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    Quote Originally Posted by Beasthunter View Post
    you can more or less find any needed info within the comments of this Post, mostly from Tisako ;D
    Sorry to say but he's deleted everything>

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    Quote Originally Posted by jkazn2000 View Post
    How do you find these things and how do you use hexcode instead of 4-byte on CT? I've just been using the base CT and updating with numbers whenever someone on this forum posts, but I want to do it myself in future updates. Any chance you could give me your disc?
    Quote Originally Posted by jkazn2000 View Post
    Sorry to say but he's deleted everything>
    i find these values with a lua script that tisako helped me with
    to use hexcode you rightclick and press show as hexadecimal

    since i understand the lua script now, i can give you this one to find values
    the auto-assembler script is simply nothing i could make myself, so i wont blatantly tell it as my own. Tisako will help you if he desires to make it public again.^-^
    Code:
    again, this is not mine. its entirely made by tisako.
    
    local xor = 0x27EA02EE -- find out what the xor key is and write it there so the script can "simulate" it later (local defines the variable)
    
    for i = 40, 999 do -- for i(integer?) 40 to 999 do [instruction down below ;)], its a loop
        local fti = byteTableToDword(floatToByteTable(i)) -- define variable fti to be the value of "i" first converted from float to byte, then from byte to dword
        local xorred = bXor(fti, xor) -- define xorred to be the result of fti (our ms value) encrpyted with the xor key
    	
       print( "float -> "..i.." | ".."hex: "..string.format("%X", xorred) ) -- print "float -> [value of current i] | value of xorred converted to hex
    end -- well, simply defines the end of this function xD
    xor key is already from this update, somehow doubt it will change

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beasthunter View Post
    xor key is already from this update, somehow doubt it will change
    The XOR encryption key will change after each update, but I already showed you how to find it. Well, or you can use the script that I gave you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tisako View Post
    The XOR encryption key will change after each update, but I already showed you how to find it. Well, or you can use the script that I gave you.
    i understood how to get it the moment i saw it from you^^ just didnt think it changes every update, honestly ill just go using the script (ill not upload it under my name, its your decision if its open to anyone or not)

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