[solved] State 9997

[Surik]

In lf2 there is state 9997 which allows to see image in any point of background on 80 pixels. The question is how to increase number of seen pixels?

[MH-Razen]

the 80 pixels is important if the object which has 9997 in there is on the right side, cause if it is larger then 80 px you see only a part of it - if you place the object to the left you can make the image as large as you want.

WIth this you could make bg-change and so.

I know it`s not 100% your question, but maybe it helps - and to increase this number you must use HEX, there`s no DC way...

[Marshall]

actually, it is possible to change it as tomny has demonstrated quite some time ago. If you still need it, let me know

[Surik]

Yes, it is necessary !!!

[Surik]

неу guys ! Somebody help me ?

[NocturneSama]

First of all, don't double post; that's why the "EDIT" button exists.

Second of all, align the centerx of the image to it's left corner, and move it to the left corner of the screen; by this way, the image will stuck and will be shown totally.

Silverthorn edited this post 02-23-2011 04:46 PM because:

Pro-tip: keep the backseat modding to a minimum; that's why we have a report-button

[bashscrazy]

First of all, don't double post; that's why the "EDIT" button exists.

Second of all, align the centerx of the image to it's left corner, and move it to the left corner of the screen; by this way, the image will stuck and will be shown totally.

If he edited the post.. no one would have seen it considering how old it is..

[Surik]

First of all, don't double post; that's why the "EDIT" button exists.

Second of all, align the centerx of the image to it's left corner, and move it to the left corner of the screen; by this way, the image will stuck and will be shown totally.

If he edited the post.. no one would have seen it considering how old it is..

Yes!!! You're right!

I know how to do this is by DC but not universally! And I know that someone has already done it!
I found the address of Staten 9997 (two addresses) but I can not find a value that indicates the number of visible pixels.

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Sorry, he already found it, just put a NOP at 0040DE9F! Or put a PUSH 0 at 0040DEF2!!

Problem Solved!