I use AstroGrep to search for text inside files. Just point it to the folder rabcdasm made and it will find all the files with the text you searched for. Also another handy program is AS3 Sorcerer. It allows you to read the action script 3 code as opposed to the action script assembly code rabcdasm makes. Much easier to read. I find myself going back and forth between AS3 Sorcerer and the .asasm files to help me understand what is going on.
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If you go to the GameObject class (com.company.assembleegameclient.objects::GameObje ct) there are several small functions that return a boolean value. These functions tell other parts of the game whether an object (including yourself) has a buff or debuff going on. I went through most of them but I missed the one that tell's if you are blind or not. Here is what I found so far:
Code:
v125.5.0 buff/debuff functions
_-00T - Rogue (semitransparent) hiding visual
_-095 - ???
_-0Do - +Defense?
_-0E6 - Hallucination
_-0Gj - Dazed
_-0Mv - Priest healing spell animation
_-2J - ??? int argument
_-41 - Can't kill anything, projectiles don't connect.
_-au - ???
_-cI - Confused
_-DE - Increase attack spd?
_-eG - ???
_-fc - ???
_-gO - Stasis animation
_-hy - Stun
_-Kr - ???
_-mU - ???
_-ob - ???
_-qb - ???
_-S7 - Paralyzed
_-sI - ???
_-w3 - movement spd increase
_-WC - attack spd increase
_-ZZ - ???
implements - armor break?
Just a reminder. Don't think that you can edit _-WC and get perma increased attack speed. You'll get kicked very fast. Most of the buffs and some debuffs will get you kicked if edited to your advantage, or will have no real effect.
To test these functions, I went through them one by one, using yogda, then right clicking on first instruction and clicking insert to insert this code:
Code:
pushtrue
returnvalue
If you want to get rid of said effect, use pushfalse.
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Originally Posted by
quikslvrxx
Here is what I am seeing now. I'm right there at the end. Thanks in advance.

The first time you tried in that picture looks right. Maybe it's case sensitive. Looks like your client has a R rather and r and may be what is screwing it up?