Sorry im not coded yet.

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    Enthusiast zaguri8 is offline
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    Sorry im not coded yet.

    How do i change that message? or is it in the client? lmao..

    To many things are side client fk, need to raise my DMG cap also.. But that message tho i wanna change it kappa


    EDIT: Found the way, there is a script called "notcoded" in the NPC folder ( Im dumb )

    That Damage cap, someone kno how to edit it? dont think about the Damageparse or whatever its not even close to be related.. cant change damage cap via JAVA.. Even if you can at some point - the damage cap Actual might be higher but non visible
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    Valued Member Fenomenoide is offline
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    Re: Sorry im not coded yet.

    DamageCap is via Client, (localhost.exe)

    and about the not coded yet message, look in NPCScriptManager.java and good luck

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    Enthusiast zaguri8 is offline
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    Re: Sorry im not coded yet.

    I use a redirector so its probably in MapleStory.exe?

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    Valued Member Fenomenoide is offline
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    Re: Sorry im not coded yet.

    Can you fix the npc text problem?
    And yes the dmg cap is client side

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    Apprentice iPreSkooler is offline
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    Re: Sorry im not coded yet.

    Quote Originally Posted by zaguri8 View Post
    That Damage cap, someone kno how to edit it? dont think about the Damageparse or whatever its not even close to be related.. cant change damage cap via JAVA.. Even if you can at some point - the damage cap Actual might be higher but non visible
    Open your Localhost in a Hex-Editing program and search for "3F 0D 03 00" in Hex-Values. Change "3F 0D 03 00" to "59 0D 79 4F". You should now have no DMG Cap. There might be multiple lines of "3F 0D 03 00" if you look to the far left where it displays (Offset H) also known as the line of hex, you should see something along the lines of "004C32E5 and 004C3308"

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    Last edited by iPreSkooler; 14-08-17 at 08:49 AM.

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    Omega sunnyboy is offline
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    Re: Sorry im not coded yet.

    Depending what version it is, you can open the client in ollydbg and manually change the address which shows the dmg cap. BUT if it's too complicated, you can stick to the one up above

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    Enthusiast zaguri8 is offline
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    Re: Sorry im not coded yet.

    Quote Originally Posted by iPreSkooler View Post
    Open your Localhost in a Hex-Editing program and search for "3F 0D 03 00" in Hex-Values. Change "3F 0D 03 00" to "59 0D 79 4F". You should now have no DMG Cap. There might be multiple lines of "3F 0D 03 00" if you look to the far left where it displays (Offset H) also known as the line of hex, you should see something along the lines of "004C32E5 and 004C3308"



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    Works if i am on a high version and trying to edit MapleStory.exe since im redirecting?

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    Apprentice iPreSkooler is offline
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    Re: Sorry im not coded yet.

    Quote Originally Posted by zaguri8 View Post
    Works if i am on a high version and trying to edit MapleStory.exe since im redirecting?
    Well the process of it being a localhost is the same but there are different Hex Values for different versions. You'll have to find out the DMG CAP Hex for whatever version you are working with, Also if I am not wrong I believe there is a few places to change once the version reaches v134+. I am not 100% sure but you'll still need to find the Hex Value for your version.



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