Remove 'L', 'K', 'P', Hotkeys

[70pivotmasterz]

Any knowledge as to remove the reconnect hotkeys for Orape clients? I can decompile the swf if needed, I just wouldn't know where to look.

[SlickEashy]

Do you want them removed or changed?

[70pivotmasterz]

Removed would be ideal. If that isn't possible, then I could change them to something else for example: Ctrl+P which I will never use while play realm.

[Heaven's Husband]

Decompile it using rabcasm and report back here.

[70pivotmasterz]

Decompile it using rabcasm and report back here.

Done.

[Heaven's Husband]

Done.

Never have tried this, but is the hotkeys found in one of the script files?

[70pivotmasterz]

Never have tried this, but is the hotkeys found in one of the script files?

I would think so, but I have no clue what to look for. Maybe keywords like "reconnect" or something...

[Heaven's Husband]

I would think so, but I have no clue what to look for. Maybe keywords like "reconnect" or something...

Riigged told me to search for, "hotkey here", "K".

[70pivotmasterz]

Wonderful, thank you. I'll report back soon.

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Riigged told me to search for, "hotkey here", "K".

Searched for "hot", and "hotkey" throughout every file in the decompiled directory. Nothing found.

[059]

Any knowledge as to remove the reconnect hotkeys for Orape clients? I can decompile the swf if needed, I just wouldn't know where to look.

Open with jpexs, look for the methods that call a number like -1820302827, then get the bytecode for calling those methods.


Go to the Load method, put a trace function in to the first line:


Save it. Launch vizzy to log traces, and launch the swf with a debug projector.


And that lets you find the deobfuscated string. Now do that for a bunch of strings at once and eventually you'll find "P" "K" "L" handlers :^)
From there you can disable it if you know some bytecode, hopefully you do.
If you want to change a string it's super easy, just replace the obfuscated string method with a pushstring "whatever you want".

[70pivotmasterz]

Open with jpexs, look for the methods that call a number like -1820302827, then get the bytecode for calling those methods.


Go to the Load method, put a trace function in to the first line:


Save it. Launch vizzy to log traces, and launch the swf with a debug projector.


And that lets you find the deobfuscated string. Now do that for a bunch of strings at once and eventually you'll find "P" "K" "L" handlers :^)
From there you can disable it if you know some bytecode, hopefully you do.
If you want to change a string it's super easy, just replace the obfuscated string method with a pushstring "whatever you want".

Alright haha I've yet to learn bytecode so this is relatively new to me. But I'll do as you said, and I'll report back if needed Thanks a bunch for the help!

Props for the :^) face.

[PAXMA]

Launch vizzy to log traces

Oh, there is a programm for logging flash debugger... I didnt know about it. I used to go C:\Users\%Username%\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Fla sh Player\Logs and open flashlog with notepad. What a silly way I was using...