My CM0102Patcher

[marc1986]

hi Nick french joker window removal patch keeps game crashing please help

[Nick+Co]

@marc: You sure it's that patch? it's a pretty non-offensive patch. Can you provide more information when you report issues? Doesn't give me much to go on!

EDIT: Interesting - if I apply it to a fresh 3.9.68 issue - I get a crash if I don't run in a debugger - so something is up! Will see if I can get to the bottom of what the patch could be doing wrong.

EDIT2: Apply this patch on top of it. Should fix it:

0x1c15eb 0x18 0x24

EDIT3: I actually think this could be a bug in the Saturn patch.....that could be corrupting memory and causing issues in recent Saturn patches. Long story short Saturn does this change with the french joker patch:

005C15EA PUSH 24 --> 18

^ This is used as a parameter to request memory - so not sure why Saturn changed it to request less? Pretty sure now this is causing issues.

(Saturn removed the Joker patch from v8 onwards because of this bug: https://champman0102.co.uk/showthrea...604#post431604 )

[marc1986]

how do i apply? not a tech guy

[marc1986]

Hi Nick

thank you so much ! But how do i apply codes? im not a tech guy

[Nick+Co]

@marc: First, don't double post Secondly, copy the line:
0x1c15eb 0x18 0x24
into notepad, save as a text file, then use my patcher -> Tools -> Apply patch file.

[Savchenko]

@Savchenko: Good question. So I worked out that the EBP+4 was getting the total number of appearances. So I right-click the EBP register value and click "Follow in Dump". That shows that the values stored at that address and it showed that EBP+4 = total number of appearance and EBP+5 was total number of subs. (So if it was displaying it as "6 (4)" in the game, it was storing it as 10 4 (so EBP+4 = 0A and EBP+5 = 04). I could see in the game what the League values were, so I just searched near the EBP address for the values I could see. You can right click in the "hex dump" area and click through on "Search for" to find a byte pattern. I searched forward and didn't find the pattern I expected until too far away. When I searched backwards I found the values -0xa8 bytes away. Gave that a try and checked using other players, and found that to be the correct offset.

extremely useful info. thanks!