In fact, there is a little trick to use an older client :)
Just create another subfolder, put the old client inside, launch this client and set "current/working folder" to the real folder with "data" subfolder. It shouldn't patch your old client.
That's like that I'm doing to debug client from Visual C++ :)
Problem is I'm a volunteer developer who is working on Ryzom on my free time, if you send me bug reports directly, other devs won't be aware of them :(
The best place to submit your bug reports is :
https://bitbucket.org/ryzom/ryzomcore/issues?status=new&statu s=open
You can also check if they are not already reported :)
Just create another subfolder, put the old client inside, launch this client and set "current/working folder" to the real folder with "data" subfolder. It shouldn't patch your old client.
That's like that I'm doing to debug client from Visual C++ :)
Problem is I'm a volunteer developer who is working on Ryzom on my free time, if you send me bug reports directly, other devs won't be aware of them :(
The best place to submit your bug reports is :
https://bitbucket.org/ryzom/ryzomcore/issues?status=new&statu s=open
You can also check if they are not already reported :)
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Kervala - Ryzom volunteer developer - Working on different clients