Recent content by nxrv_

the file you need to edit in order to do what you want is probably falloutw.exe. good luck. You could convert your rix file to frm, it would be easier i think

I was wondering... why don't you change the version in the main menu. the "FALLOUT II 1.02" to something else... it could be done very easily, the dirty way would be to change "FALLOUT II %d.%02d" with something like "FALLOUT II 1.03". The clean way searching with your hex heditor for the value...

If you want to finnish everything in fallout 2, it might take some time (thought 13 years is enough to do anything at least twice, but if you take your time...). It would be intersting if there was some extensions to fallout2 (the kind of things that could enlarge the game, new quests...

http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=881&highlight=

I clearlly think all of this is hardcoded in the executable. I didn't look at the disassembly but i have some clues about this: first with 'strings --radix=x falloutw.exe | grep .MAP' I located where the map filenames were in the executable. All the maps are present in the executable wich is...

I was talking about a directory called patch000.dat not a dat files because dat files are buggy

I think the installation of the patch should be done differently: instead of having all the files in the data directory you could better put them in a patch000.dat directory, there wouldn't be problems with the *.pro files anymore ,the user would have to delete his patch000.dat (or at least to...

The big problem here is that the mac executable probably have nothing similar to the x86 exe: it does the same thing but the instructions of the mac's processor aren't the same as a x86 processor. The only advice i can give you is to find a good disassembler for mac's executables and try to...