.text:0045E9D0 ; =============== S U B R O U T I N E =======================================.text:0045E9D0.text:0045E9D0 Component::CanAttach proc near ;.text:0045E9D0.text:0045E9D0 sub esp, 38h.text:0045E9D3 push esi.text:0045E9D4 mov esi, ecx.text:0045E9D6 push edi.text:0045E9D7 mov edi, [esp+40h+arg_4].text:0045E9DB mov eax, [esi].text:0045E9DD push edi.text:0045E9DE call dword ptr [eax+40h].text:0045E9E1 test al, al.text:0045E9E3 jz loc_45EB04.text:0045E9E9 cmp dword ptr [esi+0E4h], 7.text:0045E9F0 jge loc_45EB04.text:0045E9F6 mov ecx, edi.text:0045E9F8 call sub_416930.text:0045E9FD mov ecx, [esp+40h+arg_8].text:0045EA01 push eax.text:0045EA02 lea edx, [esp+44h+var_28]
My AV started having a hissy fit when I tried to download it.(Image removed from quote.)Probably a false positive since I was able to run it just fine after disabling by AV and downloading it, but I thought I'd just let you know.It should be interesting to see if tourney hosts allow people to bypass rule of 7 on thier entries or not.
Probably a false positive since I was able to run it just fine after disabling my AV, downloading it and then re-enabling the AV, but I thought I'd just let you know.
Hi,DomainRep is a new feature of Avast, so let me explain a bit. It blocks EXE files downloads if these conditions are *all* met:1. The file is not prevalent enough, ie. not enough Avast users launched the file yet,2. The domain is not prevalent enough, ie. not enough Avast users downloaded (any) EXE files from the domain yet,3. The file is not signed or Avast does not trust the signature.
It should be interesting to see if tourney hosts allow people to bypass rule of 7 on thier entries or not.
Quote from: Mr. AS on May 01, 2016, 02:41:00 PMProbably a false positive since I was able to run it just fine after disabling my AV, downloading it and then re-enabling the AV, but I thought I'd just let you know.It's a Smart Feature (tm) by Avast that triggers when you download from a little known site (ie., mine). According to their forums:QuoteHi,DomainRep is a new feature of Avast, so let me explain a bit. It blocks EXE files downloads if these conditions are *all* met:1. The file is not prevalent enough, ie. not enough Avast users launched the file yet,2. The domain is not prevalent enough, ie. not enough Avast users downloaded (any) EXE files from the domain yet,3. The file is not signed or Avast does not trust the signature.Sorry about that. If someone from GTM packs this into a .zip and uploads it to the site downloads, I'll update links to point there instead.
So yes, I was able to also patch being able attach anything to anything... I could also patch being able to intersect components.Now I'm really not sure whether I should release this. I'm afraid RA2 will never be the same afterwards.(Image removed from quote.)Elders of the community, what to do?
You should just go full yolo and release it anyway. BFE made it so RA2 "was never the same afterwards" but BFE is also banned from most tournies. I'm sure we'll be able to assess if this would be allowed or not.If you're gonna go ham on patching things, you should get rid of the maxsphere. It should be pretty much the same method of patching it out as making components intersect, shouldn't it?
You got my vote for RA2 Wizard. Always and forever.