• yellow highlighted boxes are stored locally on the users computer so they neednt be filled in each time. this info is saved when the window closes...

• red and blue are automatically pulled from the main window, if they are blank in the main window, the submission window will not open

• if you dont see the search box in the green area, then you are not logged in, and submission will not go through
• login happens automatically once the username and password have been saved.
• if login fails, you can try again by either hitting "ENTER" key inside the password box, or by clicking 'Login"

• you must be logged in to select a game title.
• game title options will be populated after you type 3 letters into the box, just like the search here on the site.

 
Thanks for the raw data extractor kolonelkadat.
http://konghack.com/view_topic.php?t=7918 is locked, so I post here.
I downloaded the extractor from http://www.forceprojectx.com/services/rawdata/AoBExtractor.zip?attredirects=0
It work great, but occasionally it missing some wildcards in IL-bytecode conversion.

There should be 4 wildcards following 7E at 1st line. It happened in other cases also at 1st line.
Thanks.

EDITED: I copy the codes from JustDecompile.

Added:
some suggestion:
1). Unity/IL-bytecode allow directly store float number into the instruction, it will be handy if the extractor include a calc/viewer to show what hex/binary representation a float number is, eg. enter 10, show 00 00 20 41 (0x41200000).
2). Options to allow the converter preserve some constant (in the sense of update resistance) argument instead of turning every bytes following a instruction bytes to wildcards, eg. jump offset, local variable number and number of arguments of a method/function call (as3), 4-bytes interger and float value (il-code).
thank you.

It work perfect. Thank you!

1). I think it is handy to add it to the existing one.

2). I also use ILSpy, for a different way of searching/naviagtion. It seems both justDecompile and ILSpy's IL-source text are in same format, both can be worked with your extractor.
I'm sorry that I actually have not used this extractor for as3 bytecode before. So I tried now, and know that jump offset for as3 bc is preserve by default. Jump offset for IL can be determined by the jump instruction line alone, if offset byte length is 4 fixed? eg.
        IL_000a: brtrue IL_0011
        IL_000f: ldc.i4.0
        IL_0010: ret
        IL_0011:
the length of brtrue is 1 + 4bytes = 5, so the jumpoffset should be 0x11 - (0xa  + 0x5) = 0x2.
I think integer/float value for IL code may be not that common. I'll be more satisfied (already satisfied :) with IL Jump offset auto calculation :)
Thank you.
 

Tested the calculator/number converter, and IL-Converter's jump offset with ILSpy and JustDecompile source. They all are work well. Thank you. The calculator float converter currently only work for interger tho.

yeah. it does on mine. w7 64b amd

http://youtu.be/8WAnjiyjMcI?t=2m7s

look there for video tutorial

This tool is awesome. I use this alot since I discovered it.
Would you mind telling which program/software you used in creating this?

Thanks again