so, where is this string:confused:? search can't find it, and looking at the screenie for 010 editor is of no use, nor was xvi32. I don't wanna add any mods until this is takebn care of. thx

what string? You change a single byte in the sh5.exe file and that's it. You use a hex editor to access that byte.

It's the challenge part that drives me. I am the type of person that continuously has to be challenged. I seek things that make me think, are complex to solve, and/or supposedly have no 'fix'. I find great enjoyment from disassembling/decoding whatever it is to figure out how it works and then figuring out ways to exploit it and make it do things/behaviors it wasn't designed to do (or was totally overlooked by the engineer who designed it). The military taught me well and gave me great skills (I also taught myself much from reading books) :yeah:

I found something, but i don't know if that's it. 1970h that had 75 as the first 2 digits, now changed to 74. the Pos is, Pos: 6521 [1970h]

edit: seems what I found wasn't it

Incorrect position. The position needs to be [197A4Ah].

yeh im having the same issue not finding it with the hex editor XVI32. I actully copy pasted it into the find box lol and it said it was an invalid hex number...gonna try some others

ahh you have to do a search to find the hex as a decimal, not a hex...and i downloaded 010 hexeditor to find it

good thing i got something to weigh down the scroll button:o

SASHA, thx

Using XV132 , i searched 197A4Ah and it says string not found . All the first numbers are like 24425C and so on .

Just make a patch , your just fixing the hydrophone for god sakes .

Here is the sequence of actions in the CFF Explorer
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=3800
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=3801

used that CFF and found it right off. how is it that those other editors can't find it?

Thanks for that , found it with CFF Explorer . I have no idea how to use a hex editor , how do i change it ? I am getting possed off fist .

Wish it was that easy but the EULA doesn't allow this.