Prototype

[thales100]

PM sent to Omenwood and Abram, dont forget to backup your original file. 8)

[Abram]

Thanky.

And I always back up the original.

[WaveZtream]

Anyone have the dll for 5040x1050? Plz send it to me :)

[thales100]

PM sent.

[Tanuki]

Just to confirm. Values are being formatted as this?

5040 - B0 13
4320 - E0 10



So a hard-coded game could technically support a resolution up to 65535?

[thales100]

Just to confirm. Values are being formatted as this?

5040 - B0 13
4320 - E0 10

Yes, thats it, i dont know the resolution "limit" though.

[Tanuki]

I went ahead and updated the hex value list. Maybe this will cut down on requests.

http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=14434&p=139251#p139251

[fatlazyhomer]

Nevermind. Figured it out.

Playing it on the 360 controller.

It doesnt rumble much does it? I mean... for a game like this...

[josheee12]

I use prototype on 1280x900. What do I need to hexedit to?

[Mesh]

I'm thinking you probably mean 1280x960 but either way, both 900 and 960 are in the list Tanuki posted above.

[taz291819]

If someone can make me a dll of 1872x1052, I'd surely appreciate it.

[Turbine777]

take a look at this guide if you are stuck, its similar but we'll be editing 640x480 instead of 800x600

http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/node/10641

its not a string, its 2 dword numbers, so just use GoTo/Jump To feature and paste the dll offset 0x01075BC8.

you should see 80020000E0010000 in the hex data

8002 = 640
E001 = 480

uploading the file for others may not be a great idea.. its part of the original game so youre violating some agreement if you did

Can someone help me make sense of this?

First of all this person mentions "so just use GoTo/Jump To feature and paste the dll offset 0x01075BC8"

Q.) What is it that I am actually pasting here? I am using Be.HexEditor and used the GoTo feature as well as Find and there is no "0x01075BC8" or "01075BC8" for that matter.

I have also tried to find "80020000E0010000" and there is only one instance of it but not at the beginning of the string of values as I've seen in the tutorial as well as others posts here. The only instance of it I find is as seen here:


I am looking for 5040x1050, I prefer to learn what I'm doing rather than just have someone do it for me, but at this point will take any help I can get, thanks.

[rombat]

Can some one PLEASE send me dll file for 4800 x 900, I would appreciate it!

[thales100]

PM sent to Turbine777.
Btw its 01075BC8 the line you should check.

@taz291819 and rombat : Ill send you tonight by PM.

[Turbine777]

PM sent to Turbine777.

Thanks, I'll keep it just in case. Right before I crashed for the night, I edited the numbers I posted in the pic of above and only those numbers and it worked. So in other words, I only edited the 640x480 resolution.

Btw its 01075BC8 the line you should check.

As I stated above, line "01075BC8" does not exist. The closest to it is 01075BC0 where the ending digit is not an 8 but a 0. In fact, there are not any sets of numbers at all that end in 8, and all of them end in 0 (Including the .dll you made available, not 1 ends in 8, but only 0). Perhaps it is the editor I'm using? Anywho, as I said above and in the other post, that number that ends in 8 does not exist.

Thanks again for the help and fast responce!
Dan

PS. For other readers not knowing and since no one yet has taken a minute to give a simple step by step, or how to.

[list=1][*]I downloaded and installed the free Be.HexEditor.[/*:m]
[*]Run Prototype and set the resolution to 640x480, and exit the game.[/*:m]
[*]Run Be.HexEditor and Open your Prototype "prototypeenginef.dll" (You can also drag and drop it into Be.HexEditor).[/*:m]
[*]From the Edit menu choose Find or press CTRL+F, and put a bullet in "Hex" (Do not paste here, it will change your values you try to paste) and type in 80020000E0010000, as you type it will add the spaces as needed making it look like "80 02 00 00 E0 01 00 00". Hit enter to find your numbers.[/*:m]
[*]When it finds it, place the cursor on the 8 in "80 02 00 00 E0 01 00 00" and change it to which ever values your adding.[list][*]Do not try to select the text with your cursor and just overwrite it since it does not work that way here, and works more like you are in "Insert" mode.[/*:m][*] In my case it was to change 80 02 to b0 13 (This is the formatted value for 5040) then change the E0 01 to 1a 04 (which is 1050) so the entire set of values should now look like "b0 13 00 00 1a 04 00 00" when your done.[/*:m][*]As already mentioned in this thread, you can get your particualr values via google, or from this posters appreciated efforts here.[/*:m][/list:u][/*:m][*]Save and your finished.[/*:m][/list:o]

[rombat]

Thanks thales100, will be looking forward for your message tonite! :D

[thales100]

As I stated above, line "01075BC8" does not exist. The closest to it is 01075BC0 where the ending digit is not an 8 but a 0.

Sry, youre right, i just got home and checked the file again, its 01075BC0.

Edit: PM sent to taz291819 and rombat.

[Zivole]

Okay, so i've been messing around trying to get 5760x1080 to work, but im getting nothing, ive tried for so damn long now, i give up.
So, i would really be glad if somebody could create a DLL for me, or send me one if they have one, anybody feel like giving me some love? :D

Keep up the good work guys!

[thales100]

Ill send you the DLL by PM tonight Zivole. :)

[Zivole]

Thanks man! Appreciate it :)