I think it’s «SC_[53-05-00-04] (detailed user info)» on http://luni.info/packets/server/

Well, here is Jon’s original comment. I think that after you decompress the bin and rename it back to the original, you can use a hex editor (like the HEX-Editor plugin for Notepad++) to edit the values according to the link I put in my first post.

For reference, here is the python script’s source code. All it is doing is decompressing the zlib compression. It’s meant for world_2a.bin, and you run it like python ZLIBDec.py "path/to/file.bin". All credits go to Jon002.

import zlib
import sys
from glob import glob

def zipstreams(filename):
    """Return all zip streams and their positions in file."""
    with open(filename, 'rb') as fh:
        data = fh.read()
    i = 0
    while i < len(data):
        try:
            zo = zlib.decompressobj()
            yield i, zo.decompress(data[i:])
            
            i += len(data[i:]) - len(zo.unused_data)
        except zlib.error:
            i += 1

for filename in sys.argv:
    print(filename)
    for i, data in zipstreams(filename):
        print(i, len(data))
        with open(filename + "-decompressed.bin", 'w') as expanded:
            expanded.write(data)

Jon’s original link to download the script: http://www.mediafire.com/view/vd9t3qfqg0pff0l/ZLIBDec.py

• Esta respuesta fue modificada hace 8 años, 4 meses por Timtech. Razón: changed the link

You need to download and install python in order to run the script. https://www.python.org/downloads/ Also, not sure why that link isn’t working. I’ll remove it for now.

After you run the script and get the world_2a-decompressed.bin, delete the original (or rename it to world_2a-original.bin). Then, rename world_2a-decompressed.bin to world_2a.bin, and open it with Notepad++’s HEX-Editor plugin, or any other HEX editor of your choice (but since you already have Notepad++, the plugin is probably easiest).

• Esta respuesta fue modificada hace 8 años, 4 meses por Timtech.

It’d be easier to just setup 0.8… 😛