Pointers please?

I've gotten interested in how mabi's world is laid out.
So I got Pake so I can play around with teleportations :3

Can anybody give me pointers about how to find an area's warp-code?
I'm guessing it has something to do with map boundaries, or examining other warp methods.

I'll take a hint and try to figure it out myself, if you'd be so kind as to give me a pointer ^^

1).pack files
2)brute force

Area warp code? There's such a thing? I doubt a map's boundary will affect anything. Where a map ends is where a map ends.

And be careful.
X and Y Coordinate is very important.
If you exceed the limit of the region(no matter min or max), you'll fail to warp.

I suppose I have to search each pack until I find the area I want.
So, would it be possible to warp to off-map areas/limbo?

You don't wanna go to limbo, it's a scary place filled with giant talking cats.

-edit-
i'm completely serious

Run into one of those invisible walls in Avon. Copy the packet. Send it multiple times so that you end up off of the Avon map. Enjoy your new dupe method.

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Originally Posted by harrybong1 You don't wanna go to limbo, it's a scary place filled with giant talking cats. -edit- i'm completely serious

Funnily enough, the giant cat is one attraction I wanted to visit :P
(also completely serious)

I just want to see how the map is all connected.
Also, I remember reading an opcode somewhere that's supposed to bring up a map of places to teleport... any truth to that? (I'm supposed to put that in alissa, but I don't know where, since I'm trying to fix my pake at the moment... will anybody tell me, or will I fiddle around myself?)

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Originally Posted by Truthspeak Run into one of those invisible walls in Avon. Copy the packet. Send it multiple times so that you end up off of the Avon map. Enjoy your new dupe method.

Dupe method...? I don't want a dupe method... I just want to get off the map and roam around in limbo. Unless it does that too...

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Originally Posted by kirbysama Can anybody give me pointers about how to find an area's warp-code?

0x29D9EF
0xE975B4
0x367BDA

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Originally Posted by tylian1 0x29D9EF 0xE975B4 0x367BDA

Hm... looks like hex... also slightly resembles hackshield error codes... but that's irrelevant...
Could they be addresses in a DLL...? but addresses don't have x's in them... and they're 8 digits...
This is a 6 digit code/address... I feel like I'm missing something...

Unless something is supposed to be substituted for the 0 or the x... but I really don't think that's right...

You may laugh now.
-still trying to fix his pake-

edit: Hm... if I remember right... packets to be sent with alissa have 8 digits before the char ID...

0000<cid>47697665206d6520706965203e2e3c

If I am correct, this is the tele code that u were talking about.
But this doent work anymore.....

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Originally Posted by Truthspeak Run into one of those invisible walls in Avon. Copy the packet. Send it multiple times so that you end up off of the Avon map. Enjoy your new dupe method.

Is this for real? All it did for me was go into Limbo. :P

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Originally Posted by xlogic Is this for real? All it did for me was go into Limbo. :P

That's how it worked when Avon came out.

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Originally Posted by kirbysama Hm... looks like hex... also slightly resembles hackshield error codes... but that's irrelevant... Could they be addresses in a DLL...? but addresses don't have x's in them... and they're 8 digits... This is a 6 digit code/address... I feel like I'm missing something... Unless something is supposed to be substituted for the 0 or the x... but I really don't think that's right... You may laugh now. -still trying to fix his pake- edit: Hm... if I remember right... packets to be sent with alissa have 8 digits before the char ID...

Sorry, it was a really bad joke on my part that I couldn't resist saying. Blame XKCD. xD

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Originally Posted by tylian1 0x29D9EF 0xE975B4 0x367BDA

LOL, pointers...