HP mobs

Anyone know how to change the HP of the mobs? in winhex
i do dungeon hacks, but i want to take the HP of them xD
if someone can help me.. xD

Hint: Packet Editing but is illegal and u can go to jail for this.

what is packet editing?

+ #1 reported at 8/11/08 15:43 cause wrong section.

Packet editing is something for pro hacker with good experience, but with WinHex editing HP of mobs is useless since its server sided.

Packet editing is the process when you intercept packets sent between the server and the client and modify them. Usually you will need some kind of packet editor. And the packets are encrypted too. If i remember right they were XOR encrypted (feel free to correct). :)

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If i remember right they were XOR encrypted

To not let this word (XOR) lying around without an explanation I will explain a bit further.

XOR is an assembler command which compares 2 values bit for bit. So we need 2 values in order to make an encryption, one of these values comes from the packet and the other one is saved somewhere in the .exe in a table.
Now lets say we have 2 hexvalues 7 and 4, the first value comes from the server in a packet and the second is stored in your .exe.

Because the command compares only bits we need to convert our hex value into a binary value. You can do this by using the microsoft calculator.
(From now on I will mark hex values with a h like 7h and binary with a b like 111b)

7h=111b
4h=100b

XOR takes now 111b and 100b and compares them if both bits are the same it does not return 1 (true) but 0 (false), if both bits are different it will return 1.
Ok now lets compare them:
111b (7h)
100b (4h)
011b
(false)(true)(true)

Now go to the microsoft calculator and put in 011.
It will tell you that 011b is 3h.

So what does this means?
The server sent you 7h (encrypted) but the real decrypted value is 3h.

I hope I could clear this fancy word a bit. :)

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Originally Posted by xhugox To not let this word (XOR) lying around without an explanation I will explain a bit further...

Nice explanation indeed :D. This time i learned something too.