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    Custom User Title jeffery30162 is offline
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    v128 Server

    Hi Im currently thinking about starting a v128 source, I created the .idb for it but do not know the opcodes yet.
    Would it be easier to convert a 117 or 146 into a 128 source?

    Can someone help me find the functions and opcodes if I provide the .idb?


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    Meh Rakeda is offline
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    Re: v128 Server

    1. What is significant in v128 that you would want to start a new version branch on?
    2. You could use v117.1 but the easiest source to port over would be v138.1 as found here: http://forum.ragezone.com/f427/zakur...source-955769/ and I'm sure theres probably op codes released somewhere on this forum

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    Custom User Title jeffery30162 is offline
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    Re: v128 Server

    Around 128 is my favorite gms version. Thanks for the 138, Ill give it a look. I've looked for 126-128 opcodes and couldn't find any on forum.

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    Also, Would I use a localhost client or redirector?

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    finn balor religion is offline
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    Re: v128 Server

    Quote Originally Posted by jeffery30162 View Post
    Also, Would I use a localhost client or redirector?
    You would have to use a redirector, since there isn't even a source made for v128, I highly doubt there is a localhost for it, hell there isn't a public v117 localhost out.

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    Custom User Title jeffery30162 is offline
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    Re: v128 Server

    If I release the .idb, hopefully someone will find opcodes and release.

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    Moderator Eric is offline
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    Re: v128 Server

    Making an IDB isn't hard at all though, and if you can make an IDB why can't you find the opcodes yourself? This should already be self-explanatory, but you would either find the subs manually through addresses, stringpools, or AoBs, otherwise you can utilize the public scripts to name them for you. If you can't do this part entirely yourself in IDA currently though, how are you going to write an entire version yourself? How are you going to make your own client, etc? You may want to stick to the publicly available versions, or you should learn more about IDA/updating before working on an entirely new version yourself because it will get fairly complex.



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