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PhantasyServer

An attempt at creating a custom PSO2 server.

Targeted versions

  • Global: 6.1253.3 (Steam Manifest ID: 4887283973834886137)
  • Vita: 6.1001.2

Running

Compiling the server

  1. Get the binaries:
  • Option 1: complied master branch
    1. Go to GitHub actions
    2. Select the latest workflow
    3. Download the data and the pso2server for your architecture
  • Option 2: complie yourself
    1. Install rustc (at least 1.75) if not installed
    2. Clone the repository (preferably develop branch): git clone --branch=develop https://github.com/PhantasyServer/phantasyserver.git
    3. Compile the project: cargo build --release
    4. Compile server data: cargo run --bin=data_compiler --release data
    5. You'll find your binaries under target/release
  1. Copy the master_ship.toml and ship.toml config files to the directory with the binaries
  2. Enable auto ship registration by setting registration_enabled = true in the master_ship.toml
  3. Set the master_ship key in the ship.toml config to the local IP address of your machine (NOT localhost)
  4. Start the master_ship then pso2ship_server

Patching the PC version

  1. Rename or remove steam_api64.dll from the game folder
  2. Get the injector (download latest release and follow steps 3-5 on the readme)
  3. Modify the injector config to point to your master ship
replace_address = true
auto_key_fetch = true

[[addresses]]
old = "gs0100.westus2.cloudapp.azure.com"
new = "{master ship ip}"

[[addresses]]
old = "gs0200.westus2.cloudapp.azure.com"
new = "{master ship ip}"

[[addresses]]
old = "gs0300.westus2.cloudapp.azure.com"
new = "{master ship ip}"

[[addresses]]
old = "gs0400.westus2.cloudapp.azure.com"
new = "{master ship ip}"

[[addresses]]
old = "gs0500.westus2.cloudapp.azure.com"
new = "{master ship ip}"

[[addresses]]
old = "gs0600.westus2.cloudapp.azure.com"
new = "{master ship ip}"

Patching the Vita version

  1. Install FAGDec and RePatch on Vita
  2. Download both 6.30 and 6.31 patches (NoPayStation will help you)
  3. Copy the 6.30 patch to the patch folder on Vita
  4. Using FAGDec decrypt the eboot.bin to the ELF file
  5. Using VitaShell decrypt the eboot.bin
  6. Transform the server's public key to the compatible format: openssl rsa -in keypair.pem -outform MS\ PUBLICKEYBLOB -pubout -out publickey.blob
  7. Find and replace the RSA key in the eboot.bin.elf using any HEX editor (search for 0x06, 0x02, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0xA4, 0x00, 0x00, 0x52, 0x53, 0x41, 0x31)
  8. Using vita-elf-inject recreate the bin file: vita-elf-inject eboot.bin.elf eboot.bin
  9. Replace the 6.30 patch with 6.31 patch on the Vita
  10. Place the new eboot.bin in the rePatch/PCSG00141/ folder