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Hello King555,

 

if so, then it means the LUB file is an encrypted one, not a regular text file saved with lub extension (well, of course I know about this one. what the freaking awesome you are talking, Winz?)

 

Editing an Encrypted LUB file needs another application to decrypt it and save it to lua first.

You may want to get the lua file, edit it, and save it to be the lub file instead of decrypting and re-encrypting it.

 

Have a nice day!

 

*to encrypt your lua file, get luac5.1.4.exe then put the files that you want to encrypt, then open Command Prompt ([Win Logo] + [R]) then type cmd, enter.

take a "cd" to your saved luac514.exe directory and execute this:

luac5.1.4.exe -o newfilename.lub oldfilename.lua

*If your luac514 is in D:\Downloads\, then you need to type this first:

d:

press enter, then this:

cd Downloads
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Okey,... no i extract the data.grf and found the file.

 

But same problem, when i open the file there are this symbols.

 

I using diffrent programms, nothing works?!

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Hello King555,

 

Be very careful when accessing data.grf. those data belongs to kRO. If you have made (well, I believe you have) a custom client, you should have downloaded the corresponding lua files. check it under /data/lua files/ folder (if you haven't moved them to a grf) and edit the file you need / wish to edit. If you are using LUB files, then, you may edit it using Notepad++ (same as LUA files). If you get the LUB files encrypted (written in strange characters), then you may want to change to lua files.

 

 

Have a nice day!

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yea i know where the fill is and what i have to edit, But dont know how, because when i open the file Notepad++ show only symbols like to see at the screenshot at my first post?!

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