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How do i find the value of 1:16 in this file? (btw this is a save data of monster hunter) im trying to fix my save since my cousin ruined my fastest record (by using cwcheats) i cant seem to find the value for the Fastest Time If this matter i use "Hex Workshop Hex Editor" BTW this is the file http://www.mediafire.com/?zyjez3dyud5 |
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It won't work. Bin file is encrypted. I can not decrypt to understand this gibberish. Btw, i searched up 1.16 in the file. Comes up 5433 times.
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hmmm but ive used sgdeemer to descrpyt the save.. maybe i did something wrong btw would you tell me what value you used to search for 1:16... (i thought i should find 76 sec in the save) and how do you check if the file is encrypted Thx~ |
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on 2010-05-10 06:53:42 (edited 2010-05-10 06:55:13)
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| All files are being encrypted and can be understand by the Computer, program, or emulator for that file. BIN Files always on an encrypted form, especially if it's a Game Saved or State Files for a ROM Game. It can only be read by the Game itself depends on what condition you just save your state. If you just use a crack or cheat program for your game and save it, your game will save in a another encrypted pattern with the cheat codes embedded in the file. It is hard to decrypt or remove the cheat patterns of a saved files, unless you know the encryption patterns of that game, which can be possible for a hard work. Hex Editors may be helpful, but hardly to trace a single bit of command which is a true cheat or a game save. If you can, try to crack the game software first before cracking the BIN File to trace the saving pattern of the game. |