Manually Hex Client

Of course,
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/599-realm-...mg-17-4-a.html

Just because one person failed at attempting a hex, immediately after stating that the base names had changed, doesn't mean that its undoable.

Yes it does..

First of all, Cyeclops has a hexer in the Mac version of RABCDasm that he posted. Second, if you want to find the file with the version number, you literally just type "17.3" into the search bar of any finder window and you will get the file you're looking for. But anyway hexing won't work.

I tried the search bar trick, but apparently my mac doesn't search the content of the file. I'm guessing that as long as you update all the pack ID's, hexing should work, but at that point it's almost easier just to update the hacks themselves. Thanks for the response.

First off, as he stated, he's on a Mac, Yogda is for Windows only, secondly, you can just as easily use rabcasm to hex clients, the bash script I posted a while back uses rabcasm to do this.

Also as stated in other threads, the packet ID's are being changed with each update that is released, and the time and hassle it would be to changing those in a client, you would be better off just starting fresh and making a new client.

I have never tried this, but Macs come with "grep" in Terminal which searches for strings, be it in a single or multiple folders....

example:

if you have your rabcasm folder on your desktop and want to search the word 'production' in every file in every folder within the client-1 folder, you would simply open Terminal and type:

grep -r "production" /Users/You/Desktop/rabcasm/client-1

Just make sure you point to the right folder you want to search in, if you make the mistake of selecting your main hard drive, you will be waiting for some time, since it will look in every file in every folder on your hard drive....

Should just use the search feature...

I also said or a simple Hex editor, the fact that the op can't even use search leads me to believe that they would be unable to Rabcasm.. lol

Still it's stupid to answer this since you can't simply hex 17.3 to 17.4 xD

But, for further builds you could do it with the AIO Rabcdasm easy. "Search" tool.