IsaacGS Wrote:Monster book UI is already present. :p

Afrobean Wrote:I think what most people are looking forward to is the script, the lore. Even if they patch that stuff into the data, that doesn't even necessarily mean we'll be getting it, and it'd definitely be nice to take a peak at all the descriptions given, officially in English for the first time.

Afrobean Wrote:I think what most people are looking forward to is the script, the lore. Even if they patch that stuff into the data, that doesn't even necessarily mean we'll be getting it, and it'd definitely be nice to take a peak at all the descriptions given, officially in English for the first time.

Fiel Wrote:It's pretty common that they will use up all of their cash items and then go to another patch. I understand that they have not always done this, but it's a general trend that tends to hold true. As of right now, there are no more available items from NXWatch.

IsaacGS Wrote:Look who you're talking to. XD Yeah, that may be the interesting part, but I'm just saying it's already partially there.

Alloy Wrote:That's what I meant! If it's a translation, and not one like MSEA's (GOD it was HORRID), it'd be enough for me.

It'd be fantastic if they actually release the actual thing, though

Afrobean Wrote:Singlish

Devil's Sunrise Wrote:Just as a notification about prepatchers Fiel make and such:

The way of making the prepatcher in Python is completely harmless if you download the .patch file from Nexon's FTP. Though, I liked the cleaner version better than the other version, because you can easily see that this isn't dangerous:

[spoiler=Wasn't it something like this?]

Code:

import struct
import cStringIO

def Main(pname):
    manpatch = open(pname + '.exe', 'wb')
    base = open('ManualPatch.base', 'rb')
    bdata = base.read()
    base.close()
    manpatch.write(bdata)
    patch = open(pname + '.patch', 'rb')
    pdata = patch.read()
    plen = len(pdata)
    patch.close()
    manpatch.write(pdata)
    manpatch.write(struct.pack('L', plen))
    manpatch.write(struct.pack('L', 0))
    manpatch.write(struct.pack('BBBB', 0xF3, 0xFB, 0xF7, 0xF2))
    manpatch.close()
Main('00057to00058') #input the patch file name without the .patch here

[/spoiler]

Fiel Wrote:How does that work, exactly? You're not writing any TXT file to the patcher. I think you accidentally erased the cStringIO statement since you have that as an import but never call the module in the script. So yeah, otherwise it's close to what you have.

My script I have posted in the pre-patcher thread also does the following things:
1. Creates a verbose patchlog to help detect where errors occur
2. Patch error checking to make sure that the zlib block isn't corrupt
3. Manualpatch.base checking to ensure that the user is using the correct version.
4. Automatic finding of patch files in the current working directory

EDIT: Oops, noticed that you had the length of the notice file as 0. I suppose that would work, but I've never tried it.

SuGaRnSp1C3 Wrote:WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! *Runs around the room in excitement*...Thanks Fiel!

iamflip Wrote:It could be next week. lololol.

Pirates or CWK expansion or Singapore or not, I do want the Halloween quests opened up again soon. I gave someone my Toymaker equips and need another set for myself. xD

Fiel Wrote:Please guys, when you see a patch file on the Nexon FTP, download it, upload it to your file-sharing site of preference, and post the raw patch file in the Pre-patcher thread. That would help me out and help others too.