in-depth tutorials

sry for noob question but is there an in-depth tutorial for sues workshop and perhaps the hex editor?

 

and perhaps the hex editor?

How much do you know so far about hex editing? I will try to help you with what you don't know. Do you understand about hexadecimal numbers?

 

Em... I hope you've tried to use the search function. Cause i made some tutorials on hex editing using a hex editor.

Not in-depth enough? =X

 

My suggestion is to just fire up your hex editor or Sue's Workshop, and see what comes out of it. What's the worse that can happen? You scrap your exe and restore a backup of it? No harm done...

Unless you have any specific questions...?

 

My suggestion is to just fire up your hex editor or Sue's Workshop, and see what comes out of it. What's the worse that can happen? You scrap your exe and restore a backup of it? No harm done...

Unless you have any specific questions...?

Not everyone knows about addresses, hexidecimal numbers, that they repesent characters or a number from 0 to 255, that it also represents each byte of information in a file, how to use a hex editor, etc.

You need to keep this in mind when you are teaching someone these things, it is easy to forget to include the bare basics.

 

Not everyone knows about addresses, hexidecimal numbers, that they repesent characters or a number from 0 to 255, that it also represents each byte of information in a file, how to use a hex editor, etc.

You need to keep this in mind when you are teaching someone these things, it is easy to forget to include the bare basics.

Anyone can look up a hexadecimal tutorial on google. When'd having a little initiative go out of style anyway? The very first hit for "hexadecimal tutorial" looks like a very, VERY good tutorial (edit: huh, it really IS awesome - I really recommand this one) and only took 8 seconds to find (I had to stop and switch songs on my playlist in winamp and I was being undecisive... )

As for Sue's, that's mostly what I had in mind when I said "just try and see." Getting started with it isn't hard at all: it's a map editor at its heart. You click on the tile you want, then on the map to lay down another tile. Playing around a bit is the best way to get a good feel for it. Unless lmaokrn had a tutorial for something more specific or advanced in mind, like how the CS scripting language works or doing some unconventional things that don't get a lot of talk like changing tile properties around...

 

Anyone can look up a hexadecimal tutorial on google. When'd having a little initiative go out of style anyway? The very first hit for "hexadecimal tutorial" looks like a very, VERY good tutorial (edit: huh, it really IS awesome - I really recommand this one) and only took 8 seconds to find (I had to stop and switch songs on my playlist in winamp and I was being undecisive... )

As for Sue's, that's mostly what I had in mind when I said "just try and see." Getting started with it isn't hard at all: it's a map editor at its heart. You click on the tile you want, then on the map to lay down another tile. Playing around a bit is the best way to get a good feel for it. Unless lmaokrn had a tutorial for something more specific or advanced in mind, like how the CS scripting language works or doing some unconventional things that don't get a lot of talk like changing tile properties around...

That's what I'm always saying...
That's so easy stuff...
It's not like assembly, it's something you can learn very fast and you won't need any help with that at all (except google).
Some people had trouble with scripting, it was "too hard" for them. If THAT'S hard for you to learn I don't think you can manage assembly in the near future, because assembly is a bit like much more advanced scripting

 

Anyone can look up a hexadecimal tutorial on google.

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Some people had trouble with scripting, it was "too hard" for them. If THAT'S hard for you to learn I don't think you can manage assembly in the near future, because assembly is a bit like much more advanced scripting

Just started learning assembly yesterday.

 

Omg you guys are making me wanna start learning it.

 

Well? Then do it!

If you need help andwhy, then just ask me D: