First, you need to know what the Ultimate Patcher does: it goes to a certain offset in the exe, and if there's the right sequence of hexadecimal numbers, it'll replace them with something different.
Now, there is the problem: just by comparing the two file sizes of 1.9c and 2.0, you'll see that they are different. In fact, this has also impacts on hex editing. The "old" offsets aren't referring to the right place in the exe anymore, thus any patcher doesn't know what it should replace (since these are wrong addresses).
This means that every hex editing tool that was explicitly made for LF2 1.9c must be adjusted = the offsets need to be changed.
Silverthorn / Blue Phoenix ~ Breaking LFE since 2008 ~
(09-13-2008, 06:24 PM)Blue-Phoenix Wrote: First, you need to know what the Ultimate Patcher does: it goes to a certain offset in the exe, and if there's the right sequence of hexadecimal numbers, it'll replace them with something different.
Now, there is the problem: just by comparing the two file sizes of 1.9c and 2.0, you'll see that they are different. In fact, this has also impacts on hex editing. The "old" offsets aren't referring to the right place in the exe anymore, thus any patcher doesn't know what it should replace (since these are wrong addresses).
This means that every hex editing tool that was explicitly made for LF2 1.9c must be adjusted = the offsets need to be changed.
to tell you the truth
i already knew that
but, how can i change now? =[
the letters are in different places...
how can I know the offset that they are now?
The dumb do the mess, the normal one gets angry, the smart one have fun.
You know the value you're looking for, now you just need to find the address. Change it manually and maybe you'll be successful. Maybe you'll break the exe. That's the risk you have :P
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