10-11-2012, 09:21 AM
Plain and simple really, you can either learn it from this guide, or just download the game.exe file.
Download this explorer modifying tool called CFF Explorer.
[url="http://www.ntcore.com/exsuite.php"]http://www.ntcore.com/exsuite.php[/url]
Install it to where ever you like to. ( Preferably Desktop For Easy Access )
Head into your Core Files into the system folder
ex: GAMEFOLDER \ system \
Where it says Game.exe, Right click it so the context menu shows up, and select
Run open with CFF Explorer.
(( FOLLOW THIS CAREFULLY OR YOU WILL BUST AND CORRUPT THE CORE APPLICATION
OF THE GAME. Or just make a backup of the old file. ))
In the explorer context menu ( side menu on the left ) You'll see options and hex codes regarding
the application itself that's built upon, You mess with anything else, and you'll ruin it.
Go into Game.exe > NT Headers, then select FILE HEADER.
There will be a window with hex codings regarding the machines Virtual OS type,
Time stamp of when it was actually made ( Not latest date the time you saved it as )
Size of Header, and Characteristics.
Here's what you will need to do.
Where the label that says "CHARACTERISTICS" Go to the right and Select CLICK HERE
A window will show up revealing what the client does, what it is, and how it's set up and debugged.
( Dev Modding basically if you know how to hex and use Net Framework in applications )
This is what should be check marked for maximum performance, ( Debugging wise, Ram Wise, OS Type Wise )
x File is executable
x Relocation of info stripped from file
x Local Symbols stripped from file
x ---> APP CAN HANDLE > ( ">" Meaning more than ) 2 GB's of Address Space ( Address space meaning Memory used @ max )
x ---> 32-bit word machine ( Coding the application itself to be set as force 32bit mode or force 64-bit mode. This won't show
it in your task manager when you actually check it. But it's forced. )
Those things should be checked marked, Now all you do is save the file AS IS. If you can't save it, then name it to something
else, such as Game+.exe or Whatever.exe
Once you're done saving it, Head on over to your Game Start.BAT file, located in your core folder What ever you named
your client.
X:<Filepath>\Name of Game Installed\
Right click Game Start.bat and edit the file.
Then this is what you can do to compensate your processor ( If it's low-end )
start /low system\Game+.exe startgame
Or if you want your game to run smoother, with the loss of multitasking capability on a low-end processor.
start /high system\Game+.exe startgame
MAKE SURE you name the application to what you saved as, Game+.exe is my example.
Picture guide coming soon,
< File Download for Game.exe Modified Mirrors Here >
Coming soon ( I just made the guide damn give me time :3 )
--------
Credits for the application that can modify EXE's goes to NTCore and it's affiliates,
This isn't my product and the copyright issues Stated AS IS is that I am not producing it
for money under my name, but sharing and making the product more well known for it's capabilities.
--- Charlie~
Download this explorer modifying tool called CFF Explorer.
[url="http://www.ntcore.com/exsuite.php"]http://www.ntcore.com/exsuite.php[/url]
Install it to where ever you like to. ( Preferably Desktop For Easy Access )
Head into your Core Files into the system folder
ex: GAMEFOLDER \ system \
Where it says Game.exe, Right click it so the context menu shows up, and select
Run open with CFF Explorer.
(( FOLLOW THIS CAREFULLY OR YOU WILL BUST AND CORRUPT THE CORE APPLICATION
OF THE GAME. Or just make a backup of the old file. ))
In the explorer context menu ( side menu on the left ) You'll see options and hex codes regarding
the application itself that's built upon, You mess with anything else, and you'll ruin it.
Go into Game.exe > NT Headers, then select FILE HEADER.
There will be a window with hex codings regarding the machines Virtual OS type,
Time stamp of when it was actually made ( Not latest date the time you saved it as )
Size of Header, and Characteristics.
Here's what you will need to do.
Where the label that says "CHARACTERISTICS" Go to the right and Select CLICK HERE
A window will show up revealing what the client does, what it is, and how it's set up and debugged.
( Dev Modding basically if you know how to hex and use Net Framework in applications )
This is what should be check marked for maximum performance, ( Debugging wise, Ram Wise, OS Type Wise )
x File is executable
x Relocation of info stripped from file
x Local Symbols stripped from file
x ---> APP CAN HANDLE > ( ">" Meaning more than ) 2 GB's of Address Space ( Address space meaning Memory used @ max )
x ---> 32-bit word machine ( Coding the application itself to be set as force 32bit mode or force 64-bit mode. This won't show
it in your task manager when you actually check it. But it's forced. )
Those things should be checked marked, Now all you do is save the file AS IS. If you can't save it, then name it to something
else, such as Game+.exe or Whatever.exe
Once you're done saving it, Head on over to your Game Start.BAT file, located in your core folder What ever you named
your client.
X:<Filepath>\Name of Game Installed\
Right click Game Start.bat and edit the file.
Then this is what you can do to compensate your processor ( If it's low-end )
start /low system\Game+.exe startgame
Or if you want your game to run smoother, with the loss of multitasking capability on a low-end processor.
start /high system\Game+.exe startgame
MAKE SURE you name the application to what you saved as, Game+.exe is my example.
Picture guide coming soon,
< File Download for Game.exe Modified Mirrors Here >
Coming soon ( I just made the guide damn give me time :3 )
--------
Credits for the application that can modify EXE's goes to NTCore and it's affiliates,
This isn't my product and the copyright issues Stated AS IS is that I am not producing it
for money under my name, but sharing and making the product more well known for it's capabilities.
--- Charlie~