| 12-09-2010 03:14 AM | ||
| Dr Spangle |
Thanks! I'll have to try that - how did you figure that one out? Good work! |
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| 29-06-2010 07:00 AM | ||
| WilliamC23 |
Detonate a bomb at the stone disk near Bob's Mansion. That is how you seal the Nygol. Tons of dirt will cave in on it. Uploaded with ImageShack.us |
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| 23-12-2009 11:59 AM | ||
| Slobs |
With a whole bunch of dumb-luck experimenting I found how to basically fully edit your DOB character, including all their stats and all items they're carrying. Anyway, here's the guide. ------ You will need a hex editor for the majority of these changes. Changing Face Hex Address 0 contains your current face. Normal values range from 01 (Character Face 1) to 0B (Character Face 11). Any other values will cause a crash or use other game art assets such as NPC portraits and item art, some of which will have a glitched color pallette. Some examples: Value - Graphic - Notes 0C through 16 - Glitched Pallette Avatars - Can be disturbing looking 17 - World Map - Worth using for easy map access 18 - Body Damage Chart - Non-functional 1A - Dead Body 1B through 1E - Weather FX 20 through 29 - Object Graphics 2A, 2B - Endgame Related Graphics Editing Stats Stats come in Hex Pairs - the first hex is 0 through to 256, so 64 = 100, FF = 255. The second hex is multiples of 256; so 02 = 512, 03 = 768 and so on. Values appear capped at 20,000 so the maximum of any stat is 204E. Keep in mind that any value over FF can cause problems. For example, 20,000 strength will cause you to be unable to carry any items as you will weigh more than your maximum carriage allowance (However, you will kill enemies with a single punch). Stat - Hex Starting Strength - 2 Stamina - 4 Dexterity - 6 Life - 8 Mental - A Appearance - C Shooting - E Punching - 10 Kicking - 12 Throwing - 14 Pick Locks - 16 Debate - 18 Fast Talk - 1A First Aid - 1C Psychology - 1E Chemistry - 20 Spot Hidden - 22 Oratory - 24 Ti-Chi - 26 Ninjutsu - 28 Listen - 2A Changing Name Addresses 2C to 40 contain your character's name. Items Items have two references. If you set both item reference to 00 it will not appear in your inventory. Items come in Hex Pairs - the first hex is 0 through to 256, so 64 = 100, FF = 255. The second hex is multiples of 256; so 02 = 512, 03 = 768 and so on. Values are capped at 20,000 so the maximum of any item is 204E. Item references start at 12f (Diary of Dice) and end at 26F (44 Cal Shell) - Open IDEMS.DAT in the DOB folder to get a full list and simply offset to find the correct item. Item - Hex Starting At Diary of Dice - 12F ... - ... 44 Cal Shell - 26F |
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| 31-10-2009 12:06 PM | ||
| Dr Spangle |
Two Things Hello, I'll have to take another stab at this game sometime soon again. I have, however, done two things: 1. I emailed the game's author - he sent a quick reply saying that he didn't remember how to fully beat the game :-P So that avenue is closed. No hints even! 2. I found that, if after asking someone a question, and they refuse to answer, you then click where the questions WOULD be, you ask the question and they answer! That's gotten me far with a few people (esp gvt agents). Back at this when time allows! |
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| 29-09-2009 05:34 AM | ||
| Slobs |
Figure I'd keep this thread going, even though activity's low (as always) since I found something new out: If you open IDEMS.DAT in a Hex or Text editor, you can take the six-character code of an item and paste it over that of an item you have in your inventory already to turn all instances of that item into another. For example, if you have a large ax (xFFPNH) and you paste over xFFPNH with the the code for Coin (GFFFFM) you'll now have a Coin where the Large Ax was in your inventory, but it will still be called Large Ax unless you overwrite the name too. This doesn't work for all items; some share the same code, for example. It's possible the name of the item determines some of its' functionality, too. Incidently there's a few items I've never found ingame if somebody can help me with those; some are plain and others esoteric: corodean gas maker - doesn't seem to do anything piece of wreckage - reads "sea voyage" (on the paper DOB map there's a shipwreck site that doesn't seem to exist ingame, but rarely you'll find a bleeding woman there) coin - reads "five cents" or something of that sort scorched grass - doesn't seem to do anything snow plant - tastes bad, makes you sick? 7mm and 44 mag shells - don't seem to exist anywhere ingame |
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| 08-09-2009 11:33 PM | ||
| Slobs | After giving up the artifact to the aliens, don't you get dropped off right next to the hill? Maybe that's of some kind of significance. | |
| 18-08-2009 07:09 AM | ||
| sw0rdfighter |
Correction Quote:
Dunno what the p vortex inductor is for but i think it has something to do with "round hill"(in reality p vortices are supposed to sometimes be created in those environments i think) |
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| 17-07-2009 06:55 AM | ||
| Slobs |
I think the vortex inductor is used at the top of the lighthouse (use a bomb to get in) to start a storm - doesn't seem to do much else, but I think that stops the storms / cold in future. Haven't taken a look at the tree yet- not sure what it might do. |
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| 16-07-2009 10:42 PM | ||
| Dr Spangle |
Beating the Game The only thing I can think of is the "odd tree on the island" (near Dice's House) which may be some sort of monster. Maybe something has to be done with that? |
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| 05-07-2009 09:56 PM | ||
| Dr Spangle |
Clarification Let me clarify - the inscriptions in the various caves / stone tower. Thanks! |
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