Post: HxD Help Please
10-09-2010, 06:14 PM #1
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ok, I was trying to make a new patch for MW2 today. I got all the way to the part where it say "Right click on the "00000002.dat" file and hit "Properties". You are looking for a number, which is the "Size" number (just above "Size on disk"). Go ahead and copy this, or write down the number." I got my number it was 69,609 which is 0x10FE9 in hexadecimal. My problem is how do I right it in this space
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Everyone don't worry about it, I found out how to do it... I mod can close this thread now...
THANKS
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10-09-2010, 06:45 PM #2
XeDa
Banned
I had the same problem, and its:
01 0F E9
Hope it helps Smile
10-09-2010, 06:51 PM #3
DEREKTROTTER
You're Goddamn Right
use the 00 before it aswell

so it will look like:

01 0F E9
10-09-2010, 06:51 PM #4
Originally posted by jrmoney View Post
I had the same problem, and its:
01 0F E9
Hope it helps Smile


Originally posted by DEREKTROTTER View Post
use the 00 before it aswell

so it will look like:

01 0F E9



LOL, thanks I had just found this out. When I did I was OMG really, you go to be kidding me...
Thanks Anyway... Smile
10-09-2010, 06:56 PM #5
Anyway umm if you need anyhelp then here it is when editing a new patch.

Highlight first 4 from when you click on go into calculator and the numbers it says type

Ex. 2321= 214b

So its like 00 00 32 31

So all you do is edit it

00 00 21 4b

Take out 32 31
10-09-2010, 07:01 PM #6
XeDa
Banned
Originally posted by ExxGuy View Post
Anyway umm if you need anyhelp then here it is when editing a new patch.

Highlight first 4 from when you click on go into calculator and the numbers it says type

Ex. 2321= 214b

So its like 00 00 32 31

So all you do is edit it

00 00 21 4b

Take out 32 31

l0l.
Say you get F94FB in your hexdecimal, and your HEX that you want to edit is 00 02 06 or something. All you got to do is
replace the 2nd 0 with the first starting letter/number of your HEXdecimal you got in your calculator, so 0F 94 FB would be your outcome.
Pedo saves another! :pedo:
10-09-2010, 07:04 PM #7
Originally posted by jrmoney View Post
LOL. where did you get the 32 & 31?
Say you get F94FB in your hexdecimal, and your HEX that you want to edit is 00 02 06 or something. All you got to do is
replace the 2nd 0 with the first starting letter/number of your HEXdecimal you got in your calculator, so 0F 94 FB would be your outcome.
Pedo saves another! :pedo:


It was an example look it say's Ex.

And i didn't say that it has exaclty that

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