Ingame Webbrowser

[Achhandrian]

In the newer version there is the ingame webbrwoser i got two quesitons.

is there a way to disable it and because i think there is no way to disable it, can i set the startign page somewehere ?

the start page is kro page by default i would like to set my server page as start.

hope this is the right place , read it is client side so i thogut it would fit in scripting....

[RagnaGaga]

You'll have to use a hex editor to change this. That way you can either completely remove the button or change the landing page it goes to.

[Achhandrian]

I will try this evening.

Is there a guide or something like this what i need to change for that?

never done that, only read about this in the wiki Hexing#Creating_custom_RagRE_client_using_a_DIFF_patcher

but that isnt a reall deatiled guide.^^

[Emistry]

open ur hex editor....select that client.exe .....

then search for the website string...

for example...if the client redirect you to

www.google.com

then you search for

www.google.com

then change ALL

www.google.com

to

www.YOURWEBSITE.com

[Achhandrian]

tryed it, in theorie its easy but i cant use the exe after the hex because its broken, i only change the link.....

[EvilPuncker]

maybe ur link is too big

[Achhandrian]

hmm i tryed right now with www.google.de wich is shorter then the link to the kro site also not working......

[nanakiwurtz]

Wew... You can edit the default value in your exe, but if you're careless, you will broke the exe filesize checksum..

(Correct me if I'm wrong) As we know exe file isn't like a txt file that we can edit freely, exe file has a numerous of headers, and one of them is the filesize.

So it means, if the original value is www.google.com, and you edit it into www.google2.com, them you have added a single ASCII string '2', therefore it won't match your original filesize checksum, because your newly created exe has increased it's size by 1 byte.

If you edit your www.google.com into something shorter like www.google.co, then don't forget to replace the old hex value into 00, not 20 (space)