Question about the official Korean Mir3 UI naming/history

[yizhibi]

Hi everyone,

I've been researching the history of the official Korean Legend of Mir 3 client, especially the evolution of the user interface (UI). However, I'm struggling to find any official naming convention for the later UI versions.

From what I understand, the major UI eras seem to be:

• EI 1.0
• EI 2.0
• 1.45 (the classic official interface)
• 3G
• The latest Korean interface

The first four are relatively easy to identify, but the final one is where things become confusing.

Many people in the community refer to it as "3GSP", but from what I've seen, that doesn't appear to be an actual UI name. It seems more like a collective term for the later Korean client generations, covering both the classic 3G interface and the newer Korean interface.

For example, early GSP clients still used what was essentially the 3G UI, while later Korean official clients gradually introduced a redesigned interface with new windows, layouts, and additional systems. Because of this, I'm not sure if "3GSP" is really the name of a UI, or simply the name of the server/client platform.

So I have a few questions for those who have worked with the Korean files or have been following Mir3 for a long time:

1. Did the latest official Korean UI ever have an internal or official codename?
2. Is "3GSP" actually an official term, or is it just a community name for the post-3G era?
3. Is there any documentation or archive showing the official progression of the Korean UI versions?

I'd really appreciate any information, screenshots, old patch notes, or Korean documentation. I'm trying to document the evolution of the official Mir3 client as accurately as possible.

Thanks in advance!