Here’s a version that works with decrypted files.

@WatercoolerWarrior said in Vanilla Freelancer weapon stats patterns:

DB Browser for SQL Lite breaks data from the FLStat

Use sqlite3 to generate the database:

>sqlite3 -init FLStat.sql
sqlite> .save FLStat.db
sqlite> .quit

Now DB Browser will load FLStat.db. (Funnily enough it will export it, but still won’t import it.)

Could you run it in a debugger (OllyDbg, x64dbg, WinDbg)? That would enable you get a call trace and (hopefully) find where in Freelancer it called the system.

Attached is the plugin for working damage_per_fire. As usual, testing has been minimal (I didn’t try MP, but it should work). If it works okay, I’ll put it on my site (along with the source). Install to dacom.ini (SP) or dacomsrv.ini (MP); requires and assumes 1.1.

Fixed in 1.03 (I took the other approach and modified the copy).

Your first two offsets seem off; I see them at D7A6F & D7ACC. May as well change the first one to EB 65, thus skipping the second.

Try this one (raw exe) - it’s console without MFC and registry (but still using MSVCRT & MSVCP60). Testing has been minimal, let’s see what more you want…

In my (admittedly limited) test frc generated the same file. The test was simply compile a file, wait a bit (I thought it might be the timestamp in the PE header), compile again and compare; I also touched the source file, but that was still the same.

You should generate the XML files with the Timestamps (-t) option, otherwise the current time is used when creating the UTF.

Here’s the source. No makefile or solution, I must have just built it straight from the command line: cl /nologo /W3 /O2 /MD /EHsc *.cpp /Fexml2utf.exe. I should integrate it with XMLUTF (via defines), but heaven knows when.