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[XPort]

Same kind of thing as with The Hobbit.  Use your favorite hex editor to search/replace the following byte strings:

stop life from draining :

search for (code location 0x0008066A ISO location 0x7AB7A66A )

57 D8 81 68 03 00 00 D9 91 68 03 00 00

replace with

57 D8 81 68 03 00 00 90 90 90 90 90 90

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no damage from enemies :

search for ( code location 0x0008089C ISO location 0x7AB7A89C )

DB 44 24 08 D8 A8 68 03 00 00 D9 90 68 03 00 00

replace with

DB 44 24 08 D8 A8 68 03 00 00 90 90 90 90 90 90

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sword power does not go down:

search for ( code location 0x00088B9F ISO location 0x7AB82B9F )

D9 81 D0 03 00 00 D8 64 24 04 D9 91 D0 03 00 00

replace with

D9 81 D0 03 00 00 D8 64 24 04 90 90 90 90 90 90


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sword does not powerdown after special attack:

search for ( code location 0x00088BFC ISO location 0x7AB82BFC )

A1 68 2F 46 00 8B 88 E4 02 00 00 C6 81 FC 03 00 00 00

replace with

A1 68 2F 46 00 8B 88 E4 02 00 00 90 90 90 90 90 90 90

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tk does not go down when shooting

search for ( code location 0x00089B60 ISO location 0x7AB83B60 )

A1 A4 D7 37 00 D8 A8 88 05 00 00 D9 98 88 05 00 00

replace with

A1 A4 D7 37 00 D8 A8 88 05 00 00 90 90 90 90 90 90

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only a couple hits to powerup sword

search for  : ( code location 0x00088590 ISO location 0x7AB82594 )

D8 89 F8 03 00 00 D8 81 D0 03 00 00 D9 91 D0 03 00 00

replace with :

D8 89 F8 03 00 00 A1 2C E1 1B 00 89 81 D0 03 00 00 90

[shadow3000]

what am i hexing? the default.xbe of the game?

[angelfly]

it states the location is within the ISO  

[shadow3000]

QUOTE (angelfly @ Nov 16 2003, 11:08 PM)

it states the location is within the ISO

oh..so i have to make the game an iso then hex it?..

[XPort]

Yes.  I have not bothered to check to see in exactly what file the code resides.....there's a very good chance, however, that they all reside in DEFAULT.XBE  - so if you don't have or cannot make an ISO, you can start there.  

Each of the above hex strings appear only once in the entire game, however, so once you find it, you'll know it's the right one.

[343GuiltySparkIVIX]

bump, is it in the xbe?

[343GuiltySparkIVIX]

Why doesnt anyone ever answer me?

[shadow3000]

bump

[343GuiltySparkIVIX]

Super bump! i wanna know! please help me!

[343GuiltySparkIVIX]

I havent found it in ANY of the files...

[shadow3000]

QUOTE (343GuiltySparkIVIX @ Nov 18 2003, 06:17 PM)

I havent found it in ANY of the files...

hex the iso form of it

[343GuiltySparkIVIX]

1 problem, i dont know how to make a iso. I know its sad, but i dont

Could someone maybe help me, or point me in the right direction?

[shadow3000]

download craxtion @ www.craxtion.com

[343GuiltySparkIVIX]

Ok, i got it in a ISO, but now I have another problem, Both of the hex editors wont open a iso over 2GB, what hex editor do you use, and is it free?

[XPort]

I wrote a utility to do this since I find it easier to do these kind of things from a command-line:

Hexsearch

For the LOKD hex patches above, you would invoke it as follows:

hexsearch -r 57D88168030000D99168030000 57D88168030000909090909090 LOKD.ISO

hexsearch -r DB442408D8A868030000D99068030000 DB442408D8A868030000909090909090 LOKD.ISO

hexsearch -r D981D0030000D8642404D991D0030000 D981D0030000D8642404909090909090 LOKD.ISO

hexsearch -r A1682F46008B88E4020000C681FC03000000 A1682F46008B88E402000090909090909090 LOKD.ISO

hexsearch -r A1A4D73700D8A888050000D99888050000 A1A4D73700D8A888050000909090909090 LOKD.ISO

hexsearch -r D889F8030000D881D0030000D991D0030000 D889F8030000A12CE11B008981D003000090 LOKD.ISO