field editor for blic2005?
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BigCrickNan
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I think he wants to edit the default fields. I would want to, because fields like defensive number 8 (Fielders all on boundary) get really annnoying when the CPU sets them.
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Edit: Chris Gayle
lazy_chesnut
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Rubbish.
Markh has done it.
What a clever boy he is!
Markh has done it.
What a clever boy he is!
Burma's Finest
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Dare I ask where it can be found? Has it been released?
lazy_chesnut
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I can't remember exactly where but search markh's posts. He's only made about 10 I think.
The one I specifically remember had all the fielders stood around the keeper. It doesn't hack the exe as such, just the memory in your computer.
The one I specifically remember had all the fielders stood around the keeper. It doesn't hack the exe as such, just the memory in your computer.
There's a basic tool in this thread:
http://planetcricket.org/forums/showthread.php?t=15998
It changes the field in memory, but once you've done that it should remain permanent for that savegame. You can edit the standard field placings too. There's one screenshot there, but you can place the fielders pretty much anywhere you like. Oh, the fields are probably changeable in the executable, but I don't know if the protection system uses a custom loader that'd make this tricky.
I haven't made a fancy graphical one, mainly because I'm not sure if anyone would actually use it
http://planetcricket.org/forums/showthread.php?t=15998
It changes the field in memory, but once you've done that it should remain permanent for that savegame. You can edit the standard field placings too. There's one screenshot there, but you can place the fielders pretty much anywhere you like. Oh, the fields are probably changeable in the executable, but I don't know if the protection system uses a custom loader that'd make this tricky.
I haven't made a fancy graphical one, mainly because I'm not sure if anyone would actually use it
puddleduck
Chairman of Selectors
I would definately use a fancy graphical one 
Go faster stripes are a must.
Go faster stripes are a must.Ok, here's a slightly more fancy graphical field editor. It still modifies the game in memory, but it's dead easy to use. You'll probably need the .NET framework to run this one. I'll do one that permanently modifies it later (it's not hard, just fiddly).
Some quick instructions: Load BLIC and start up any match. Then start the fieldeditor and click on 'Extract from Game'. You should see something like the first picture. Change the field to your desired one by clicking on a fielder, and clicking elsewhere to move him. Eventually you'll get a nice choice (second picture), so hit 'Copy back to Game'. Then, move back into BLIC. After you've bowled the ball or reverted the field positions, the change will take effect (as in the final exciting picture).
Let me know if it works. It's still a bit rough, but I wanted to get it out while I could. Oh yeah - it only edits custom field 1 for now. The same theory works for any other field too, so it's just a matter of adding the option.
And here's the download:
Some quick instructions: Load BLIC and start up any match. Then start the fieldeditor and click on 'Extract from Game'. You should see something like the first picture. Change the field to your desired one by clicking on a fielder, and clicking elsewhere to move him. Eventually you'll get a nice choice (second picture), so hit 'Copy back to Game'. Then, move back into BLIC. After you've bowled the ball or reverted the field positions, the change will take effect (as in the final exciting picture).
Let me know if it works. It's still a bit rough, but I wanted to get it out while I could. Oh yeah - it only edits custom field 1 for now. The same theory works for any other field too, so it's just a matter of adding the option.
And here's the download:
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what about adding a function where you can save that field and then use a saved field that you have created?
that way it would be faster than having to change the field using this all the time, as this is pretty much the same as going to the field editor and changing it this way, in game.
that way it would be faster than having to change the field using this all the time, as this is pretty much the same as going to the field editor and changing it this way, in game.
