Ever wanted to change a mob or boss it's appearance(Especially for the Wrath of Centaur cave) to gain an advantage in hunting Vengeful Centaurs (Aeriagames)? Than I have news for you , I have decided to post a tutorial about this because many people have asked me to altho those people were lurkers.
Things you can do with changing appearance of a NPC :
1. Changing the NPC in a stone which makes them unable to attack you
^^ Godmode , but it still has that 15 seconds delay if you don't have a bypass for that. But it works well for bosses << this method is also way faster as the address is very easy to find
2. Changing NPC's appearances for hunting for example in the Wrath of Centaur Cave
3. Making mobs look cool if you find them ugly.
Now to the business: (I'm using Vengeful Centaur as an example)
Step 1 -------------------------
Find the mob's / boss' name just like on Godmode and right click the address to move to that memory region
Step 2 -------------------------
Press the arrow down button once (of the scrollbar) and look at the most left byte. (+ at the bottom line) , for Vengeful Centaur you will see 36 or 54 (depends on which view you are , 1 byte or 4 bytes). That is the appearance code , it has the same location on ever NPC
Step 3 -------------------------
Right click on that byte (in 1 Byte view) and add it to your Address list
Step 4 -------------------------
Change it to whatever number from 1 to 130 and freeze it
Known appearance codes:
1 = Monks from the first map
2 = Goblinkin mobs from the first map
79 = Royal Lion
99 = Sacred Blood Lord
104 = Big horned boss
111 = Holy Stone
You'll have to experiment with the codes yourself to find them all out.
And an extra tutorial for the lovers :
Drop name hack! (Take anyone else's drop if you changed the value to their name)
Step 1
Search for your current character name
Step 2
Try the 3 static addresses (change it to a random name and drop something (FREEZE the ADDRESS) and try to pick it up , if you cant than you have the right address)
Step 3
Enjoy it! (It works quite slow but U might find out a way on getting a name from chat input or getting names from people near you(fast))
^^ the three static addresses start with 00F
Things you can do with changing appearance of a NPC :
1. Changing the NPC in a stone which makes them unable to attack you
^^ Godmode , but it still has that 15 seconds delay if you don't have a bypass for that. But it works well for bosses << this method is also way faster as the address is very easy to find
2. Changing NPC's appearances for hunting for example in the Wrath of Centaur Cave
3. Making mobs look cool if you find them ugly.
Now to the business: (I'm using Vengeful Centaur as an example)
Step 1 -------------------------
Find the mob's / boss' name just like on Godmode and right click the address to move to that memory region
Step 2 -------------------------
Press the arrow down button once (of the scrollbar) and look at the most left byte. (+ at the bottom line) , for Vengeful Centaur you will see 36 or 54 (depends on which view you are , 1 byte or 4 bytes). That is the appearance code , it has the same location on ever NPC
Step 3 -------------------------
Right click on that byte (in 1 Byte view) and add it to your Address list
Step 4 -------------------------
Change it to whatever number from 1 to 130 and freeze it
Known appearance codes:
1 = Monks from the first map
2 = Goblinkin mobs from the first map
79 = Royal Lion
99 = Sacred Blood Lord
104 = Big horned boss
111 = Holy Stone
You'll have to experiment with the codes yourself to find them all out.
And an extra tutorial for the lovers :
Drop name hack! (Take anyone else's drop if you changed the value to their name)
Step 1
Search for your current character name
Step 2
Try the 3 static addresses (change it to a random name and drop something (FREEZE the ADDRESS) and try to pick it up , if you cant than you have the right address)
Step 3
Enjoy it! (It works quite slow but U might find out a way on getting a name from chat input or getting names from people near you(fast))
^^ the three static addresses start with 00F