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thanks I would love to be able to add a large empty space into the executable where I could put all the new stuff so i didn't have to delete error checking functions to make room, but like I said, i really don't know how to go about doing this yet. as for the windowed mode, I have never...

this is what I'm at right now. It has a bunch of errors in it from either stuff that I've broken or stuff that just didn't work in the first place. The problem now is that some of the click events are still in the 640x480 position and need to be moved over (hopefully not that hard). The buttons...

the interfaces, such as the inventory screen, can be moved around somewhat easily, but it would take a lot of work to get everything moved to the correct position. The actual buttons with all the events are integrated with each interface (kind of like a regular desktop application) and are moved...

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This is quite an ugly hack to the fallout2.exe ( 1.02 us edition ) which modifies the main world map event loop. What it does is simply adds a useless loop that counts to a very large number, wasting many cpu cycles causing the world map to run like it was ment to run. You will have to tweak the...

ah nifty - I'm looking forward to that game. I don't think 16bit does anything more to the images because they were probably put into the game as 256 color images (or less)

what the hell is that thing?

my fallout.exe is also 1,189,888 bytes Version 1.02 U.S I use ollydbg for all of my editing and such which is why all of the addresses differ from what you will see in a regular hex editor. http://home.t-online.de/home/Ollydbg/ "OllyDbg is a 32-bit assembler level analysing debugger for...

whoops, forgot to post that part :/ default is 256 colors, some assign it manually (such as 320x200) and others use the default function (such as 800x600) to gain 256 colors. The way I used to manually change the resolution may be causing errors or may cause errors in the future because...

FALLOUT2.EXE (Version 1.02 U.S) also passes 0x00000011 to the function, i believe this is what it kind of looks like with comments. One thing to be aware of is that I barely know anything about assembly or DirectX and just kind of guestimating some of this Address Hex...