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im very new to this so can someone please just type a step by step instruction on how to use this from downloading to adding to the folder please.

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can some1 help me to fix this

can someone help me? i got error code at maxIndex
An unhandled exception of type 'System.IndexOutOfRangeException' occurred in ItemTableReader.exe

BinaryReader br = new BinaryReader(s);
toolName = br.ReadBytes(48);
version1 = br.ReadInt16();
version2 = br.ReadInt16();
updateTime.Load(s);
userName = br.ReadBytes(16);
comName = br.ReadBytes(20);

int cont = BOOL.TRUE; //continue
sbyte type;
uint size; //why sbyte tho
short count;
short maxIndex;
int cnt = 0;
int tmpCnt = 0;
string tst = "";
do
{
cnt = 0;
type = br.ReadSByte();
size = br.ReadUInt32();
count = br.ReadInt16();
maxIndex = br.ReadInt16();
MaxItemCount[type] = maxIndex; <===== i got error right here

ItemType itemType = (ItemType)type;
byte[] arr = null;
tst += string.Format("{0}: \t{1}\n", itemType, size);
switch (itemType)

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Originally Posted by uzumaki007 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] can some1 help me to fix this can someone help me? i got error code at maxIndex An unhandled exception of type 'System.IndexOutOfRangeException' occurred in ItemTableReader.exe BinaryReader br = new BinaryReader(s); toolName = br.ReadBytes(48); version1 = br.ReadInt16(); version2 = br.ReadInt16(); updateTime.Load(s); userName = br.ReadBytes(16); comName = br.ReadBytes(20); int cont = BOOL.TRUE; //continue sbyte type; uint size; //why sbyte tho short count; short maxIndex; int cnt = 0; int tmpCnt = 0; string tst = ""; do { cnt = 0; type = br.ReadSByte(); size = br.ReadUInt32(); count = br.ReadInt16(); maxIndex = br.ReadInt16(); MaxItemCount[type] = maxIndex; <===== i got error right here ItemType itemType = (ItemType)type; byte[] arr = null; tst += string.Format("{0}: \t{1}\n", itemType, size); switch (itemType)

Which version of item_table are you trying to read? Seems there is a mismatch between the size of objects. Try to sum up some of the stuff - size field should be equal to the sum of bytes read in this loop. E.g. if in the first iteration you get size = 10, it means the Weapon structure should be 10 bytes big. I know there were issues with Books before, I had to hardcode this one value. Structures change every now and then, not sure if we can handle versioning anyhow the other way than just recompiling or just loading N bytes (determined by the size) and just populating the data as-is.

hello, any way to still get access to make this tool?

Maybe the tool should have configurable parameters for the bytesize (and for any dynamically changing values for that matter). Easiest way some external xml file with conf values in it.

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Originally Posted by Ahrixx Maybe the tool should have configurable parameters for the bytesize (and for any dynamically changing values for that matter). Easiest way some external xml file with conf values in it.

It was written years ago, within few hours, so don't expect too much from it - literally hardcoded structures with a bunch of forms and controls thrown together so I don't have to change it on a binary level. At this point, I'd definitely go for the config.

Structure's size is actually provided within the structure and is loosely coupled with the file version.

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I prefer the 010 editor templates, where a mass update can be done via selection filters. The apps to edit the tables were the first quick fix created by @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. It was this guy, who got the ball rolling in this area. Ofc @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] was creative by, finding all of the table structures in ndserver source. You did a good job there. You deserve the credit, for all this.

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Could anyone share the source again?
Thanks!!!

There are some people who copied the source from this and now they claim to pay to get it. That so bad!

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Originally Posted by vanquybn There are some people who copied the source from this and now they claim to pay to get it. That so bad!

Funny enough, half of those folders are suspicious. Sorry, I removed the sources myself, so I can't reupload them.