Thursday, February 9, 2012 - 17:33

Player Customizations

    Modified by on Saturday, March 1, 2008 - 12:49

    Finally, an in-game map of the rift!

     

    Unzip the file into Horizons\Resources\interface\maps.

    You should have a directory called "The_Rift" amongst the others, like Chiconis, Kion and Sslanis.

     

    See the Mods section of the wiki for the link!

     

     

    Back in the day, this mod was floating round. I have been useing it of late, and I LOVE it. Basically, it gives you 2 rows of 10 (or might be 8, can't remember off the top of my head) tabs in a chat box. Let me condense all my Chat rooms and Tells into one window. Laughing

     

    The problem I've found is, on a patch, whatever the code changes, gets overwriten, and the mod gowz <POOF > Very unhappy.

     

    So, what I was wondering is, if someone that knows more about how the game works could take a look at it, and see if whatever is changed can be protected from overwrite, maybe be moved to the Override folder somehow.

     

    Had to zip it to attach. Only thing in there is the exe. heh

     

    AGH Viewer [right click, save as]

    You probably need These DX Files (put them in the folder with the exe if needed)

    Readme / changelog

     

    This is the GUI driven C# adaptation of my old command line agh2dds program. It converts to tga by default, which is a more common format than DDS, and the game will convert TGA back to AGH automatically. It will view almost any texture type in the game, but non-power-of-two textures get distorted tofit. So be aware of this if you're wanting to use it to nake texture mods.

     

    Feel free to ask questions, or request features. I haven't looked at the code since Jan 2006 though, so any updates may take a while.

     

     

    You are either gonna like this or hate it, but please note a couple of things. 
     
    1. Try to use a soft colour (like a pastel) they are easier on the eyes

     
    2. Some people do not like colours in chats so you may end up being put on ignore if you abuse it. 

     
    Step1

    Within game
    type the following command
    /alias d c dragon <!--color r=0.5 g=0.5 b=1>
    /saveui

    This creates the new alias command

    Close down horizons

    Step2

    Open windows explorer and goto the following location

    c:\program files\artifact entertainment\horizons\prefs\chaos_chasing\UICommu nicationPrefs.def

    Open this file in notepad

    Scroll down to the bottom of the file.

    Amend the alias command entry to the following

    ALIAS
    {
    string Long = "c dragon <!--color r=0.5 g=0.5 b=1>"
    string Short = "d"
    }

    Save the file

    NB. There is tab formatting within the file, probably best to leave the formatting as it is

    Reload Horizons on the same character.

    Type /d test

    And watch the result in dragon chat

    NB for market

    /alias m c marketplace <!--color r=0.5 g=0.5 b=1>
    /saveui

    NB to change the colours you have to edit offline directly into the DEF file doing it in client does not work

    NB type
    /alias d

    to delete the alias command
     

     

     

    Well, that's what "Player Customizations" are.  Understand that "hacking" is a benign activity.  It is taking something and modifying or customizing it to do something else, do its job better, or otherwise do neat things.  Examples include:  The Map Pack, HCC, emote packs, and the notorious setscale command.

     

    Hacking is NOT developing cheats, exploits or doing otherwise malicious things.  That is called cracking.  Cracking activity and disclosure of unpatched vulnerabilities and exploits will not be tolerated.

     

    That being said, feel free to discuss any hacks, provided that they abide by the above rule.

     

     

     
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