Full RS3 Cache Editor

Hello, I'll make this short and sweet, I'm looking for a cache editor that has:

• Item definition editing and packing
• NPC definition editing and packing
• Interface definition editing and packing
• Sprite packing

I use a 718 client with an 865 cache, made by Cjay0091. I haven't had any luck using Frosties' new or old 'Something Catchy' editors. Maybe there's something free out there that could accomplish this, but I've not found it. If anyone could point me in the right direction, or sell me something that accomplishes this that is their own work and not a bin/download of someone else's tool, I would be extremely grateful.

You know instead of spending hundreds of dollars on an editor you can actually go into the client and edit the streams yourself. ORRR you could make custom masks to force an NPCdefinition change e.g name, combat, options ect

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Originally Posted by Trey 2k [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

You know instead of spending hundreds of dollars on an editor you can actually go into the client and edit the streams yourself. ORRR you could make custom masks to force an NPCdefinition change e.g name, combat, options ect

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I've done such things in a 317, renamed client with all of the beautiful conventions. Here, though I'm dealing with a fairly obfuscated (hard to read, and understand) client and unfortunately I have no idea how to go about debugging and finding what classes affect such things, and which offsets are which so I can overwrite them in the mask. In any case, it's easier to do this and saves me time, as well as being better for conventional use.

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Originally Posted by Noele [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

I've done such things in a 317, renamed client with all of the beautiful conventions. Here, though I'm dealing with a fairly obfuscated (hard to read, and understand) client and unfortunately I have no idea how to go about debugging and finding what classes affect such things, and which offsets are which so I can overwrite them in the mask. In any case, it's easier to do this and saves me time, as well as being better for conventional use.

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you start with locating the bytebuffer and refactor accordingly. It's not that difficult, just timely.

PM me your Skype. I have an editor which works perfectly with 718/rs3. I still find it irking that Cjay doesn't provide one for the price you pay

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wow skype dont buy this shit

I have a working item editor, pm me your skype and I'll add you :p