0.1.6
Release notes and scripting documentation

Thank you for testing, reporting issues and helping improve G1R:MP!
]]> <![CDATA[G1R:MP 0.1.4 is now available!]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=62 Tue, 22 Sep 2026 22:37:38 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=62 G1R:MP 0.1.4 is now available!
New tools for server creators, expanded animations, and improved scripting.
We are happy to announce the release of G1R:MP 0.1.4!

The update is available through the launcher updater and on our website, alongside matching Windows and Linux dedicated server packages.

What's new?
  • Lua Map Editor
    Create your own scenes directly in-game! Browse and search models, preview and place objects, move, rotate, scale, duplicate and delete them. Includes a free camera, scene hierarchy, snapping, undo/redo, saving, loading and export.

  • Custom map deployment
    Deploy exported scenes through the included map_scene resource, allowing players to load your placed objects when joining. Both map_editor and map_scene are included in the dedicated server packages.

  • 118 player animations
    An expanded catalog covering smithing, mining, woodcutting, cooking, training, sitting, sleeping, daily activities and gestures. New Lua functions let scripts browse animation names and information.

  • Improved weapon control
    Improved scripted weapon equipping and removal, separate melee/ranged state reporting, request-result events and synchronized equipment presentation for other players, including late joiners.

  • Mouse capture and camera tools
    New mouse-capture controls and camera updates for scripted cameras, custom interfaces and editor-style free-camera movement.

  • MySQL connection recovery
    Optional automatic reconnect support, connection-state reporting and recovery events. The bundled GothicRP resource includes improved database recovery. Failed SQL statements are not automatically replayed.

  • WebP support in RmlUi
    Use static WebP images, including transparency, in your interfaces. Existing PNG support remains available.

  • Safe Lua time access
    os.time() is now available for timestamps and ordinary random seeding. Dangerous operating-system functions remain unavailable.

  • Remote-event security improvements
    The new server-side getEventClient() function identifies the authenticated player behind a request. Client-provided resource names are no longer treated as trusted event origins.

  • Launcher improvements
    Cyrillic server titles are supported, and the password/join panel layout has been corrected.

NVIDIA compatibility — BUILD134

The latest client disables NVIDIA Reflex, Reflex Boost, DLSS/DLAA and DLSS Frame Generation by default before launching the game. This also applies when upgrading an existing launcher installation.

Changed game settings are backed up. Existing FSR, XeSS and TSR selections are preserved. This is a compatibility precaution following a reported GPU crash, not a guarantee against every GPU-related issue.

Important information for server owners

0.1.4 uses Protocol 36. Update both the client and dedicated server when upgrading from 0.1.3.

Back up your configuration, database and resource data before upgrading. Preserve your credentials, keys, saved maps and .storage directories when merging updated resources.

Custom remote-event handlers that authorize requests using sourceResource.name must be reviewed. Use the authenticated sender and server-side permission checks instead.

Map Editor is included but is not started automatically. Enable it and configure access according to the wiki instructions.

Already running a 0.1.4 / Protocol 36 server? The BUILD134 NVIDIA hotfix only requires updating the client.

DOWNLOAD G1R:MP 0.1.4
Release notes and scripting documentation
Map Editor guide
Known issues and troubleshooting

Thank you for testing, reporting issues and helping G1R:MP grow!
See you in the Colony!
]]> G1R:MP 0.1.4 is now available!
New tools for server creators, expanded animations, and improved scripting.
We are happy to announce the release of G1R:MP 0.1.4!

The update is available through the launcher updater and on our website, alongside matching Windows and Linux dedicated server packages.

What's new?
  • Lua Map Editor
    Create your own scenes directly in-game! Browse and search models, preview and place objects, move, rotate, scale, duplicate and delete them. Includes a free camera, scene hierarchy, snapping, undo/redo, saving, loading and export.

  • Custom map deployment
    Deploy exported scenes through the included map_scene resource, allowing players to load your placed objects when joining. Both map_editor and map_scene are included in the dedicated server packages.

  • 118 player animations
    An expanded catalog covering smithing, mining, woodcutting, cooking, training, sitting, sleeping, daily activities and gestures. New Lua functions let scripts browse animation names and information.

  • Improved weapon control
    Improved scripted weapon equipping and removal, separate melee/ranged state reporting, request-result events and synchronized equipment presentation for other players, including late joiners.

  • Mouse capture and camera tools
    New mouse-capture controls and camera updates for scripted cameras, custom interfaces and editor-style free-camera movement.

  • MySQL connection recovery
    Optional automatic reconnect support, connection-state reporting and recovery events. The bundled GothicRP resource includes improved database recovery. Failed SQL statements are not automatically replayed.

  • WebP support in RmlUi
    Use static WebP images, including transparency, in your interfaces. Existing PNG support remains available.

  • Safe Lua time access
    os.time() is now available for timestamps and ordinary random seeding. Dangerous operating-system functions remain unavailable.

  • Remote-event security improvements
    The new server-side getEventClient() function identifies the authenticated player behind a request. Client-provided resource names are no longer treated as trusted event origins.

  • Launcher improvements
    Cyrillic server titles are supported, and the password/join panel layout has been corrected.

NVIDIA compatibility — BUILD134

The latest client disables NVIDIA Reflex, Reflex Boost, DLSS/DLAA and DLSS Frame Generation by default before launching the game. This also applies when upgrading an existing launcher installation.

Changed game settings are backed up. Existing FSR, XeSS and TSR selections are preserved. This is a compatibility precaution following a reported GPU crash, not a guarantee against every GPU-related issue.

Important information for server owners

0.1.4 uses Protocol 36. Update both the client and dedicated server when upgrading from 0.1.3.

Back up your configuration, database and resource data before upgrading. Preserve your credentials, keys, saved maps and .storage directories when merging updated resources.

Custom remote-event handlers that authorize requests using sourceResource.name must be reviewed. Use the authenticated sender and server-side permission checks instead.

Map Editor is included but is not started automatically. Enable it and configure access according to the wiki instructions.

Already running a 0.1.4 / Protocol 36 server? The BUILD134 NVIDIA hotfix only requires updating the client.

DOWNLOAD G1R:MP 0.1.4
Release notes and scripting documentation
Map Editor guide
Known issues and troubleshooting

Thank you for testing, reporting issues and helping G1R:MP grow!
See you in the Colony!
]]> <![CDATA[G1R:MP Update 0.1.3 — Now Available!]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=53 Sun, 13 Sep 2026 00:34:52 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=53 G1R:MP Update 0.1.3 — Now Available!

The Colony keeps growing! Update 0.1.3 introduces synchronized gates and doors, expanded character customization, scripted cameras, new roleplay tools and more possibilities for Lua gamemodes.

This release includes the Windows client and matching Windows and Linux dedicated servers.

Synchronized Gates, Doors and Controls

Gates and doors are now part of the shared multiplayer world.
  • Opening and closing gates and doors is synchronized between players.
  • Gate controls, including winches, participate in synchronization.
  • Players joining later receive the current synchronized state.
  • Other players can see the character animations used when opening doors, closing doors and operating winches.
  • Supported standard doors can be closed again after opening.
  • Native key and lock requirements are preserved.

Expanded Character Customization

Server creators now have more control over how characters look — useful for character creation, factions, roleplay progression and cosmetic systems.
  • Identity selection: improved compatibility between character heads and equipped armor.
  • Skin color: apply a custom skin-color override independently of identity selection.
  • Tattoos: choose from the documented tattoo catalog.
  • Independent resets: remove a skin-color or tattoo override without having to reset everything else.
  • Multiplayer appearance: appearance changes are synchronized for other players.

Appearance functions available from 0.1.3:

Code:
setPlayerSkinColor getPlayerSkinColor resetPlayerSkinColor setPlayerTattoo getPlayerTattoo resetPlayerTattoo getPlayerTattooNames

The existing setPlayerIdentity function also benefits from improved head and armor compatibility. Identity changes preserve the player's equipped armor; this is not a replacement of the character with an NPC's complete outfit.

Character customization guide
Tattoo catalog

Scripted Cameras

Create moving login backgrounds, character-selection screens, location previews and scripted scenes directly from Lua.
  • Set camera position and rotation.
  • Point the camera at a chosen location.
  • Adjust the field of view.
  • Apply a complete camera pose.
  • Move smoothly between camera positions.
  • Play camera paths and orbit movements.
  • Stop movement or restore the normal gameplay camera.
  • Read camera state on the client and handle asynchronous results.

Camera controls available on both the client and server:

Code:
setCameraPos setCameraRot setCameraLookAt setCameraFOV setCameraPose moveCameraTo playCameraPath orbitCamera stopCameraMovement resetCameraPos

Client-side camera state functions:

Code:
getCameraPos getCameraRot getCameraFOV getCameraState requestCameraState

New client events:

Code:
onClientCameraCommandResult onClientCameraReset

Client and server signatures differ, and some operations use asynchronous acknowledgements. Check the wiki for the correct arguments, ownership rules and reset behavior.

Scripted camera guide and examples

Per-Observer Nameplates and Roleplay Acquaintances

The new nameplate API allows the same player to be presented differently to different observers.

For example, one player can see someone as “Unknown Stranger”, while another already knows their name.
  • Set custom nameplate text for individual observers.
  • Control whether a label is visible to a specific observer.
  • Control numeric player-ID visibility separately.
  • Build directional acquaintance relationships: knowing someone does not automatically mean they know you.
  • Store those relationships in your gamemode's database and restore the appropriate presentation when players reconnect.

12 new server-side functions support observer-specific nameplate text, visibility and ID policy.

The API supplies the presentation tools; your gamemode decides when characters become acquainted and how that information is saved. Nameplate customization does not automatically hide identities in chat, player lists or other systems.

Observer nameplates and database integration

Custom Chapter-Style Title Cards

Display your own chapter-style headings and messages for individual players.

Use them for story introductions, server events, mission announcements or welcoming a character into your world.

Code:
ShowChapterScreen HideChapterScreen

The lower-camel aliases showChapterScreen and hideChapterScreen are also available.

These are presentation-only functions. They do not advance the original game's chapter, modify quest progression or start a native cutscene.

Chapter title cards: syntax and examples

Expanded Lua Limits

Client and server scripting budgets have been increased to provide more room for larger resources and gamemodes, including expanded timer limits.

The wiki documents the current limits so developers can plan their systems around the actual runtime budgets.

Current scripting limits

Example Resources and Test Commands

The included Gothic RP resources provide commands for trying the new systems:
  • /cameratest — test scripted camera features.
  • /looktest — test character appearance controls.
  • /nametest — test observer-specific nameplates.
  • /chaptertest — test custom chapter title cards.

See the individual guides for command options and prerequisites. Server owners should keep administrative and testing commands restricted to trusted users.

Runtime and Multiplayer Improvements

This release also includes updates to equipment synchronization, character appearance handling, interaction handling and the client runtime.

The Windows release includes the updated AngelScript-compatible UE4SS runtime with the multiplayer project's compatibility and security adaptations.

Downloads and Compatibility
  • Release: 0.1.3
  • Windows client: BUILD106
  • Network protocol: 35
  • Dedicated servers: Windows x64 and Linux x86_64

Important: update both your client and dedicated server.

Protocol 35 requires matching client and server versions. The client update is available through the launcher's automatic updater.

For server owners:
  • Back up your configuration, resources and database before upgrading.
  • Stop the dedicated server before replacing its binaries.
  • Preserve your custom gamemode and configuration instead of overwriting them with the supplied examples.
  • Configure the example database settings before using the included Gothic RP resource.

Updated Documentation

The wiki now contains 312 function pages and 94 event pages, with version notices identifying APIs available from 0.1.3.

Download G1R:MP 0.1.3
Read the 0.1.3 release guide
Explore the scripting wiki

Thank you to everyone testing the multiplayer, reporting issues and building new experiences for the community.

See you in the Colony!]]> G1R:MP Update 0.1.3 — Now Available!

The Colony keeps growing! Update 0.1.3 introduces synchronized gates and doors, expanded character customization, scripted cameras, new roleplay tools and more possibilities for Lua gamemodes.

This release includes the Windows client and matching Windows and Linux dedicated servers.

Synchronized Gates, Doors and Controls

Gates and doors are now part of the shared multiplayer world.
  • Opening and closing gates and doors is synchronized between players.
  • Gate controls, including winches, participate in synchronization.
  • Players joining later receive the current synchronized state.
  • Other players can see the character animations used when opening doors, closing doors and operating winches.
  • Supported standard doors can be closed again after opening.
  • Native key and lock requirements are preserved.

Expanded Character Customization

Server creators now have more control over how characters look — useful for character creation, factions, roleplay progression and cosmetic systems.
  • Identity selection: improved compatibility between character heads and equipped armor.
  • Skin color: apply a custom skin-color override independently of identity selection.
  • Tattoos: choose from the documented tattoo catalog.
  • Independent resets: remove a skin-color or tattoo override without having to reset everything else.
  • Multiplayer appearance: appearance changes are synchronized for other players.

Appearance functions available from 0.1.3:

Code:
setPlayerSkinColor getPlayerSkinColor resetPlayerSkinColor setPlayerTattoo getPlayerTattoo resetPlayerTattoo getPlayerTattooNames

The existing setPlayerIdentity function also benefits from improved head and armor compatibility. Identity changes preserve the player's equipped armor; this is not a replacement of the character with an NPC's complete outfit.

Character customization guide
Tattoo catalog

Scripted Cameras

Create moving login backgrounds, character-selection screens, location previews and scripted scenes directly from Lua.
  • Set camera position and rotation.
  • Point the camera at a chosen location.
  • Adjust the field of view.
  • Apply a complete camera pose.
  • Move smoothly between camera positions.
  • Play camera paths and orbit movements.
  • Stop movement or restore the normal gameplay camera.
  • Read camera state on the client and handle asynchronous results.

Camera controls available on both the client and server:

Code:
setCameraPos setCameraRot setCameraLookAt setCameraFOV setCameraPose moveCameraTo playCameraPath orbitCamera stopCameraMovement resetCameraPos

Client-side camera state functions:

Code:
getCameraPos getCameraRot getCameraFOV getCameraState requestCameraState

New client events:

Code:
onClientCameraCommandResult onClientCameraReset

Client and server signatures differ, and some operations use asynchronous acknowledgements. Check the wiki for the correct arguments, ownership rules and reset behavior.

Scripted camera guide and examples

Per-Observer Nameplates and Roleplay Acquaintances

The new nameplate API allows the same player to be presented differently to different observers.

For example, one player can see someone as “Unknown Stranger”, while another already knows their name.
  • Set custom nameplate text for individual observers.
  • Control whether a label is visible to a specific observer.
  • Control numeric player-ID visibility separately.
  • Build directional acquaintance relationships: knowing someone does not automatically mean they know you.
  • Store those relationships in your gamemode's database and restore the appropriate presentation when players reconnect.

12 new server-side functions support observer-specific nameplate text, visibility and ID policy.

The API supplies the presentation tools; your gamemode decides when characters become acquainted and how that information is saved. Nameplate customization does not automatically hide identities in chat, player lists or other systems.

Observer nameplates and database integration

Custom Chapter-Style Title Cards

Display your own chapter-style headings and messages for individual players.

Use them for story introductions, server events, mission announcements or welcoming a character into your world.

Code:
ShowChapterScreen HideChapterScreen

The lower-camel aliases showChapterScreen and hideChapterScreen are also available.

These are presentation-only functions. They do not advance the original game's chapter, modify quest progression or start a native cutscene.

Chapter title cards: syntax and examples

Expanded Lua Limits

Client and server scripting budgets have been increased to provide more room for larger resources and gamemodes, including expanded timer limits.

The wiki documents the current limits so developers can plan their systems around the actual runtime budgets.

Current scripting limits

Example Resources and Test Commands

The included Gothic RP resources provide commands for trying the new systems:
  • /cameratest — test scripted camera features.
  • /looktest — test character appearance controls.
  • /nametest — test observer-specific nameplates.
  • /chaptertest — test custom chapter title cards.

See the individual guides for command options and prerequisites. Server owners should keep administrative and testing commands restricted to trusted users.

Runtime and Multiplayer Improvements

This release also includes updates to equipment synchronization, character appearance handling, interaction handling and the client runtime.

The Windows release includes the updated AngelScript-compatible UE4SS runtime with the multiplayer project's compatibility and security adaptations.

Downloads and Compatibility
  • Release: 0.1.3
  • Windows client: BUILD106
  • Network protocol: 35
  • Dedicated servers: Windows x64 and Linux x86_64

Important: update both your client and dedicated server.

Protocol 35 requires matching client and server versions. The client update is available through the launcher's automatic updater.

For server owners:
  • Back up your configuration, resources and database before upgrading.
  • Stop the dedicated server before replacing its binaries.
  • Preserve your custom gamemode and configuration instead of overwriting them with the supplied examples.
  • Configure the example database settings before using the included Gothic RP resource.

Updated Documentation

The wiki now contains 312 function pages and 94 event pages, with version notices identifying APIs available from 0.1.3.

Download G1R:MP 0.1.3
Read the 0.1.3 release guide
Explore the scripting wiki

Thank you to everyone testing the multiplayer, reporting issues and building new experiences for the community.

See you in the Colony!]]> <![CDATA[G1R:MP 0.1.2 Alpha is now available!]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=46 Sun, 06 Sep 2026 12:05:59 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=46 G1R:MP 0.1.2 Alpha is now available!
We are happy to announce the release of G1R:MP 0.1.2 Alpha, introducing Protocol 31 and a large collection of multiplayer, synchronization and scripting improvements.

Main highlights:
  • Upgraded the client and dedicated servers to Protocol 31.
  • Improved weapon, combat and remote-player animation synchronization.
  • Improved bow aiming, first-shot replication, projectile synchronization and reload animations.
  • Improved item pickup, drop, inventory and consumable synchronization.
  • Improved server-authoritative spawning, teleportation and movement handling.
  • Expanded NPC and monster navigation and scripting functionality.
  • Improved animation controls, including startAnim and stopAnim.
  • Added OGG audio support with 2D and positional 3D playback functions.
  • Numerous stability fixes and scripting API improvements.
  • Updated dedicated server packages for both Windows and Linux.

Important:

This is still an Alpha release. Bugs and unfinished functionality may still be present. Client and server owners must update to Protocol 31. Server owners should back up their configuration and resources before replacing existing files.

Downloads:

Client:
Download G1R:MP 0.1.2 Alpha – Build 65

Windows Dedicated Server:
Download Windows Server – Protocol 31

Linux Dedicated Server:
Download Linux Server – Protocol 31

Website:
https://g1r-mp.com/

Documentation and scripting reference:
https://g1r-mp.com/wiki/

Thank you to everyone testing G1R:MP and reporting problems. Your feedback continues to help us improve the multiplayer experience.]]> G1R:MP 0.1.2 Alpha is now available!
We are happy to announce the release of G1R:MP 0.1.2 Alpha, introducing Protocol 31 and a large collection of multiplayer, synchronization and scripting improvements.

Main highlights:
  • Upgraded the client and dedicated servers to Protocol 31.
  • Improved weapon, combat and remote-player animation synchronization.
  • Improved bow aiming, first-shot replication, projectile synchronization and reload animations.
  • Improved item pickup, drop, inventory and consumable synchronization.
  • Improved server-authoritative spawning, teleportation and movement handling.
  • Expanded NPC and monster navigation and scripting functionality.
  • Improved animation controls, including startAnim and stopAnim.
  • Added OGG audio support with 2D and positional 3D playback functions.
  • Numerous stability fixes and scripting API improvements.
  • Updated dedicated server packages for both Windows and Linux.

Important:

This is still an Alpha release. Bugs and unfinished functionality may still be present. Client and server owners must update to Protocol 31. Server owners should back up their configuration and resources before replacing existing files.

Downloads:

Client:
Download G1R:MP 0.1.2 Alpha – Build 65

Windows Dedicated Server:
Download Windows Server – Protocol 31

Linux Dedicated Server:
Download Linux Server – Protocol 31

Website:
https://g1r-mp.com/

Documentation and scripting reference:
https://g1r-mp.com/wiki/

Thank you to everyone testing G1R:MP and reporting problems. Your feedback continues to help us improve the multiplayer experience.]]> <![CDATA[G1R:MP PUBLIC ALPHA 0.1 IS NOW AVAILABLE!]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=23 Fri, 28 Aug 2026 17:17:47 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=23 G1R:MP PUBLIC ALPHA 0.1 IS NOW AVAILABLE!
IF YOU SEE OLD VERSION OF SITE PLEASE REFRESH WEBSITE WITH F5

The Barrier is open. Enter the Colony together.
We are happy to announce that the first public alpha release of G1R:MP — Gothic 1 Remake Multiplayer is now available to everyone.

G1R:MP is a free, community-created multiplayer modification that allows players to meet inside the world of Gothic 1 Remake and gives communities the ability to host their own dedicated servers.

CURRENT RELEASE INFORMATION
  • Version: 0.1 Alpha
  • Network protocol: 26
  • Client build: BUILD29
  • Client platform: Windows x64
  • Linux client support: Proton or Wine
  • Dedicated servers: Windows x64 and native Linux x86_64

DOWNLOADS

USEFUL LINKS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
  • This is an early Public Alpha. Bugs, crashes, compatibility problems and gameplay synchronization issues may still occur.
  • The launcher automatically checks for the newest compatible client update.
  • A legitimate copy of Gothic 1 Remake is required. G1R:MP does not include or redistribute any files from the original game.
  • Download the client and server packages only from g1r-mp.com.
  • Server owners can host and customize their own multiplayer worlds using the Windows or Linux dedicated server package.
  • Please report discovered bugs and provide logs whenever possible. Reports from public testing will help us improve stability, synchronization and compatibility.

SHA-256 CHECKSUMS

Code:
G1R:MP Client BUILD29 9366bb595403a2e28a6a5fd057378d69b6e2663ed1e9b1bbfb6d75a6ea3357e1 Windows Dedicated Server f29016514a4a1900c550e1568160b6df7130c0ba15db3af38de2cf45b6808b43 Linux Dedicated Server 9805fa5aef2a77145f7d941537bd2fbf39ddddfe487738c9e4efb39629ded640

Download G1R:MP, gather your people and begin a new story inside the Colony.

DOWNLOAD G1R:MP PUBLIC ALPHA 0.1

G1R:MP is an independent, non-commercial fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by THQ Nordic or Alkimia Interactive. Gothic and all related trademarks belong to their respective owners.]]> G1R:MP PUBLIC ALPHA 0.1 IS NOW AVAILABLE!
IF YOU SEE OLD VERSION OF SITE PLEASE REFRESH WEBSITE WITH F5

The Barrier is open. Enter the Colony together.
We are happy to announce that the first public alpha release of G1R:MP — Gothic 1 Remake Multiplayer is now available to everyone.

G1R:MP is a free, community-created multiplayer modification that allows players to meet inside the world of Gothic 1 Remake and gives communities the ability to host their own dedicated servers.

CURRENT RELEASE INFORMATION
  • Version: 0.1 Alpha
  • Network protocol: 26
  • Client build: BUILD29
  • Client platform: Windows x64
  • Linux client support: Proton or Wine
  • Dedicated servers: Windows x64 and native Linux x86_64

DOWNLOADS

USEFUL LINKS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
  • This is an early Public Alpha. Bugs, crashes, compatibility problems and gameplay synchronization issues may still occur.
  • The launcher automatically checks for the newest compatible client update.
  • A legitimate copy of Gothic 1 Remake is required. G1R:MP does not include or redistribute any files from the original game.
  • Download the client and server packages only from g1r-mp.com.
  • Server owners can host and customize their own multiplayer worlds using the Windows or Linux dedicated server package.
  • Please report discovered bugs and provide logs whenever possible. Reports from public testing will help us improve stability, synchronization and compatibility.

SHA-256 CHECKSUMS

Code:
G1R:MP Client BUILD29 9366bb595403a2e28a6a5fd057378d69b6e2663ed1e9b1bbfb6d75a6ea3357e1 Windows Dedicated Server f29016514a4a1900c550e1568160b6df7130c0ba15db3af38de2cf45b6808b43 Linux Dedicated Server 9805fa5aef2a77145f7d941537bd2fbf39ddddfe487738c9e4efb39629ded640

Download G1R:MP, gather your people and begin a new story inside the Colony.

DOWNLOAD G1R:MP PUBLIC ALPHA 0.1

G1R:MP is an independent, non-commercial fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by THQ Nordic or Alkimia Interactive. Gothic and all related trademarks belong to their respective owners.]]> <![CDATA[G1R:MP - First Release Announcement]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=4 Fri, 07 Aug 2026 09:29:12 +0000 QCherry]]> https://g1r-mp.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=4 Welcome to the Colony!
Gothic 1 Remake: Multiplayer — First Release Announcement
Hello everyone,

First of all — welcome to the Colony!

It is great to finally see more and more people gathering around Gothic 1 Remake: Multiplayer. The project has been in development for quite some time now, and a lot of work has already gone into building the foundations needed to bring multiplayer into Gothic 1 Remake.

Development actually started back when the Nyras demo was released. That gave us some valuable time to experiment, learn how the game works under the hood and prepare parts of the project before the full release of Gothic 1 Remake.

Since then, development has continued steadily and new functionality is being added almost every day.


So... when is the first version coming out?

This is easily the question we get asked the most.

And now we finally have an answer.

G1R:MP 0.1a (Alpha) releases on August 28th!

The first public version of Gothic 1 Remake: Multiplayer will officially become available on Friday, August 28th, 2026.

Please keep in mind that 0.1a is an alpha release.

It is not supposed to be a finished multiplayer platform with every feature available from day one. This first release is an important foundation that we want to continue expanding together with the community.

You should expect things to change, new functionality to appear over time and, naturally, some bugs or limitations along the way.

That is exactly what an alpha is for.


What can you do already?

Even though features are still being added from day to day, the project is already at a stage where developers can slowly start experimenting and preparing their own gamemodes.

Our documentation is also being updated continuously as new functionality becomes available.

You can find the wiki here:

https://g1r-mp.com/wiki/

If you are interested in scripting, creating your own server or simply seeing what will be possible with G1R:MP, this is a good time to start taking a look.


G1R:MP is still at the beginning of its journey, and there is a lot more we want to do after the first alpha becomes available.

For now, the most important milestone is clear:

G1R:MP 0.1 alpha
August 28th, 2026 20:00

See you in the Colony.

https://g1r-mp.com/
]]> Welcome to the Colony!
Gothic 1 Remake: Multiplayer — First Release Announcement
Hello everyone,

First of all — welcome to the Colony!

It is great to finally see more and more people gathering around Gothic 1 Remake: Multiplayer. The project has been in development for quite some time now, and a lot of work has already gone into building the foundations needed to bring multiplayer into Gothic 1 Remake.

Development actually started back when the Nyras demo was released. That gave us some valuable time to experiment, learn how the game works under the hood and prepare parts of the project before the full release of Gothic 1 Remake.

Since then, development has continued steadily and new functionality is being added almost every day.


So... when is the first version coming out?

This is easily the question we get asked the most.

And now we finally have an answer.

G1R:MP 0.1a (Alpha) releases on August 28th!

The first public version of Gothic 1 Remake: Multiplayer will officially become available on Friday, August 28th, 2026.

Please keep in mind that 0.1a is an alpha release.

It is not supposed to be a finished multiplayer platform with every feature available from day one. This first release is an important foundation that we want to continue expanding together with the community.

You should expect things to change, new functionality to appear over time and, naturally, some bugs or limitations along the way.

That is exactly what an alpha is for.


What can you do already?

Even though features are still being added from day to day, the project is already at a stage where developers can slowly start experimenting and preparing their own gamemodes.

Our documentation is also being updated continuously as new functionality becomes available.

You can find the wiki here:

https://g1r-mp.com/wiki/

If you are interested in scripting, creating your own server or simply seeing what will be possible with G1R:MP, this is a good time to start taking a look.


G1R:MP is still at the beginning of its journey, and there is a lot more we want to do after the first alpha becomes available.

For now, the most important milestone is clear:

G1R:MP 0.1 alpha
August 28th, 2026 20:00

See you in the Colony.

https://g1r-mp.com/
]]>