[Request] Main.exe No Nprotect

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I come form thailand.I'm interested in this game.

I've edited font form size from 10 to 15,but be straight Npro detect.(I use OLLYDBG)

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I want to main.exe(No Npro). I resolve to use Thai Language.(Ex. สู้ )

If you have suggestions please tell me.
 
hmmm base on my observation PS of ragnarok is using a main.exe without a GG.... i know that cause in the past years i also create a PS of ragnarok. eventually all ragnarok online not ps is using GG for the client. (sorry for the out of thread....)
 
hmmm base on my observation PS of ragnarok is using a main.exe without a GG.... i know that cause in the past years i also create a PS of ragnarok. eventually all ragnarok online not ps is using GG for the client. (sorry for the out of thread....)


First of all, comparing GC with Ragnarok is pointless... the two games are completely different in so many things (implementation, program design, algorithm development, process controls, etc.). Second, Ragnarok came way before GC, therefore there's a lot of time to reverse-engineer it (or it was already messed-up back then... having a call function).

My theory is that Ragnarok uses an external call function (meaning the main.exe calls processes on a different file, and in that file contains the list of things needed to do), since I could barely recall that it does have a list of things to call. Unlike GC that calls the GG right away.

In short, you are bound to suffer unless there's a good person out there who would do reverse engineering.
 


Simply put, you create the algorithm & the codes based from the made program.
 
^ Not really.
Although decompiling it and out the code goes is one way of doing it, it commonly ends up with a messed-up coding (since it's most likely program-generated codes, it's more unstable when recompiled)
The one I posted is more accurate than doing that... though it's random and very tedious.
 
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