Hi, I could write a quick tool for it. However, I can't find that on B1095 in my server.dll (TF2). All I get is a 0xC0 value.
We might want to split this topic from the main topic. Ywa Tony Paloma wrote: > Actually, it seems the change from STEAM_0 to STEAM_1 is more or less > meaningless. The CBaseClient::GetNetworkID() function is hardcoded to place > a 1 there. > text:0009E8F0 public CBaseClient::GetNetworkID() const > text:0009E8F0 mov edx, [esp+8] > text:0009E8F4 mov eax, [esp+4] > text:0009E8F8 mov edx, [edx+59h] > text:0009E8FB mov dword ptr [eax], 1 > text:0009E901 mov word ptr [eax+4], 1 > text:0009E907 mov ecx, edx > text:0009E909 and ecx, 1 > text:0009E90C shr edx, 1 > text:0009E90E mov [eax+0Ch], ecx > text:0009E911 mov [eax+8], edx > text:0009E914 retn 4 > > For example, changing: > text:0009E901 mov word ptr [eax+4], 1 > To: > text:0009E901 mov word ptr [eax+4], 0 > > Will give old STEAM_0 numbers back. The function returns a proprietary > USERID_t structure and two of the bytes are the '1'. If someone really wants > their STEAM_0 back, open server.dll, go to B1095 and change 0x01 to 0x00. > Likewise, for Linux, go to 9E90E and change 0x01 to 0x00. _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds
