Post: download links for UFO mod + ART mod (PAL)
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07-29-2009, 05:39 PM
#11
theres, about 3 more codes, that work.
i wont be relesing them, because they give you an advantage over everyone else.
i wont be relesing them, because they give you an advantage over everyone else.
07-29-2009, 09:44 PM
#15
troll200
Keeper
Originally posted by NGUWhitey
can you use 2 codes at once?
-Whitey
-Whitey
i dont know i will try later
---------- Post added at 12:44 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:43 AM ----------
Originally posted by abz247uk
Both files infected
1. Win32.Trojan.Injector
2. Win32.Trojan.Injector
Kaspersky detected them both. Nice try sucker
1. Win32.Trojan.Injector
2. Win32.Trojan.Injector
Kaspersky detected them both. Nice try sucker
STFU you idiot those are WINRAR files
07-29-2009, 09:50 PM
#16
yes you can use 2 codes at once, i posted a tut, in this thread: You must login or register to view this content.
this is what my post says:
To get more than one cfg work at once:
put a . (dot) between and at the end of your codes.
(i will use these 2 as an example.)
"default_splitscreen"."default_mp_gamesettings ".
The dot in between the splitscreen and mp_gamesettings needs to be a 00. So change the hex value of the period right after "default_splitscreen" to a 00 on the hex side. Now the period after "default_mp_gamesettings" needs to be a 0A. So the first period in the code above needs to be a 00 and the second (or last one) needs to be a 0A. I feel I maybe made this a bit confusing but people will know what to do you also need a hex editor.
this is what my post says:
To get more than one cfg work at once:
put a . (dot) between and at the end of your codes.
(i will use these 2 as an example.)
"default_splitscreen"."default_mp_gamesettings ".
The dot in between the splitscreen and mp_gamesettings needs to be a 00. So change the hex value of the period right after "default_splitscreen" to a 00 on the hex side. Now the period after "default_mp_gamesettings" needs to be a 0A. So the first period in the code above needs to be a 00 and the second (or last one) needs to be a 0A. I feel I maybe made this a bit confusing but people will know what to do you also need a hex editor.
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