Super Sheep Wrote:Get a decompressed VSH Module you want to get values out of. Copy it to the same directory of the executable.
Open up command prompt and go to the directory where the executable is.
Then you do this:
'scramble -d [input module] [output scramble]'

type it in without the ' and replace '[input module]' with the name of the module you copied and change '[output scramble]' to whatever you want. (I'd suggest something like "modulename_scramble.bin").

Then you have a file full of floats (32bit). You can hexx the fud out of these but you are constrained. For LUI's you are limited to 0xFFFF in size. For the ORI's you can have upto 0xFFFFFFFF size.

LUI's look like this: 0000hhhh (where 'h' is replaced with hexadecimal characters).

ORI's look like this: hhhhhhhh (where 'h' is replaced with hexadecimal characters).

When you are done hexxing, and want to test you will type:
scramble -s [input scramble] [output/input module]

replace [input scramble] [output/input module] with the scramble and module it came from respectively. The module is now modified with your values.