Game developer based in Worthing, UK.
Mostly known for my work on Topaz Mir 4, but I’ve been deep in the weeds of Mir 1, 2, 3D, and 4.
Staff at RaGEZONE | Ex-Staff at LOMCN | Creator of thelegendofmir.uk
Carbon Mir 1 (Joint Project with lilcooldoode)
A modernised, rebuilt-from-scratch Mir 1 server.
Co-developed with lilcooldoode—we've both put a lot of time into this one.
Still very much alive and being improved as we go.
Crystal Mir 2 (Contributor)
A powerful, open-source Mir 2 server.
I contribute regularly, but this one’s like an addiction.
Topaz Mir 4 (Infamous For)
Probably what I’m most known for… not sure if that’s a good or bad thing.
Public server files, client/server sync, tons of dev hours and stress went into this.
Mir 3D – Legend Eternal Remake (WIP)
An ambitious remake of Shanda’s Legend Eternal (传奇永恒).
Still early days, but it's a long-term passion project I keep coming back to.
- Languages: C#, C++, PHP
- Tools: WinForms, DirectX/SlimDX, MySQL, Memurai, Couchbase
- Other: Reverse engineering, packet sniffing, client/server sync, old-school map editing
- The Legend of Mir franchise (all of it—yes, even the weird ones)
- Emulator building, private server dev
- Source preservation, game archaeology, community tools
- Dark corners of Wemade & Shanda's client code
- Discord: jevlomcn
- Forums: LOMCN.net
- Website: thelegendofmir.uk
- GitHub: JevLOMCN
Can I use your server files?
Yes — all my projects are open source and free to use however you like.
Fork it, modify it, remix it. Just don’t blame me if it explodes.
Will you help me set up a server?
If I’ve got time and you’ve shown some effort.
Best place to ask for help or find guides is over at LOMCN.net — it's the main hub for anything Mir-related and packed with resources.
What’s the difference between the Mir versions?
Strap in. It’s a long ride through 2D sprites, half-finished 3D clients, publisher drama, and weird Korean patch notes.
Start with thelegendofmir.uk if you're brave.
Do you accept contributions?
Absolutely — clean, focused pull requests are always welcome.
If you're familiar with Crystal Mir 2, you'll know Far sets the bar high — and honestly, that's a good thing.
