Ogodei's modding attempts

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noname
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Post by noname »

Flip the "end" statement to <YourDll.AdressToJump>.
1.
<MOV DWORD PTR [ECX+EAX+30C],ESI>
to
<jmp <yourdll>>
2. Other code follows in your dll.
3. If you have not attached any dlls, use free space from other dll that already attached to game.

If you have problems with asm code, you can cut/remake frames. Its easier that asm rebuilding.
1. Open tdg.
2. Extract mage's casting frames.
3. Open 1st frame and make macro for photoshop/gimp to cut 96x96 frame from 128x128.
4. Load other frames, start macro.
5. Resave frames with rigth palete (also you can use macro to speed up proccess)
//optional :
6. Open frames in hexworkshop/or something
7. This is native frame sizes - x and y. Should be 60/60 for warrior casting frame. Image
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Ogodei
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Post by Ogodei »

I tried resizing the images with GIMP, using the "convert and resize image" script. the problem is that the script seems to work (no crashes) but the images don't get resized. Trying with hex editing results in them to look shredded .-.
noname
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Post by noname »

ok... here is video tutorial.. dunno will it help you or not...

I used The Hell mod and TH.dll for free space. Easiest way. You can use any other dll and any other address that you will find.

Pls, share your results, coz i can't test it rigth now.
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Ogodei
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Post by Ogodei »

Hello noname,

Sorry for answering a few days later. I don't have time to test it right now, but tomorrow i'll be able to try [preparing for an exam, which i'll attend tomorrow :) ]
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