How to change Limits [for beginners] Very Quick

[rairai5650]

Hello guys this is my first tutorial for beginners very quick so let's start

In action
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Server Side

ModConstants

Search this

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General constants

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then look for this

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Public Const MAX_PLAYERS As Long = 70
Public Const MAX_ITEMS As Long = 255
Public Const MAX_NPCS As Long = 255
Public Const MAX_ANIMATIONS As Long = 255
Public Const MAX_INV As Long = 35
Public Const MAX_MAP_ITEMS As Long = 255
Public Const MAX_MAP_NPCS As Long = 30
Public Const MAX_SHOPS As Long = 50
Public Const MAX_PLAYER_SPELLS As Long = 35
Public Const MAX_SPELLS As Long = 255
Public Const MAX_TRADES As Long = 30
Public Const MAX_RESOURCES As Long = 100
Public Const MAX_LEVELS As Long = 100
Public Const MAX_BANK As Long = 99
Public Const MAX_HOTBAR As Long = 12
Public Const MAX_PARTYS As Long = 35
Public Const MAX_PARTY_MEMBERS As Long = 4
Public Const MAX_JUMP_HEIGHT As Long = 3

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Change wat ever you want numbers

then Client Side do it like in server side

[Tedrainbow]

How to edit Mod made ??Constants if it is 0 bytes

So use VB Decompiler Lite 9.7 ?? and microsoft visual basic ??

Or microsoft visual basic c++,microsoft visual basic Fox pro ??

[Sunku]

> How to edit Mod made ??Constants if it is 0 bytes
>
> So use VB Decompiler Lite 9.7 ?? and microsoft visual basic ??
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> Or microsoft visual basic c++,microsoft visual basic Fox pro ??

Well seeing as Project Vertigo is an edited version of Eclipse Origins 2.0 ( ? ) you need Visual Basic 6 to edit the source code.

[Tedrainbow]

I am use Eclipse origine 4.0..

the Visual Basic 6 use vbp,mak. or vbg only.

Is not work .exe

[Matt]

In order to change the code of an exe file, you'd need to decompile it. I should mention that it would be illegal to decompile anything EO 4.0 related. Also, from what I found there's nothing that'll decompile a VB6 application in a way that you could successfully recompile afterwards.

[abhi2011]

AFAIK VB6 apps cannot actually be decompiled. If it were .net or java or in general interpreted language (I think)  it could have been possible.