Recent content by Angxl

Changing the color might be pretty easy, just look around the function that handles the origin or something. Anything other than that I wouldn't know, sorry :( I left my tabs default and never looked into anything else since I was satisfied with the way it came out.

I like it! The world select screen is cute too. Here are a few notes I had written while remaking my own

Awaiting our lord and savior's return

Pls update GM HandTool to support latest GMS and KMST! KMST no longer uses single WZ files in the main directory, but a Data folder like you would see on a server source. But instead of img files, it's multiple wz files

bump ^ trying to steal KMST revamped explorer skills :(

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s> wz

Long story short, I had no pc for about a month, but now that I have one I've lost interest. This IDB is created off the localhost mooplestory client, so it should be pretty clean. I don't think it's legal for me to release cracked software, but this IDB is created on IDA 7.0 so ye There's...

or this You must be registered for see element. :mellow::mellow:

I think it's finally time to upgrade! THANKS A LOT You must be registered for see element.

ye men, this whole time I was talking about just in the repacker, not in-game :/ it just hurts my eyes when I'm trying to look at a crisp GMS image in harepacker, but everything is blurry You must be registered for see element.

Tested it, looks the same to me. Maybe zoom is too much to ask for, but the whole point is that in its default state, it's also blurry as well. Really messes with my eyes as I'm passing by pngs, but also replacing pngs and I wouldn't be completely sure if it's the png I'd want, I'd have to get...

Blurred images is still the only thing holding me back from upgrading from 2.7 to newest version Maybe a "reset zoom" button so we can see images in their default state (zooming in to one image will set the zoom forever) Also no idea why the "save" and "change image" buttons have been...

If ever editing directly in the client, I prefer OllyDbg, but hex editing can work too. Just make sure you subtract offset by 00400000. Address 0x009516C2 would equate to 0x005516C2 in a hex editor