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    Runnable color lines

    I know it have been asked before but I searched and didn't found that exact post where someone quoted some lines in Olly that indicates where the ^x
    are located. I would like know them because I'm going to try to add some new colors.

    Thank you.


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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Aristrum (marky) has this done, he said it was amazingly simple, he did it right after my computer crashed D:

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    This dosn't help...

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Quote Originally Posted by x1nixmzeng View Post
    No, thats changing pre-existing codes.

    He wants to add new ones, for example ^:

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    just give it a few more days, i bet it will be released soon enough

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Since everyone dodges the answer, would there be a possible way of finding that segment ?

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    lol dodging and telling you that you are being impatient are different "sir" search it for yourself if your so anxious

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Quote Originally Posted by BetrayedAcheron View Post
    lol dodging and telling you that you are being impatient are different "sir" search it for yourself if your so anxious
    Quote Originally Posted by BetrayedAcheron View Post
    just give it a few more days, i bet it will be released soon enough
    lolwut?

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    idk i had to come up with something, i dont like the term dodge xDDD

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Tried Searching for all referenced strings but nothing at the end...

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Since you asked...

    (Don't complain about how I write things in ASM: if you don't like it, change it! :P. You should get how it works here anyway.)

    This tutorial assumes you're using a variant of "Xiaos" runnable (I'm using the unmasked runnable.) If you follow my instructions exactly, you'll get two new colours, Cyan and Teal. (^:, ^; respectively)

    It also assumes some basic knowledge of OllyDbg.

    1) Go to address 005466F3

    2) This CMP is the maximum ASCII hex # you're going to add a colour for. I'm adding a colour for 0-; in ascii so I've changed it to CMP CL,3B

    3) Go to address 0054679C

    4) Change this to a JMP to a large, empty area. I used 005E5203, but you're welcome to change that if you'd like.

    5) Go to the address mentioned in 4.

    6) Place all of the colours in this format, or if not, figure out your own. Replace all bold parts with your stuff.

    (Note: You need to start from ASCII 30 as this is 0, and we replaced it with a JMP, so we've got to redo 0-9.)

    Once you've done all the colours, instead of another CMP, ASCII, do MOV EAX, -1 and JMP back to the original function. This should make it white if you missed any colours out.

    Look below for exactly what I did...

    Code:
    CMP EAX, ASCII HEX CODE
    JNZ NEXT CMP
    MOV EAX, ARGB CODE
    JMP 005467A3
    ...
    REPEAT FOR ALL ASCII NUMBERS YOU CHOSE
    ...
    MOV EAX,-1
    JMP 005467A3
    7) For example, this is what I have.

    Code:
    005E5203    > \83F8 30                       CMP EAX,30
    005E5206    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5212
    005E5208    .  B8 808080FF                   MOV EAX,FF808080
    005E520D    .^ E9 9115F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5212    >  83F8 31                       CMP EAX,31
    005E5215    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5221
    005E5217    .  B8 0000FFFF                   MOV EAX,FFFF0000
    005E521C    .^ E9 8215F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5221    >  83F8 32                       CMP EAX,32
    005E5224    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5230
    005E5226    .  B8 00FF00FF                   MOV EAX,FF00FF00
    005E522B    .^ E9 7315F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5230    >  83F8 33                       CMP EAX,33
    005E5233    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E523F
    005E5235    .  B8 FF0000FF                   MOV EAX,FF0000FF
    005E523A    .^ E9 6415F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E523F    >  83F8 34                       CMP EAX,34
    005E5242    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E524E
    005E5244    .  B8 00FFFFFF                   MOV EAX,-100
    005E5249    .^ E9 5515F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E524E    >  83F8 35                       CMP EAX,35
    005E5251    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E525D
    005E5253    .  B8 000080FF                   MOV EAX,FF800000
    005E5258    .^ E9 4615F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E525D    >  83F8 36                       CMP EAX,36
    005E5260    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E526C
    005E5262    .  B8 008000FF                   MOV EAX,FF008000
    005E5267    .^ E9 3715F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E526C    >  83F8 37                       CMP EAX,37
    005E526F    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E527B
    005E5271    .  B8 800000FF                   MOV EAX,FF000080
    005E5276    .^ E9 2815F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E527B    >  83F8 38                       CMP EAX,38
    005E527E    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E528A
    005E5280    .  B8 008080FF                   MOV EAX,FF808000
    005E5285    .^ E9 1915F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E528A    >  83F8 39                       CMP EAX,39
    005E528D    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5299
    005E528F    .  B8 FFFFFFFF                   MOV EAX,-1
    005E5294    .^ E9 0A15F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5299    >  83F8 3A                       CMP EAX,3A
    005E529C    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E52A8
    005E529E    .  B8 FFFF00FF                   MOV EAX,FF00FFFF
    005E52A3    .^ E9 FB14F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E52A8    >  83F8 3B                       CMP EAX,3B
    005E52AB    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E52B7
    005E52AD    .  B8 808000FF                   MOV EAX,FF008080
    005E52B2    .^ E9 EC14F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E52B7    >  B8 FFFFFFFF                   MOV EAX,-1
    005E52BC    .^ E9 E214F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    Note how I have all the old colours there, and my new ones on the end. (3A and 3B.)

    8) Save your executable to somewhere new, launch it however and test it out. If you did everything as I said, you'd end up with something like this:



    9) Now go back and add as many colours as you want. You'll end up with something like this.



    Have fun doing all those colours. As I said, once you got this working, feel free to play with it to make it work better for you.

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Quote Originally Posted by Aristrum View Post
    Since you asked...

    (Don't complain about how I write things in ASM: if you don't like it, change it! :P. You should get how it works here anyway.)

    This tutorial assumes you're using a variant of "Xiaos" runnable (I'm using the unmasked runnable.) If you follow my instructions exactly, you'll get two new colours, Cyan and Teal. (^:, ^; respectively)

    It also assumes some basic knowledge of OllyDbg.

    1) Go to address 005466F3

    2) This CMP is the maximum ASCII hex # you're going to add a colour for. I'm adding a colour for 0-; in ascii so I've changed it to CMP CL,3B

    3) Go to address 0054679C

    4) Change this to a JMP to a large, empty area. I used 005E5203, but you're welcome to change that if you'd like.

    5) Go to the address mentioned in 4.

    6) Place all of the colours in this format, or if not, figure out your own. Replace all bold parts with your stuff.

    (Note: You need to start from ASCII 30 as this is 0, and we replaced it with a JMP, so we've got to redo 0-9.)

    Once you've done all the colours, instead of another CMP, ASCII, do MOV EAX, -1 and JMP back to the original function. This should make it white if you missed any colours out.

    Look below for exactly what I did...

    Code:
    CMP EAX, ASCII HEX CODE
    JNZ NEXT CMP
    MOV EAX, ARGB CODE
    JMP 005467A3
    ...
    REPEAT FOR ALL ASCII NUMBERS YOU CHOSE
    ...
    MOV EAX,-1
    JMP 005467A3
    7) For example, this is what I have.

    Code:
    005E5203    > \83F8 30                       CMP EAX,30
    005E5206    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5212
    005E5208    .  B8 808080FF                   MOV EAX,FF808080
    005E520D    .^ E9 9115F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5212    >  83F8 31                       CMP EAX,31
    005E5215    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5221
    005E5217    .  B8 0000FFFF                   MOV EAX,FFFF0000
    005E521C    .^ E9 8215F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5221    >  83F8 32                       CMP EAX,32
    005E5224    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5230
    005E5226    .  B8 00FF00FF                   MOV EAX,FF00FF00
    005E522B    .^ E9 7315F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5230    >  83F8 33                       CMP EAX,33
    005E5233    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E523F
    005E5235    .  B8 FF0000FF                   MOV EAX,FF0000FF
    005E523A    .^ E9 6415F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E523F    >  83F8 34                       CMP EAX,34
    005E5242    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E524E
    005E5244    .  B8 00FFFFFF                   MOV EAX,-100
    005E5249    .^ E9 5515F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E524E    >  83F8 35                       CMP EAX,35
    005E5251    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E525D
    005E5253    .  B8 000080FF                   MOV EAX,FF800000
    005E5258    .^ E9 4615F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E525D    >  83F8 36                       CMP EAX,36
    005E5260    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E526C
    005E5262    .  B8 008000FF                   MOV EAX,FF008000
    005E5267    .^ E9 3715F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E526C    >  83F8 37                       CMP EAX,37
    005E526F    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E527B
    005E5271    .  B8 800000FF                   MOV EAX,FF000080
    005E5276    .^ E9 2815F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E527B    >  83F8 38                       CMP EAX,38
    005E527E    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E528A
    005E5280    .  B8 008080FF                   MOV EAX,FF808000
    005E5285    .^ E9 1915F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E528A    >  83F8 39                       CMP EAX,39
    005E528D    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E5299
    005E528F    .  B8 FFFFFFFF                   MOV EAX,-1
    005E5294    .^ E9 0A15F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E5299    >  83F8 3A                       CMP EAX,3A
    005E529C    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E52A8
    005E529E    .  B8 FFFF00FF                   MOV EAX,FF00FFFF
    005E52A3    .^ E9 FB14F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E52A8    >  83F8 3B                       CMP EAX,3B
    005E52AB    .  75 0A                         JNZ SHORT Aristrum.005E52B7
    005E52AD    .  B8 808000FF                   MOV EAX,FF008080
    005E52B2    .^ E9 EC14F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    005E52B7    >  B8 FFFFFFFF                   MOV EAX,-1
    005E52BC    .^ E9 E214F6FF                   JMP Aristrum.005467A3
    Note how I have all the old colours there, and my new ones on the end. (3A and 3B.)

    8) Save your executable to somewhere new, launch it however and test it out. If you did everything as I said, you'd end up with something like this:



    9) Now go back and add as many colours as you want. You'll end up with something like this.



    Have fun doing all those colours. As I said, once you got this working, feel free to play with it to make it work better for you.
    Thank you a lot. Ill try this in a couple minutes. Edit with my outcome

    XD didn't see you made a tut ;p would of posted there instead
    Last edited by Nobody666; 11-08-09 at 01:00 PM.

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    /close topic

    in tut section as of now

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    Re: Runnable color lines

    Thanks man ^^



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