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    Annesse
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    Anybody know where to remove the FPS on the 525 HD Client? I will rep.
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    search on it dumby...
    Edit: use Z-Search
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    I don't know what the part is where I need to false; it lol.
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    its called using Z-Search and searching "FPS: " or "cache" than reverse engines from there to find the boolean that handles it.
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    search"fpson"
    then there should be a class name + boolean go to the classes name and edit the boolean to false

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    Quote Originally Posted by X Mercy X View Post
    search"fpson"
    then there should be a class name + boolean go to the classes name and edit the boolean to false
    [1] Class83_Sub19_Sub17.java (Line 8)
    static Class123 aClass123_5036 = Class83_Sub29.method1424("::fpson", 0);



    1 results for fpson.
    That's what I got while searching, now what?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Annesse View Post
    That's what I got while searching, now what?
    aClass123_5036 is the RSString holding the fpson string, now search for aClass123_5036 and find where it compares that to the inputed text
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vincent View Post
    aClass123_5036 is the RSString holding the fpson string, now search for aClass123_5036 and find where it compares that to the inputed text
    [1] Class151.java (Line 238)
    Class83_Sub19_Sub17.aClass123_5036))

    [2] Class83_Sub19_Sub17.java (Line 8)
    static Class123 aClass123_5036 = Class83_Sub29.method1424("::fpson", 0);

    [3] Class83_Sub19_Sub17.java (Line 129)
    aClass123_5036 = null;



    3 results for aClass123_5036.
    But I can't see anything to make false;
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    its becouse you searched it, go to the Class83_Sub19_Sub17.java file and go to line 8 to find what makes it false...
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    static Class123 aClass123_5036 = Class83_Sub29.method1424("::fpson", 0);
    thats line 8.
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