I've added the hacks + a list of monsters and their stats to my post on page 2.

Nice. When you gathered that list did you get it from the server or did you happen to find the addresses for each one? I am curious if its possible to trick the server into thinking your killing higher level mobs than you are.

You should take a look at the onHunt function.

I found the function just by text searching. (maybe that was the wrong way to do it) but I am too new to understand the function calls. CE gives a minor description, but things like "jump short if above or equal" kind of throw me off. I doubt i can find those monster ID's through CE but if i can find the registers that get that data and write it to the XP i might be able to squeeze in a little lie that way.

I saw an interesting glitch while i was using breakpoints to try and watch the registers where the characters attack speed was increased dramatically. But it seemed that the chickens i was hunting respectively didn't have their speed increased. Anyway as for the speed of the character all i have been able to find is an address where after clicking on a spot an address register seems to be ticking down in seconds as to how long it will take for the character to reach the destination. Its a start but i hate trying to find unknown values. And as for speed i have no way of changing it if it remains a constant.

just patched de attack critikal hacks... ><< !!

just patched de attack critikal hacks... ><< !!

Yeah, I believe that means the same thing I'm about to type, just in a different format  :lol:
All AOB's have been patched out, I speed hacked the game and attempted to enter them immediately and got no results back. If anyone else would like to confirm, be my guest. It was quite a bit of fun boss hunting using the AOB's, I'll check back in a while and see if any new ones have been posted. Thanks for the effort.

how to change value? totally no idea

Which values are you referring to? There are tutorials well known on the site that explain how to do all basic actions, including changing a value. Double clicking and entering a new value generally solves the problem.

Those are old values for version 1.5.2, you'll need new values for v1.6.1.  Here are the new values:

Godmode
D0 4F 9A 1A 00
02 02 02 02 02

Can't miss
61 F7 13 24 00 27 56 02 48
61 F7 13 02 02 02 02 02 02

Always do max damage
60 B8 02 24 5F 24 69
60 B8 02 24 69 24 69

Always do critical damage
63 0A 60 b8 02 24 00 24 64
63 0A 60 b8 02 24 00 24 00

Critical hit five times in a row appears to disconnect players now.  So it would be a good idea to tone it down to 33% crit unless you can find a way to bypass that check.

Thanks anywhere..I will try it.

Edit: new hack!

Crit chance
D2 66 CA 02 66 D4 13 66 A9 15 2F 34 24 12 62 06 24 02 A2 A0 A3 A2 75 63 0A
24 XX 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 63 0A

Replace XX with the crit chance you want as a hexadecimal. I suggest 28, which is 40 % crit chance.



[id=howto:21jihzy9]Where I found the hacks and what they do[/id:21jihzy9]

Godmode class: Logic.Creature.MonsterStructure.Action.Attack, function: execute
this.tryHitUser();
(nothing)

Can't miss class: Formular.FormularFacade, function: calcAttackDamage
return [0, false];
(nothing)

Always do max damage class: Formular.FormularFacade, function: calcAttackDamage
loc12 = Utility.Random.random(95, 105) * 0.01;
loc12 = Utility.Random.random(105, 105) * 0.01;

Always do critical damage class: Formular.FormularFacade, function: calcAttackDamage
if ((loc9 = Utility.Random.random(0, 100)) < loc6)
if ((loc9 = Utility.Random.random(0, 0)) < loc6)

Damage hack (limited) class: Logic.Function.Creature.HitMonster, function: execute
loc4.setNumber(this.damage[0], this.damage[1]);
loc4.setNumber(XX, this.damage[1]);

this.m_TargetMonster.property.takeDamage(this.damage[0]);
this.m_TargetMonster.property.takeDamage(XX);

Crit chance class: Formular.FormularFacade, function: calcAttackDamage
loc6 = arg2.property.stats.cri * 0.12 / (18 + loc2 * 2);
loc6 = XX;

Speed hack class: Logic.Creature.UserStructure.Action.MoveToTargetPosition

Some of this code (I'm not sure how much):
loc11 = MapSystem.MapFacade.instance.getSameIndexFoothold(loc8.x, loc11, this.m_Creature.position.y);
loc12 = loc8.x;
loc13 = 0;
if (loc11 != null)
{
    loc13 = int(loc11.yValueDic[loc12]);
    this.m_Creature.setPosition(loc8.x, loc13);
    continue;
}
if (true != MapSystem.MapFacade.instance.intersect(loc8.x, loc8.y - MapSystem.MapFacade.instance.kMoveIntersect))
{
    continue;
}
this.m_Creature.setPosition(loc8.x, MapSystem.MapFacade.instance.intersectPoint.y);
Into:
this.m_Creature.setPosition(loc9.x, loc9.y);
Auto pick up collection items

Logic.FieldDropCollectionStructure.FieldDropCollection -> Function Update

Code: [Select]

if (m_ActionManager.action != null)
{
    m_ActionManager.action.execute(param1);
    if (this.m_isAutoPickup)
    {
        this.m_AutopickupDelay = this.m_AutopickupDelay - param1;
        if (this.m_AutopickupDelay <= 0)
        {
            this.m_isAutoPickup = false;
            if (m_ActionManager != null)
            {
                m_ActionManager.setAction(FieldDropCollectionActionType.PICKUP);
            }
        }
    }
}
Change if (this.m_isAutoPickup) to if not

Logic.FieldDropCollectionStructure.FieldDropCollection.Action.Pickup -> Function execute

Code: [Select]

if (_loc_2 < 30 * 30)
{
    this.m_Creature.deleted = true;
    this.m_Creature.position.x = 0;
    this.m_Creature.position.y = 0;
    LogicFacade.instance.getCreatureContainer.remove(this.m_Creature);
    WebClient.instance.requestItemPickup(this.m_Creature.item.FieldDropIndex);
    return;
}
Increase the range pickup from 30 *30 to 127 * 127

Done  :mrgreen:

Note: This code can apply to FileDropItemBagStructure, but if you have the pet, you can increase the range get item of pet. I think i work fine and no need to change many AOB like that ^^