zoom mode

[antivirus]

Does anybody have the zoom user.ini file that only have zoom mode on it instead of all the other gamma wireframe things?

If so please upload it here thanks.

[dstuff]

L2 is able to accept user.ini in plain text as well. So just take original one and change MaxZoomDist to whatever you need.

worked for me, it doesn't seem to work with the l2.ini file though. If i try with an unencoded l2.ini i get 'files are currupted! do full check'. If i encode it with l2encdec -e 413 l2.ini l2 doesn't go further then the 'start screen' (where u can click full check, start or exit).

Any ideas on how i can modify the l2.ini file?

[dstuff]

Patch with l2encdec, decrypt, edit, recrypt - the usual.

The thing is when I patch my files just after a full check, im not able to start l2 anymore. Also if I don't patch the files but just decrypt, edit and encrypt again I can't start l2 anymore. If I just download the l2.ini file and replace the original l2.ini file, I can't start l2 anymore. So i haven't been able to get any alternation to the l2.ini file to work. Any suggestions what I could try?

[dstuff]

The thing is when I patch my files just after a full check, im not able to start l2 anymore.

Give me more details.

The patch ends with:


Input file: user
Output file (given or generated): normal.ini
I/O file error occured.

Patcher: patching file user normal.ini failed.
Aborting due to l2encdec's error.
413 key found at 26000 in L2.exe - patching.


There have been problems.

Press any key to exit.


When I start L2 I get this as error:

OS: Windows 2000 5.0 (Build: 2195)
CPU: AuthenticAMD PentiumPro-class processor @ 2089 MHz with 1023MB RAM
Video: RADEON 9800 PRO (6512)

General protection fault!

History: FL2GameData::WeaponItemDataLoad <- FL2GameData::Load() <- UGameEngine::Init <- InitEngine


Does that help?

[dstuff]

Yea, you found a funny bug :) Althogh it wouldn't work either way.

Rerun patcher with -f flag, it should give you working L2. Or remove unusual files, as patcher tries to handle files by their headers - here it found file "user normal.ini", and it would complain (or not) anyway.

-f will make it ignore errors and continue.

EDIT: bug is fixed in 2.73

Yeap, works fine now. Thanks for the help!