[NEED] KOM v4 COMPILER

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Originally Posted by darkheaven09 @Antique Flame do u think sir that c++ can help us in bypassing the main.exe,??.. if yes, i will start study how c++ can help us.. btw.. sir, can u make a private group that can we discuss all this things there to avoid to be known by the public...??

C++, and C can help us, and a lot even more programing languages such as python, as long as you know how to do file handling, and you have to be familiar with the zilb library.

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what my brother is trying to say above is the algorithm.

algorithm, for those who does not know what it is, is just a simple solution.

if you know your way in a maze that means you know the algorithm.

@all
it is possible that can we change the value of kom_create2.py to make it as v4 compiler??..

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Originally Posted by darkheaven09 @all it is possible that can we change the value of kom_create2.py to make it as v4 compiler??..

kom_create2.py has no value, only algorithm,
yes you will have a v4 compiler, it depends on the kom file if your algorithm matches it.

@soul
sir, is algorithm is a calculating process or programming langauge,??.. i didn't have any idea about algorithm..

that is the calculating process :)

I cant even extract v4 .kom??

@dlwhdrlf
there's a program that uses script to extract .kom files the script is updated for grand chase...and...elsword :3.

@soul
sir, what file that is exactly i will calculate to make a v4 compiler??..

yup got my extractor using what TS sent me

@darkheaven no not calculate, you see, every program has its own algorithm. you just have to find the algorithm on how they compressed a KOM file, once you've found out how they did it, you will know what's the difference between v1, v2, v3 and of course v4.

but how can i determine the algorithm of a file??... it's very very confusing....

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Originally Posted by darkheaven09 but how can i determine the algorithm of a file??... it's very very confusing....

thats the tricky part.

you must be familiar with hexadecimal codes, binary, memory allocation and the likes, but mostly they are using hexadecimal

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oh! and don't forget ASCII :)

sir, give me even a little hint plsss... it's so hard to know bcoz i didn't have any xperiences about this...

all ive got to say is every file are built by numbers that communicate with your computer. :)

arrrggg... my head is aching now... it's hard to understand... sir, is there any software that can identify the algorithm of a file???...