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mozh16 wrote:on your kore console, type "skills" without the " then search the specific skill you want to use..

This helped me with the reNEWal skills, thanks! ^^

rwnath wrote:Please upload unpacked ragexe .. I can't unpack it on my own since stripper doesn't work on Win7

Here you go~ http://www.mediafire.com/?78npcf5nrd3w797

I have also encountered the same issue and the best solution is sir benj1320's advice trace the hex strings for the RECENT CLIENT. since the Sakexe I uploaded doesn't seem to be updated, it still has the ALT + # problem. However, only gameguard will be removed as the 2nd string for opening multiple ...

@fhryme

Congrats. :]

@fhryme Could this be the solution? could it be valexe.exe? i couldn't find a valkexe.exe in my Ro folder. I haven't played in Valhalla or Valkyrie but perhaps we have similar... patch updates? That perhaps you need only to change/rename the Sakexe.exe to the appropriate "Ragexe.exe" for Valhalla or...

I can't seem to locate the strings. Hmmm. EDIT: The Sakexe.exe that you uploaded is not patched, right? 'cause I noticed that it doesn't have the bug where the alt+<num> shortcuts are messed up. I used an up-to-date Sakexe.exe at first and I couldn't find the strings. I don't think it's patched sin...

mrbrightside2k11 wrote:I'm getting occurrence replaced 0 result. help

Perhaps you didn't scroll up after replacing every line? :]

9. After doing the first line for the hex, scroll up before doing the next one until you have hexed the three lines.

bilyakosta wrote:i don't have Sakexe.exe on my RO folder. can you please upload yours? thanks a lot in advance...

Here you go~ http://www.4shared.com/file/GuRsEN4W/Sakexe.html

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@backsilver30
Try again. Maybe you missed a step or two. ^_^

@tongresman
Thank you for confirming that it works for you, too. :]

@rwnath
Unfortunately, I do not. :[


BTW, happy holidays to everyone~

Gameguard is back. At first, Gameguard is easily removed but when I tried to hex Ragexe to open multiple clients with just the patch update however, the (2nd) string 85 C0 0F 85 CC 01 00 00 00 0F was in the way and prevented me to do so. Thus, I resorted to what I did the last time (in October 2010)...