[theory] mw2 gsc mods on 1.13+ :)

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Requirments:

    [B]1)[/B]MW2 1.13 Files

[B]2)[/B]Unself Program (Any Suggestions??)

[B]3)[/B]Your .GSCs From Your Desired Patch 

[B]4)[/B]Default_mp.self (1.13)

Theory (UPDATE BY ITheFallenI)

    [B]1)[/B] We will need to decrypt the default_mp.self located

inside of the 1.13 retail update

[B]2)[/B]Locate the Pre-Compiled .GSC files in the default_mp.self

[B]2)[/B]Uncompile those files, then edit them to your liking

[B]4)[/B]When done recompile the .GSCs back

[B]5)[/B]Re-Pack the default_mp.self file and replace it in hdd_0/game/30377/USDIR

[B]6)[/B]Start MW2 with no bypass on 1.13 using modded .GSCs

***Thanks to ITheFallenI for this updated thread***

Result:

    

When Starting MW2_MP, the Edited/Recompiled GSC files 

would overide your patch  and use itself as the patch



...



Or if you had the same patch on that contained the same GSC files as the ones you recompiled 

into the default_mp.self it would just use your patch, either way its the same

This is probably the easiest and possibly on way to defeat IW once again! :p

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Originally posted by NBAking91

Requirments:

    1)MW2 1.13 UPDATE

2)Unself Program (Any Suggestions??)

3)Your .GSCs From Your Desired Patch 

4)Default_mp.self (1.13)

Theory:

    If I could unself the default_mp.self (1.13),

then maybe i could decrypt the GSC Compiler

(with the help of some good coders) and replace

the desired GSC files into the compiler. I could then 

put any patch on hdd_0/game/BLUS30377/USDIR/, re-pack 

the default_mp.self and replace it in the USRDIR?

Result:

    When Starting MW2_MP, the edited GSC Compiler would overide 

your patch and use the modded GSC files that you replaced in the 

compiler.. Or if you had the same patch on as the desired gsc files 

it would just use your patch, either way its the same

This might work, but it would be extremely hard stare

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This is exactly what you need to do Winky Winky

Like you said though, it's extremely hard

12-24-2011, 09:40 AM #3

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Originally posted by NBAking91

Requirments:

    1)MW2 1.13 UPDATE

2)Unself Program (Any Suggestions??)

3)Your .GSCs From Your Desired Patch 

4)Default_mp.self (1.13)

Theory:

    If I could unself the default_mp.self (1.13),

then maybe i could decrypt the GSC Compiler

(with the help of some good coders) and replace

the desired GSC files into the compiler. I could then 

put any patch on hdd_0/game/BLUS30377/USDIR/, re-pack 

the default_mp.self and replace it in the USRDIR?

Result:

    When Starting MW2_MP, the edited GSC Compiler would overide 

your patch and use the modded GSC files that you replaced in the 

compiler.. Or if you had the same patch on as the desired gsc files 

it would just use your patch, either way its the same

This might work, but it would be extremely hard stare

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1. You need to find first the 3.60 public keys and the chance to get them is nearly 0.
2. You need to know a "coder" who knows x64 ppc asm (chance ~0).
3. Infinity Ward uses a modified version of the gcc compiler sony distributes - you need to reverse it first (will take longer as reversing the self after decryption); and then you have to write one yourself :n00b:.
4. There's an easier method to host gsc mods on 1.12+.

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12-24-2011, 04:18 PM #4

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They completely removed the MP GSC compiler from the executable.

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Originally posted by Blackstorm

They completely removed the MP GSC compiler from the executable.

But i thought that the GSC Compiler for MP was decrypted in the default_mp.self?? Infact i know thats where its at because if you delete the default_mp.self
you can use your own patch just like before.. Thats where the compiler is located, if it wasnt then you wouldnt be able to bypass by deleting the default_mp.self

Winky Winky

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Originally posted by Strike

1. You need to find first the 3.60 public keys and the chance to get them is nearly 0.
2. You need to know a "coder" who knows x64 ppc asm (chance ~0).
3. Infinity Ward uses a modified version of the gcc compiler sony distributes - you need to reverse it first (will take longer as reversing the self after decryption); and then you have to write one yourself :n00b:.
4. There's an easier method to host gsc mods on 1.12+.

Thanks for your feedback man it will help me on this project..

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12-24-2011, 05:58 PM #6

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Originally posted by Strike

4. There's an easier method to host gsc mods on 1.12+.

And that would be?

12-24-2011, 06:22 PM #7

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Originally posted by NBAking91

But i thought that the GSC Compiler for MP was decrypted in the default_mp.self?? Infact i know thats where its at because if you delete the default_mp.self
you can use your own patch just like before.. Thats where the compiler is located, if it wasnt then you wouldnt be able to bypass by deleting the default_mp.self

Winky Winky

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Thanks for your feedback man it will help me on this project..

When you delete the default_mp.self the game resorts to the one on the disk, which has the gsc compiler. 1.12+ has all of the .gscs precompiled inside of it so it does not read the .gscs from any fast file. That's why modding the common_mp or any other fast file on the disk would not work. To get .gsc back we would need to rebuild the compiler completely or... Winky Winky

12-24-2011, 06:48 PM #8

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Originally posted by ITheFallenI

When you delete the default_mp.self the game resorts to the one on the disk, which has the gsc compiler. 1.12+ has all of the .gscs precompiled inside of it so it does not read the .gscs from any fast file. That's why modding the common_mp or any other fast file on the disk would not work. To get .gsc back we would need to rebuild the compiler completely or... Winky Winky

If I could unself the default_mp.self then I could decrypt the compiler and rebuild it with modded GSCs then enrypt the new compiler, repack the default_mp.self and replace it in the USDIR and data transfer Winky Winky

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Originally posted by NBAking91

If I could unself the default_mp.self then I could decrypt the compiler and rebuild it with modded GSCs then enrypt the new compiler, repack the default_mp.self and replace it in the USDIR and data transfer Winky Winky

You don't decrypt the compiler, it simply no longer exists. And a compiler compiles things, so in other words it loads things. You cannot "rebuild it" with modded .gsc files. It is the loader, not the actual data for what it loads.

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Originally posted by ITheFallenI

You don't decrypt the compiler, it simply no longer exists. And a compiler compiles things, so in other words it loads things. You cannot "rebuild it" with modded .gsc files. It is the loader, not the actual data for what it loads.

So the default CFG files that are loaded from the compiler are located on the hard disk of the game and not the default_mp.self?

In other words the only way to replace the GSCs that are loaded by the compiler would be to mod the gscs located on the actual disk itself?

... Damnit stare