There is like 100 7.72...search for 7.72 and chance it to 1.00?
no in hex string.You're searching with "text-string" right?
Sorry but tried your way and it didn't work. I could still connect with 7.72 client to my 7.72 server.I'm not sure what you're doing atm.
So I just make a follow list what you should do..
Open hex-editor -> open client.exe -> ctrl + f -> 7.72 (as text-string) -> ok
Doing that you should be able to find at least 2 results, one that belongs to the info-box, the other for debug business.
I thought you only meant how to change info, not RSA and addressesSorry but tried your way and it didn't work. I could still connect with 7.72 client to my 7.72 server.
NO I just want to change client version hex.So for example on server I write accept only 3.32 and only my client can connect.I thought you only meant how to change info, not RSA and addresses
So correct me if I'm wrong, but now you have the original tibia.com client, and you want to turn it into your own custom one so you don't have to use ip-changer, right?
NO I just want to change client version hex.So for example on server I write accept only 3.32 and only my client can connect.
Dude my question was diffrent not about RSA.Using a custom RSA is a way to make sure only a client you've made can connect.
changing RSA in the client and in the sources.
You can't change a client from 1 to another because the protocols differ, you can however change the sprites by using Object BuilderHi I wish to change client version from 7.72 to for example 1.0 can anyone tell me what to do in xvi?
You can't change a client from 1 to another because the protocols differ, you can however change the sprites by using Object Builder
Whatever, yep your all expertsYou are wrong man, it's possible to change the client version.
Example:
If my Server is version 7.72 and I want to create a custom client with version 3.50 and edit the sources to accept that version, it will work
For that, you can use Ollydbg![]()
Could you tell me how to change my client protocol using Hex Workshop 7.72 pleaseWhat you're looking for is 0304 in hex, i belive. I'm on my phone atm so i cba to verify it. But my tip is to use Hex Workshop from breakpoint software, in there you can search for "772" with int16 and you'll find the protocol version.