Hi,

After securing several files using the pak converter, how would one go about in loading said pak for use in the game? It is encrypted so i would guess i need to supply the 32 digit key in the source for the engine to unpack. I looked at the demo's but they did not use passwords, so i am clueless here

Thanks in advance.

on top after #Include's
In initPre
Paks.add("PAKNAME.pak",&secure);
Paks.add("PAKNAME.pak",&secure2);

Ah thanks, that worked out perfectly.

Side note: I see you everywhere! How do you know all of this stuff? Do you analyze esenthels source or is there a secret document somewhere? Thanks again, you're awesome

Your welcome.

Side note answer: I am just regulary checking in on the forums, and post at topics where I can help or give a few tips. You will also notice I've posted quite a few topics where I need help myself, some even being pretty newbie faults like typos.

Wiki, Headers, searching the forums, reading the Documentation.chm, API Reference.chm(inside the extra folder), Trial and error.

Looking through some of the tutorials, bloody massacre, RPG2 and others if any, like the Raknet tutorial.

Also some times I look at most intellisense lists for function description which comes up in visual studio(tool tip).

You need to search very good on this forum cause; lots of things has been discussed before like this one.

But anyway there is always someone here that can help you out

(09-04-2010 08:28 AM)Zervox Wrote:  API Reference.chm(inside the extra folder)

wow I didn't know that existed and has been something I've needed for a while now

*Praises*

(09-04-2010 09:48 PM)llynx Wrote:  

(09-04-2010 08:28 AM)Zervox Wrote:  API Reference.chm(inside the extra folder)

wow I didn't know that existed and has been something I've needed for a while now

*Praises*

WOW, thank you!

edit: Seems like Zervox stated that too... man im slow