The last one check this:
There have been many questions on changing the initial speed of the mob speed hack.
These notes are to guide you though this enlightenment.
If you have read and understood the "Instructions for changing the values being used by a script" above, this might be easier for you.
so....
Point 1. The normal speed of mobs without hacking ranges from 3 to 5, while your own speed is 2.6 (without skills).
Point 2. You will need to find the line in the mob speed script that says "db 00 00 20 41"
Point 3. Now you need to learn the hex equivalent of the speed values.
here I provide the values you should be using:
00 00 00 00 = 0
00 00 80 3F = 1
00 00 00 40 = 2
00 00 40 40 = 3
00 00 80 40 = 4
00 00 A0 40 = 5
00 00 C0 40 = 6
00 00 E0 40 = 7
00 00 00 41 = 8
00 00 10 41 = 9
00 00 20 41 = 10
00 00 30 41 = 11
00 00 40 41 = 12
00 00 50 41 = 13
00 00 60 41 = 14 //any faster than this, and the mobs might start getting lost
Point 4. Remember the line in point2? it said "db 00 00 20 41". So guess the initial speed that the Mob Speed script and the Player Speed Script sets.
(I'm not gonna tell you cuz I want to to figure it out)
Point 5. Now that you are ready to change speeds you should know some ideal values, I worked it out myself and figured out that if your mob speed is 2x your own speed, the monsters wont get lost behind you. This means that, for example setting your own speed to 10 and the mob speed to 20 would be reasonable
HOWEVER remember that setting the mob speed too high is not recommended (you can try if you want to know what I mean "00 00 A0 41 = 20")
so knowing that, it would be a good idea to set the mob speed to 14 and your own speed to 7 OR the mob speed to 10 and your own speed to 5.
I prefer setting my speed to 10 and the mobs to 14. Then I simply stop when the mobs get too far behind me.
Making The Change: so just take your newly learn values and replace the old ones in the script with these new ones.
Now every time you enable the two scripts the new values will be set and ready
Thank draco, he did this.
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