This is a new version, this one actually opens!
Oops, I forgot a library file last time.. The only thing that works right now is the extraction.
The rez building is a bit off.
This tool will allow you to extract the new compressed rez files.
It might be a little slow but keep in mind it needs to extract every single file once
(tops at 3 minutes for the bigger files).
But it does its job perfectly!
[How to use]
First time you open the program you will have to tell it where your crossfire folder is located.
Then you will get a message saying the library was loaded (DLL).
You are good to go! The extracted files are in the same folder as the extractor.
Sneak peak of some progress, managed to change the scope texture:
A bit more progress
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I think it's getting close to release!
Originally Posted by BlenMiner
A bit more progress
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I think it's getting close to release!
How can you do that? Yesterday I tried to change the kill marks but i couldn't
Originally Posted by Danah
How can you do that? Yesterday I tried to change the kill marks but i couldn't
I added a functionality to the program to inject all changes into the rez file, so I just change something and inject
Originally Posted by BlenMiner
I added a functionality to the program to inject all changes into the rez file, so I just change something and inject
I understand ,but like what path or how to do so!
Originally Posted by Danah
I understand ,but like what path or how to do so!
Check the new thread
Originally Posted by BlenMiner
Check the new thread
Yea I did and downloaded it , how to do the skin change thingy also can I get banned?
Originally Posted by Danah
Yea I did and downloaded it , how to do the skin change thingy also can I get banned?
Extract. Clean the folder that u extracted so just keep the files you want to change and when you are done click File-Imject all Changes , now open cf!
Not sure I believe if you get a client error too many times you can get banned for a couple hours. Don't quote me on that use at own risk.