We just allow rockstar to fix the game before it released on PCAlexander Blade wrote:you guyz killed Online as expected
http://www.gameranx.com/updates/id/1814 ... eta-level/
still thinking that you did a right thing allowing to pack rpfs ?
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(Or in other words, if we didn't allow it until pc release, it would happen on the pc release anyway) probably the only place where normal online gameplay is still possible is ng consoleR* should have stored the config files online for the online mode like every other online game. sadly they dont learn anything from past failures. with jtag and cfw(or ode devices) it's way to easy to cheat in every single way. before people started to mod the config files they allready had patched boot files for cheating online. and with all the money glitches people have a lot of possibillitys to make infinet money. modding game files is the lazy way. without they would have enough money. it's up to R* to make their games secure against modding game files.Alexander Blade wrote:it will happen on pc version anyway
They should realize that it is uselessThanatosSelisen wrote:it's up to R* to make their games secure against modding game files.
dont take this the wrong way but scocl was the final nail in the coffin for iv online on console. even though its intentions were good(like this) what it was being used for wasnt good and really harmed onlineAlexander Blade wrote:you guyz killed Online as expected
http://www.gameranx.com/updates/id/1814 ... eta-level/
still thinking that you did a right thing allowing to pack rpfs ?
scocl (first released more than 3 years after the IV) doesn't support x360 sco format among with old native hashes , this was done via script conversion by some other tool , so the thing is that I did not provide direct capabilities of console modding as opposed to the tool from this topic which allowed to cheat in an easiest way by tweaking text files , and it was like few days since the Online launch when cheaters started to appear . I wouldn't be the one writing this if not the statements here that were telling something like we won't ruin Online but doing whatever we are doing .zorg93 wrote:dont take this the wrong way but scocl was the final nail in the coffin for iv online on console. even though its intentions were good(like this) what it was being used for wasnt good and really harmed onlineAlexander Blade wrote:you guyz killed Online as expected
http://www.gameranx.com/updates/id/1814 ... eta-level/
still thinking that you did a right thing allowing to pack rpfs ?
kornto wrote:We just allow rockstar to fix the game before it released on PCAlexander Blade wrote:you guyz killed Online as expected
http://www.gameranx.com/updates/id/1814 ... eta-level/
still thinking that you did a right thing allowing to pack rpfs ?
and kilian277, I don't think that they are compressed, since all the resources are compressed anyway. So it wouldn't make sense to compress it twice.
from what it appeared scocl just needed the hashes for the old natives to work, as rockstar kept the format consistent across all 3 platforms.Alexander Blade wrote:scocl (first released more than 3 years after the IV) doesn't support x360 sco format among with old native hashes , this was done via script conversion by some other tool , so the thing is that I did not provide direct capabilities of console modding as opposed to the tool from this topic which allowed to cheat in an easiest way by tweaking text files , and it was like few days since the Online launch when cheaters started to appear . I wouldn't be the one writing this if not the statements here that were telling something like we won't ruin Online but doing whatever we are doing .zorg93 wrote:dont take this the wrong way but scocl was the final nail in the coffin for iv online on console. even though its intentions were good(like this) what it was being used for wasnt good and really harmed onlineAlexander Blade wrote:you guyz killed Online as expected
http://www.gameranx.com/updates/id/1814 ... eta-level/
still thinking that you did a right thing allowing to pack rpfs ?
ThanatosSelisen said that eboot was patched even before and this is true but it's much harder then tweak text based file and the changes applied to make the "feature" in eboot are usually limited by few bytes , but config file tweaking allows to do limitless changes in the data structure because V has a lot of stuff like this in text , and as result for Online the whole game gets desynchronized with disconnecting all clients only because of one with such config . If we will look at x360 then we can see that there are no xex mods for V , it was doomed with the ability to patch config . No offense ppl , just the facts .
for 360 there are rte(real time editors) available. build like a trainer. ps3 is a bit behind. thats even worse. with modified eboots you have to replace them all the time but with rtes you just have to click and done. config file cheats appeared the last week or so. as i said before all the important stuff had to be stored online for the online part of gta but r* failed there again. i have a modified ps3 but i refuse to go and play online with it. i am following the scene for quite a while and know how easy it is to cheat in ps3 games. sad thing about this is that the developers cant prevent it. and with the ode devices sony cant find cfw users anymore. they can play online use cheats as they want. it sucks.Alexander Blade wrote:scocl (first released more than 3 years after the IV) doesn't support x360 sco format among with old native hashes , this was done via script conversion by some other tool , so the thing is that I did not provide direct capabilities of console modding as opposed to the tool from this topic which allowed to cheat in an easiest way by tweaking text files , and it was like few days since the Online launch when cheaters started to appear . I wouldn't be the one writing this if not the statements here that were telling something like we won't ruin Online but doing whatever we are doing .zorg93 wrote:dont take this the wrong way but scocl was the final nail in the coffin for iv online on console. even though its intentions were good(like this) what it was being used for wasnt good and really harmed onlineAlexander Blade wrote:you guyz killed Online as expected
http://www.gameranx.com/updates/id/1814 ... eta-level/
still thinking that you did a right thing allowing to pack rpfs ?
ThanatosSelisen said that eboot was patched even before and this is true but it's much harder then tweak text based file and the changes applied to make the "feature" in eboot are usually limited by few bytes , but config file tweaking allows to do limitless changes in the data structure because V has a lot of stuff like this in text , and as result for Online the whole game gets desynchronized with disconnecting all clients only because of one with such config . If we will look at x360 then we can see that there are no xex mods for V , it was doomed with the ability to patch config . No offense ppl , just the facts .
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private void WriteData(Stream stream, List<Entry> entries, Dictionary<Entry, Structs.RPF7EntryInfoTemplate> entriesInfo, IProgressReport progressReport = null)
{
if (progressReport != null)
{
//progressReport = new SubProgressReport(progressReport, entries.Sum(entry => entry is FileEntry ? ((FileEntry)entry).Data.GetSize() : 0));
}