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Originally Posted by bahato05
i changed the 00000001 part but i dunno what u mean by 00A26000 i dont see it on the screenie o.O
i see 00000001 and FFFFFFFF oh and u see how on top of his CE it says 000005C0-dekaron.exe does my have to be exactly the same? because mine is not.
i am using Acclaim , and im on 5.3.8 client. I am running on windows xp and i downloaded Nebulars latest reXIGNation.
i put all the reXIGNation stuff in 2moons/bin folder and make a shortcut of reXIGNation laucher. and i put laucher run as admin. I have no idea what im doing wrong... should i put bypass crc check or something?
maybe some one wants to write down step by step on how they operated their CE like the whole process or something.
Edit: i log my char onto the game, should i maybe just stay at the character selection screen then open CE?
Edit 2: oh and another thing on the Memory Viewer on bottom i have like green letters like on screenie but the top is totaly different. I have like the address then for the Opcode like *test eax,eax* and bunch of other words...is that normal? o.O
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lol don't worry about crc since you only using ce. it don;t matter if your in game or in login screen. eax mov and stuffs like those don't worry about it comp programming language, tried to learn it and got a huge fail headache. no dont have to be exact same dekaron since it changes everytime you launch one. Let me see if i can do this step by step
Step 1: open launcher and launch game.
Step 2: attach process to dekaron.exe
Step 3: Login or stay at login screen don't matter, Open Memory view
Step 4: Right Click top box and go to address 00000001, then right click the green part (bottom part) and click goto address 00A26000.
Step 5: Search> Find assembly code. Put whatever code in for the offsets you are searching for. Make sure code is right
Step 6: If you have more then 1 code find the one that the most similar to the current one that in your script.
Basically it the same as levathan post but he didn't explain it in detail that well to how to go to set it to the addresses. This should work if it doesn't well do it the easier way with array of bytes
This thread FTW