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eternal159 · Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 7:02 am Post subject: A little problem

SO SORRY FOR POSTING SO GODAMN MUCH BUT NEED HELP..

So i found requisition and power adresses changed them frozen them but it worked only for one skirmish if i started a new one the same adressed doesnt work anymore, did they changed? how can i make them work for all the skirmishes, campaigns?

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eternal159 · Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:12 am Post subject:

i found out the find who whrites the thingy... but i get stuck at tutorial part 6... i dont get past it... btw tried making the same thing as in tut part 5 but has no effect i think?

SHIT I SO FUCKEN FAIL AT HACKING Sad

Silhouette · Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 7:15 am Post subject:

Sometimes the tutorial that comes with CE can be a little confusing. You should browse the Forum here, and take a look at some pointer tutorials, there's tons of them.

eternal159 · Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 12:05 pm Post subject:

ok ill try.... if u find any better ones u could give the link Very Happy

Ok nvm i got it i looked at youtube + was reading the tut again and i finally got it lolz.... the only prob is offset... for example in tut there wasn t one but elsewhere might be 1 so wanna know how to deal with it in case ill need it.... so theres for example -0c , how do i know what number it is? is there any calculator or something?

Silhouette · Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:00 pm Post subject:

Uhm, I'm not sure exactly was -0c would equal, but yes there is a calculator for these types of numbers (They're called Hexadecimal Numbers). The calculator is called Calc.exe. You can find it in the start menu of any Windows computer. With the calculator, you can go up the the menu at the top, and click on 'View' and select 'Scientific'. Your window should expand, letting you see a whole bunch of buttons (that no mere mortal could ever comprehend). You'll wanna look to the top left hand corner of the buttons. You'll see four options there; 'Hex', 'Dec', 'Oct', and 'Bin'. 'Dec' will likely be selected at the moment. Just tick the 'Hex' (Hexadecimal) button, and punch in the number you don't understand (Like -0c). After you get it put in, tick the 'Dec' again, and it'll be converted into normal numbers.