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						Blosics 2-migrated-Last Updated: 05/21/2010 20:47  | 
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								 Sequel, physics "knock down the green blocks" game.  Some nice puzzles here. 
										http://www.kongregate.com/games/Igrek/blosics-2 Haven't had any luck with CE yet - score is no longer Double * 1 like in the first version.  | 
						
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								 The code is really interesting, and it also gives me a headache. There are like 50 nicknames for "Points", but I can't seem to find ball costs, or red block costs. I'll try again later. 
										I also think some of the code is in German or Swedish or something. Edit: Available hacks up until now: Challenge always passed: d0 30 d0 27 68 a9 05 => d0 30 d0 26 68 a9 05 Ball cost doesn't subtract from score: d0 66 bd 01 d1 66 93 05 90 => 47 66 bd 01 d1 66 93 05 90 Red bricks add points: (credits to praetor) d3 90 62 04 d3 02 62 04 You will need to Speedhack before the main menu.  | 
						
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								 Reminds me of a few "job security through code obfuscation" types that I've worked with in the past.  (broken image removed) 
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								 Quote from: "Zirak" I also think some of the code is in German or Swedish or something.I can help you with that, since I'm german. I only once saw a .swf with some of the code being german. (broken image removed) This post was imported from an account that no longer exists! Previous Name: phreneticus  | 
						
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								 Try looking for values like "5" "10" "20" "30" for the ball values. 
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								 It's in Polish. FRICKIN POLISH. 
										Ball cost doesn't subtract from score: d0 66 bd 01 d1 66 93 05 90 => 47 66 bd 01 d1 66 93 05 90 Code: [Select] this.punktyZaLevel.addValue(-event.koszt);Punky Za level is points for level...koszt is cost.Now for the red bricks...I'll come to that later.  | 
						
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								 Meh, tried to get the .swf, it gave me the mochicrypt instead. 
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								 Frankly, I don't know what to look for any more. 
										I started out trying to search 2...nothing useful. Then - 2. Still not useful. I then translated Red to Polish (Czerwony) and searched. Surprisingly, still nothing of use. Searching for punkty (points) got me to 1 interesting thing: Code: [Select]                 case CZERWONY:Unfortunately, in the Raw Data, I can't change the  "this.punkty.setValue(Math.floor((-param3) * param4 / 10));" line.Even searching for Green (Zielony) didn't get me any further. I'm very close to giving up, only the thought of giving up retaliates me. Ideas? Trays of golden geese? Popcorn?  | 
						
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								 Quote from: "Zirak" Unfortunately, in the Raw Data, I can't change the "this.punkty.setValue(Math.floor((-param3) * param4 / 10));" line. What do you mean you can't change?  | 
						
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								 Quote from: "Zirak" Frankly, I don't know what to look for any more. You were on the right track. Code: [Select]                 case CZERWONY:There are two red cases.  One for the small red and one for red plus.This sets the point value: this.punkty.setValue(Math.floor((-param3) * param4 / 10)); If you change d3 90 62 04 d3 02 62 04 It makes the negative a positive so it adds to your score - this AOB will do both cases. As a side note, I had to enable speed hack in order for this to work. I set it to .1 and applied it during the logo screens. If I waited til the menu, no love. I am guessing this is what tripped you up. This post was imported from an account that no longer exists! Previous Name: Anonymous  | 
						
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								 I don't know if to be disappointed or proud of myself. 
										Either way, +1 karma and a thanks to you!  | 
						
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								 I think the lesson here is that writing code in a language other than English is likely a better deterrent than any type of encryption.  (broken image removed) 
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								 Quote from: "zhaoli" I think the lesson here is that writing code in a language other than English is likely a better deterrent than any type of encryption. (broken image removed)That's pretty much obfuscating it, just in a non-secure way (eval or x01 is a great obfuscation technique).  |