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Offsets October 21, 2009 & Vanilla Compile

Czarman

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I am working on the offsets for mq2docrack, but there is the compile (untested so far). I will try to get these done soon.

SOURCE - MQ220091021 (has new eqgame.h changes).
COMPILE - RELEASE.ZIP

Only file I changed was eqgame.h and used 10/08 source otherwise.
 
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docrack is reporting multiple date mismatches, I tried unlimiteddrunk, doors stay open, and no melee push...gave up after those, this trying both your nilla compile, and noobs
 
I installed this today and I get nothing. No npc's, no pc's, nothing. What am I doing wrong?
 
if you're referring to your map try this /mapfilter npc /mapfilter normallabels /mapfilter npcconcolor
or just /mapfilter options to get a list of everything you can do with map hope that helps :)
 
did them all on seperate lines?
/mapfilter pc
/mapfilter npc
ect? and is mq loaded? should have a mq window in game of course. oh and have you tried extracting it to a clean directory. just some ideas
 
Yeah, that's how I did them. Maybe I"ll just wait for JMO to come out with his regular compile and use that.
 
Don't think the offsets are updated... they are working on bigger projects. I used to have a high level on vzmule's site, but i can't remember for the life of me what the damn site was. Can anyone PM or reply to let me know what it is. It had all the offset updates on it, and some other plugins that aren't public.
 
I'm still getting the "Date discrepency found, not changing memory" error message from the mq2docrack plugin. I think it's in the ini file, not the dll file. The ini file still has offsets with the date of the previous patch.

for example:

Rich (BB code):
[AFewMountSkills]
Description="Some Skills like Hide, Sneak, Beg on a mount"
Version="2009.10.08"
Address0=43DF5B
Normal0="0F 87 66 22 00 00"
Crack0="E9 0F 00 00 00 90"

[AtkPoison]
Description="Apply poison while attacking"
Version="2009.10.08"
Address0=4DA7EE
Normal0="74"
Crack0="EB"

I'm certainly no expert, but shouldn't those dates be more like "2009.10.22" or something? (I have no idea what the other numbers ought to be.)
 
I'm still getting the "Date discrepency found, not changing memory" error message from the mq2docrack plugin. I think it's in the ini file, not the dll file. The ini file still has offsets with the date of the previous patch.

for example:

Rich (BB code):
[AFewMountSkills]
Description="Some Skills like Hide, Sneak, Beg on a mount"
Version="2009.10.08"
Address0=43DF5B
Normal0="0F 87 66 22 00 00"
Crack0="E9 0F 00 00 00 90"

[AtkPoison]
Description="Apply poison while attacking"
Version="2009.10.08"
Address0=4DA7EE
Normal0="74"
Crack0="EB"

I'm certainly no expert, but shouldn't those dates be more like "2009.10.22" or something? (I have no idea what the other numbers ought to be.)

I uploaded BOTH new INI and DLL. All you need to do if tht ever happens in the future is use a simple TEXT editor. Search and Replease the date. It is in the top post.

Also not sure who's compile you are using but in the future to eliminate that message (so that it does not happen again). Before compiling you need to edit from mq2pluginhandler.cpp :

Rich (BB code):
-- static unsigned int mq2mainstamp = 0;
++ static unsigned int mq2mainstamp = 1;

--    if (!mq2mainstamp) {
--        mq2mainstamp = checkme((char*)GetModuleHandle("mq2main.dll"));
--    }

--    if (mq2mainstamp > checkme((char*)hmod)) {
--        char tmpbuff[MAX_PATH];
--        sprintf(tmpbuff, "Please recompile %s -- it is out of date with respect to mq2main (%d>%d)", FullFilename, mq2mainstamp, checkme((char*)hmod));
--        DebugSpew(tmpbuff);
--        MessageBoxA(NULL, tmpbuff, "Plugin Load Failed", MB_OK);
--        FreeLibrary(hmod);
--        return 0;
--    }
 
Offsets October 21, 2009 & Vanilla Compile

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