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Checking for CFGs
Checking for CFGs
Okay. I am a choob. Now that that's out of the way, let's move on.
Before I came to this forum, I knew next to nothing about the exploitation of Vindictus. Now I've built up a fairly good knowledge base and believe in myself to ask questions worth asking.
So, post-Titan patch we discovered that we can continue to use perma-binds because the game does not check the integrity of the file FAC6B533E4D245CE8B9A67DB1472B2B98F3F54FA.hfs
Therefore, we can edit it to our hearts content.
I present to someone with a little more intelligence and book-learnin' in this area to perhaps tell me how would one perhaps check what files are being checked when the game launches?
Before I came to this forum, I knew next to nothing about the exploitation of Vindictus. Now I've built up a fairly good knowledge base and believe in myself to ask questions worth asking.
So, post-Titan patch we discovered that we can continue to use perma-binds because the game does not check the integrity of the file FAC6B533E4D245CE8B9A67DB1472B2B98F3F54FA.hfs
Therefore, we can edit it to our hearts content.
I present to someone with a little more intelligence and book-learnin' in this area to perhaps tell me how would one perhaps check what files are being checked when the game launches?
Originally Posted by Helepheil
Okay. I am a choob. Now that that's out of the way, let's move on.
Before I came to this forum, I knew next to nothing about the exploitation of Vindictus. Now I've built up a fairly good knowledge base and believe in myself to ask questions worth asking.
So, post-Titan patch we discovered that we can continue to use perma-binds because the game does not check the integrity of the file FAC6B533E4D245CE8B9A67DB1472B2B98F3F54FA.hfs
Therefore, we can edit it to our hearts content.
I present to someone with a little more intelligence and book-learnin' in this area to perhaps tell me how would one perhaps check what files are being checked when the game launches?
Before I came to this forum, I knew next to nothing about the exploitation of Vindictus. Now I've built up a fairly good knowledge base and believe in myself to ask questions worth asking.
So, post-Titan patch we discovered that we can continue to use perma-binds because the game does not check the integrity of the file FAC6B533E4D245CE8B9A67DB1472B2B98F3F54FA.hfs
Therefore, we can edit it to our hearts content.
I present to someone with a little more intelligence and book-learnin' in this area to perhaps tell me how would one perhaps check what files are being checked when the game launches?
It's 'extra_obscure', but yeah that's pretty much right as far as I can tell.
Originally Posted by UlRRvtk7
It's 'extra_obscure', but yeah that's pretty much right as far as I can tell.
Sorreh for my typo, but yush.
You two have been very helpful. Thanks on the house!
Originally Posted by Helepheil
So, when I switch the .hfs files, if there is an extra_obscure file, than it's checked?
Originally Posted by Helepheil
You two have been very helpful. Thanks on the house!
Originally Posted by UlRRvtk7
That will be a comment on the zip file, not an actual file.
In WinRAR (not sure about other clients), if an archive has a comment, the right side will display the comment.
Another way, albeit slow but the process can be automated, is to check if the second pass checksum exists in the hfs file. This means that there is an extra 4 bytes appended to the EndOfCentralDirectory header. You'll need to understand a small portion of the file format to utilize this method.
Another way, albeit slow but the process can be automated, is to check if the second pass checksum exists in the hfs file. This means that there is an extra 4 bytes appended to the EndOfCentralDirectory header. You'll need to understand a small portion of the file format to utilize this method.
Originally Posted by Helepheil
May I ask what you mean by 'a comment'? Just when I open it, int he files it will have the note written in?
7zip pops up a stats window with the comment when you open the file.
Like they've said, it depends on the app you're using. But you'll have to get the info from within the app.
Like they've said, it depends on the app you're using. But you'll have to get the info from within the app.
You've all been great!
Originally Posted by Fovea
Okay, so I'm using WinRAR. It'll be on the right.
That second part sounds interesting. Especially the automated part. I will not ask you to explain it further if you would not like to but any and all help would be appreciated to help me alleviate from "Leecher" status in the eyes of the forum. *Flies to Google*
Another note, is it possible to flip the entire directory of .hfs files instead of one by one?
Originally Posted by Fovea
In WinRAR (not sure about other clients), if an archive has a comment, the right side will display the comment.
Another way, albeit slow but the process can be automated, is to check if the second pass checksum exists in the hfs file. This means that there is an extra 4 bytes appended to the EndOfCentralDirectory header. You'll need to understand a small portion of the file format to utilize this method.
Another way, albeit slow but the process can be automated, is to check if the second pass checksum exists in the hfs file. This means that there is an extra 4 bytes appended to the EndOfCentralDirectory header. You'll need to understand a small portion of the file format to utilize this method.
That second part sounds interesting. Especially the automated part. I will not ask you to explain it further if you would not like to but any and all help would be appreciated to help me alleviate from "Leecher" status in the eyes of the forum. *Flies to Google*
Another note, is it possible to flip the entire directory of .hfs files instead of one by one?
Use the 'a' option. It's in the readme.
Originally Posted by UlRRvtk7
Use the 'a' option. It's in the readme.