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[Anthony]

Its not a good idea to edit a dll file at all unless you know what you're doing. Specially not in notepad.

The game shouldnt complain about you editing the dll files as it isn't that protected. Xp, for example need all sorts of stuff to use a modified dll but mm2 doesn't

But I would like to know if the mods I made work. They work fine on my computer.

If not the please let me know.

And also use the online submission form as I have software specially designed for dll files.

https://madnessred.hyperphp.com/download/sink.html

[Hyrumb]

use XN Resource Editor i do it works!

[Anthony]

Thanks for the advice, I'll try that one as well. I have resource hacker but i don't like it that much

[Tonywolfe121]

try res hacker thats what i use.

[Anthony]

yh i already use that but the problem is its very picky about the files it can open. Have to be 32-bit windows files to be readable.

[awalwang]

Yes. Too bad MM2 won't use 64-bit.

[Anthony]

i even think 64-bit existed when mm2 was made, shows how well the game has survived. But to be fair its just so simple you can't really fault it. And its so moddable. I don't think that there is anything left unmodded in the game.

[Franch88]

Yes. Too bad MM2 won't use 64-bit.

If you mean a 64 bit game programming, remember that MM2 is an old game. In the year 2000, the 64 bit instructions CPUs doesn't were in sold!
However it can be payed in a recent system with a 64 bit CPU and 32 bit OS; about a 64 bit version of Windows Vista or Windows XP I don't know, sure it won't work.

PS: post number 1000!

[Tonywolfe121]

what about eXeScope
at https://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA003525/Eindex.htm

[awalwang]

Hmm... I like eXeScope better, by its description.

PS: post number 1000!

Good job, Franch88.