99.999% and no lvl up
pls need help, I relog and lvl up
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99.999% and no lvl up
pls need help, I relog and lvl up
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Check this guide :
http://forum.ragezone.com/f562/how-t...e-tutu-543315/
I edit exp Table and 99.999% not lvl up :S
Edit like this example and it will work if you do it right:)
you have other solution?
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I will replace the exp table
the substi and gave me this error
hey i dont know how to solve it but i dont understand how you get into those problems..just use the server 619 release[soon new one me and uzu release then use it xD] and i reccomand bloodpt client and dont tell me its old because those server files and this client work PERFECT for me and i neverrrrrrr had this problem
The Beta files work. they have a 150 level cap, unless you are trying to add a higher level.
no atm i am on the "t5"thing atm..then just use the beta files
EDIT: Listen to bosbol he knows what he is talking about
That problem appears when you are trying to change the Exp tables in your client and server... the solution is... not to miss a step. The slightest deviation from the course will lead to this effect.
You never encounter it, because you don't try to change it tnrh1.
@luis111: Try using the search facility. This issue is presented in many situations where you change the Exp:Level table. If your client table is not the same as your server table, or there is a reference to these tables which is not updated, you get this issue... If you are not editing your tables, then either your client or server has been edited by someone else, making it incompatible with it's respective other.
IE. if the client has been changed, it doesn't fit a normal server, and if the server was changed, it doesn't fit a normal client.
Server.exe and Game.exe have equal Table
99.999% and not lvl UP i have relog and lvl up
If you have modified those tables in accordance with the microamazing guide mentioned earlier, or this similar guide by strangefay... you have failed to complete one of the tasks in the correct fashion.
It is not possible to say which, AFAIK, because any error, or deviation seems to lead to this effect... as does performing these operations blindly on an executable which has already been modified in this regard.
Make no mistake... this process is not a simple one. It requires great understanding, patience, persistence, precision and mindfulness over some prolonged period.
If at first you do not succeed, I can only suggest you revert to your working backups, and begin the process all over again, or you risk compounding an earlier error.
In my attempts, I understand the process, but am usually unsuccessful... I find myself clumsy. It's like threading a needle, I know how it works, and how to do it... but quite often I get it wrong.
I'm still looking for the right server & client combination before I try this again. Because I have failed, even after I have succeeded. That is boring, and frustrating... just like threading needles. :wink:
My head feels fat and stupid doing this... like my fingers feel fat and stupid threading a needle. I really want one of those fine steel loops you can get for threading needles, to help my fat brain change Exp tables. :D:
im having trouble too. this is getting annoying and i just wish some wiz kid had made a fucking emu >: (.
P.S Tnrh1 i was talking to Luis111 XD
Some wiz-kids did. Check out PTU unfortunately their collaboration at gamerspace is a little halted. I don't know if work is continuing elsewhere, or underground. telatoro may know more.Quote:
Originally Posted by unzubaru
Credits: Ramsey, Necro, Spoocke, Cam, Clearscreen & old PTA, Punk, Putanesca, Sandurr, On1Link & PTU team.
I sorry my English.
I did a tutorial on http://www.galeraonline.net/forum/in...c,14930.0.html (in Portuguese)
where I teach to remove this bug relogin to lvl 120 and above has been done testing server and client,
basically follow the recipe strangefay just to check where was the bug, take a look at the address and
it may be that will help you in your problem.
I hope I have helped.
The reason is easy, you must make a new checksum which is related to exp table in client.exe..If you are able to use "od",you can soulute it easily.After the FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF,you will see the checksum..Recently,i am very busy,someone who has this trouble can post your client.exe to my email: ou-xi-qian@163.com.And i will fix it as soon as possible.
Someone kindly sent me a saved html page from Mazzeis MIB post... I've only translated up to the end of the Introduction section so far, but it seems to fit what I was thinking was going on very well, and it tells how it is, not just what I was thinking.
I Mazzei doesn't mind, I'll post my translation here, and full credit to them. ^_^
@rxaicy: :o Checksum... that would match with some strange code I've seen in other successfully patched clients and servers, but is it necessary? Can we not patch out the checksum check, or read what it is compared to and write that back to the exe?
Okie. You say right. A checksum code appear when you add new exp table.Quote:
Originally Posted by rxaicy
Bobsobol no problem, I do not mind and even appreciate, my English is rusty (Brazilian slang):D:.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobsobol
I come from the area of Linux and have a tendency to end very technical texts in English so I did the tutorial here on ragezone, but the problem of the topic here is the same if we had the forum in Brazil.
count me in that I can help.
Hi All,
I know this post is a bit old, so sorry DK if I did bump it back up. I do want to get this issue of level up resolved if you do not mind T.T.
Okay, I have gone over both StrangeFay’s and microamazing’s guide for moving the xp table. Each time I have placed in the new xp table, there was no “checksum” that was created after the sequence of “FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF” that rxaicy mentions. I have followed the guide thoroughly and over 200 times at that. Unless, I am repeatedly making the same mistake over and over again.
In Strangefay’s, he had mentioned to add in the new section via Lord-Pe and then use LPE to rebuild. However, that did not generate the new checksum that I have seen in other level 150 based clients. So I am curious as to how they come about and such.
I mean here is a screen shot from the checksum from the original exp table till level 120:
Img 1:
http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/918/image0b.jpg
So how exactly did that value come about? The view next to it is an ss from PE-Explorer of the same values.
Here are the some of the checksum values that are present at the end of other level 150 clients that have been posted here:
Img 2:
http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/2354/image3pk.jpg
Img: 3
http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/4412/image4ht.jpg
So Rxaicy mentions to search in Olly. What exactly do you search for in olly to find the old checkum? And where at that?
I mean I got the following checksums via running the checksums options in hexworkshop, but this is incorrect right?
http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/2008/image5gh.jpg
And more importantly, how do you arrive at the new checksum? I mean hexworkshop has a “checksum” generator, do you use that to generate one?
I guess the gist of what I am trying to ask is where is this new checksum is appearing and where is the appropriate location to replace it. In my personal opinion, do agree with both Rxaicy and Zaharavn that the value after the “FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF” is responsible for completing table and allowing for a proper level up. I have been follow the guides that I mentioned before several times, and there have been no success at all. With regards to the server that I am testing the client against, it is Shagpubs Endless v2 version. Every single of the proper leveling clients I have test work find against it. Except the one that I modify by moving the xp table.
So if anyone can provide an insight on the matter, I am sure everyone here will be greatly thankful. Thank you in advance for your help.
PS- DK if you this should be a new topic of it own, please do feel free to move around my post. Thank you ^^.
Complete disassembly of relevant code:-
All addresses symbolised, so it doesn't matter where those addresses are in your executable.Code:...
...
...
CMP EDI,78 ; Level 120
JGE SHORT Jmp_ExitFunc
CALL Sub_ExpChecksumCalc
MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[Var_ExpChkSum1]
CMP ECX,EAX
JNE SHORT Jmp_ExitFunc
MOV EAX,DWORD PTR DS:[Var_ExpChkSum2]
CMP EAX,EDX
JNE SHORT Jmp_ExitFunc
...
...
...
Jmp_ExitFunc:
POP EDI
POP ESI
POP EBX
XOR EAX,EAX
INC EAX
POP EBP
POP ECX
POP ECX
RETN
Sub_ExpChkSum:
MOV EAX,DWORD PTR DS:[Var_Level0]
MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[5ACD14]
PUSH EBX
PUSH EBP
PUSH ESI
PUSH EDI
XOR ESI,ESI
XOR EDI,EDI
XOR EBX,EBX
XOR EBP,EBP
JMP SHORT Jmp_EndLoop
Jmp_Loop:
PUSH ECX ; Arg4
ADD ESI,1
PUSH EAX ; Arg3
ADC EDI,0
PUSH EDI ; Arg2
PUSH ESI ; Arg1
CALL Sub_CryptDouble ; game.Sub_CryptDouble(w,x,y,z)
MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[ESI*8+5ACD14]
ADD EBX,EAX
MOV EAX,DWORD PTR DS:[ESI*8+Var_Level0]
ADC EBP,EDX
Jmp_EndLoop:
MOV EDX,EAX
AND EDX,ECX
CMP EDX,-1
JNE SHORT Jmp_Loop
POP EDI
POP ESI
MOV EDX,EBP
POP EBP
MOV EAX,EBX
POP EBX
RETN
Sub_CryptDouble: ;Sub_CryptDouble(w,x,y,z)
MOV EAX,DWORD PTR SS:[Arg2] ; game.Sub_CryptDouble(guessed Arg1,Arg2,Arg3,Arg4)
MOV ECX,DWORD PTR SS:[Arg4]
OR ECX,EAX
MOV ECX,DWORD PTR SS:[Arg3]
JNE SHORT Jmp_AltMethod
MOV EAX,DWORD PTR SS:[Arg1]
MUL ECX
RETN 10
Jmp_AltMethod:
PUSH EBX
MUL ECX
MOV EBX,EAX
MOV EAX,DWORD PTR SS:[Arg1]
MUL DWORD PTR SS:[Arg4]
ADD EBX,EAX
MOV EAX,DWORD PTR SS:[Arg1]
MUL ECX
ADD EDX,EBX
POP EBX
RETN 10
Sub_ExpChkSum can be determined by the code.
Sub_CryptDouble is called from Sub_ExpChkSum, but also by many other routines. Sub_ExpChkSum is only called from that code fragment at the start which happens only when a player levels up.
Var_ExpChkSum1 and Var_ExpChkSum2 are (in the default 120 client, stored after the double FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF (= 18446744073709551615) at the end of the Experience table. You may, or may not have updated their location. They are only referenced by the code fragment at the top, which (IMHO) is probably the easiest way to locate it in Olly.
As far as I can see, these routines iterate through the Experience table adding each value to a checksum, which is then returned in ECX and EDX, and compared to the values of Var_ExpChkSum back in the main level up code.
I've spoken to Osirus off the forum and know he is still struggling to break into the code and find what ECX and EDX should be, but I will wait for him to play with the info I've already shared. This is just a summery of that for the rest of you. I hope it makes sense.
To help you locate and remember these addresses when using Olly, remember to use the Label options it provides when you press ":". ^_^
---EDIT---
My translation of Mazzeis MIB tutorial is up.