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 - Kawari Progress Report
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-[Kawari](https://github.com/redstrate) is a FFXIV server emulator project that started a few years ago, and today I'm happy to report it can go from login to zone on 7.18 (the latest patch as of writing.) Before I rattle on, it should be noted that the goal of this project is not a "private server" (_sweating profusely as SqEx lawyers put away their pens_.) It's more of a research project, as I have very little interest re-implementing quests and story. I'm basically going to continue this until I get bored.
+[Kawari](https://github.com/redstrate) is a FFXIV server emulator project that I started a few years ago, and today I'm happy to report it can go from login to zone on 7.18h (the latest patch as of writing.) Before I rattle on, it should be noted that the goal of this project is not a "private server" (_sweating profusely as SqEx lawyers put away their pens_.) It's more of a research project, as I have very little interest re-implementing quests and story. I'm basically going to continue this until I get bored.
 
 ![The lobby screen, showing a test character.](lobby.webp)
 
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@@ -21,4 +21,4 @@ However the project doesn't include a tool (that I could find anyway, maybe [FFX
 
 I designed the directory structure (probably not final) to make it easy to grep for existing IPC opcodes. The index of the segment is also the first part of the filename, so it can be easily sorted by a file manager or any other tool. Inside of each directory is the data of the packets - with the headers removed - and the IPC header too, if available.
 
-[^1]: In case I have ideas for other packet-related tools, so I kept the repository name suitably vague.
+[^1]: In case I have ideas for other packet-related tools, I kept the repository name suitably vague.