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you will need to find an extra byte somewhere.
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Well, as the name says pushbyte only lets you push one byte. If you wanna push more than one byte you're gonna need to use pushint or pushshort.
And you'll also need to find an extra byte somewhere so it doesn't fuck up the flow of things |
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That number is 3 bytes long, 0x4EA1FC, so you're gonna need to find 2 extra bytes there
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where can I find extra bytes here,
Code: [Select] //5e c2 01 |
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maybe somewhere outside the loop
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I guess it depends on what you wanna do..
If you don't need those ifs you can use them to get extra bytes |
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I have this instruction in the same file
Code: [Select] //2d 06 and want to replace it with the code, so I won't need extra bytes 24 00 -> 2d 06 Code: [Select] //5e c2 01 but I don't know how to change the value indexed by 06 |
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Wait, I'm confused now. What exactly are you trying to do?
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AFAIK there is no way to change the value of an integer in the constant pool while the game is running. You can, however, change the value in SWF Reader and then use this method.
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