Who can do that (5165 source)

I want change level more than 255
I want change life more than 65535

Who can help me to do that!

You dont want to change it too much !

wrong section

#request to move

#Moved

Sorry but both of your requests are impossible. The clients value for level only allows values upto 255, after that it returns to 0 and starts counting again and will do so untill your entire number has been converted into a byte. Also the client again has a maximum value for the health which happens to again be 65535, theres no way around it, the client was just built that way.

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Originally Posted by Korvacs Sorry but both of your requests are impossible. The clients value for level only allows values upto 255, after that it returns to 0 and starts counting again and will do so untill your entire number has been converted into a byte. Also the client again has a maximum value for the health which happens to again be 65535, theres no way around it, the client was just built that way.

How to edit client?

You cannot edit the client to do that.

Once again Korvacs proves he is a good mod. :)

I'll explain why it has the certain max number.
A byte has a max value of 255.
An (unsigned integer)uint16 has a max value of 65535.
So if you would want it to be a bigger value, you would have to make the byte for example an uint16, and the uint16, an uint32.

Heres the max value of the ushort:

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As you can see there are 16 1's running along the bottom row of binary display.

Those are bits, a byte has 8 bits, a ushort = 2 bytes, so a ushort has 16 bits, so 65535 is the maximum value since every bit is being used.

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Originally Posted by Hepatitis X Once again Korvacs proves he is a good mod. :) An (unsigned integer)uint16 has a max value of 65535.

:facepalm:
4,294,967,295

I know this ushort value max 65535
but my Question is how to change life more than 65535 with a meaning of how to change life value type ushort to uint and more than big type

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Originally Posted by .Arco :facepalm: 4,294,967,295

4 294 967 295 is uint32 ... :facepalm: he is right..

you can't change it unless you change the client.. and korvacs said u can't change the client there probably is some way but yeah..

Ah read it wrong.

you probably just thought of uint..

he acually wrote uint and used uint16 in the same sentence makes no sense at all.

I win.

You both loose.

:D