How to fix C++ error when editing localhost.

[jammerx2]

I couldn't see anyone post a way how to fix so i decided to post one now.

The error looks like this:

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Here is how you fix. This is when you are editing the ip.

Go to the spot where you put the ip.

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Type the ip you want over it. DO NOT USE FIND AND REPLACE!

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Select the part after the end of your ip. Notice how the binary still continues as numbers and letters even if it only shows the ...?

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Select the binary after the ip and replace it with 0, until you reach the other 0's.

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Do this with all 3 ip's.

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Save it and it will work. If it doesnt work then the ip spot was already deleted. You can't use find and replace because it will delete it if it is shorter than the current ip, which will screw it up and make it invalid. If there is still numbers there it will do the C++ error. Hope this helps.

If you have any questions please ask.

 

[iloveyoumore]

the problem is fixed but now, its saying thers a server check and tehres not.

 

[jammerx2]

Do you have it set to the right ip? If you did you might be using a glitched localhost and did you do it with all 3? Also download my localhost V62 clean in the release section, with that you can just ctrl+h because it is already set to 127.0.0.1.

 

[LuckySevenz]

Lol, gj, using silv3r's localhost.

 

[fallengod]

it happens to me but i have 2 computers so i hexworkshop it on my labtop then put it in my other computer and it works fine for me

 

[xSilv3rbullet]

LOL
Is that MY localhost that I released?

 

[eccentric]

This worked thanks man

 

[jammerx2]

No, it is not your localhost... Wait, do you mean the one im hex editing? I just used that one as an example, one of the ones i found while looking for a clean one. I found a few but some were glitched.

 

[xSilv3rbullet]

So you were using the IP as an example?

 

[jammerx2]

Oh, yes it was one of the localhosts i downloaded so i decided to show how to make the new ip work even if it's shorter.

 

[Slam<3]

When I try hex editing, it says "This string cannot be found".
Bla.

 

[ihatehaxor]

O really?
Instead of putting "0"s

I do it the old fashioned way, with the "."s on the biz


Hmm I'll try your way.

 

[Rayshond]

argh i cant find it.. to replace not the 127.0.0.1

 

[NyCPirate]

Nice noob friendly guide

 

[bominh8888]

help! the error still there