imnotyourboytoy
School Cricketer
- Joined
- Feb 4, 2014
- Online Cricket Games Owned
Hi guys,
I wanted to set all players stats to 0, so that when I look at the stats they only reflect the performances in Ashes Cricket 09 matches I play (and not performances in real matches or the performances in the matches played by roster creator). The player editor seems to cause corrupt USER.DAT when editing stats.
So I decided to figure out the data structure and then wrote some qnd code to set every players stats to 0. It works fine for me and should work fine for any USER.DAT.
To use:
1. compile the c file.
2. run it in command-line using '<executable> <path to USER.DAT>.
3. you will get a OUTPUT.DAT in current folder.
4. copy it to USER.DAT (preferably backup it before doing so)
PS: I don't have (and i don't want to use) any windows compilers and giving a linux executable will be useless to most of you. That's why I'm just putting in the c file.
Enjoy!
I wanted to set all players stats to 0, so that when I look at the stats they only reflect the performances in Ashes Cricket 09 matches I play (and not performances in real matches or the performances in the matches played by roster creator). The player editor seems to cause corrupt USER.DAT when editing stats.
So I decided to figure out the data structure and then wrote some qnd code to set every players stats to 0. It works fine for me and should work fine for any USER.DAT.
To use:
1. compile the c file.
2. run it in command-line using '<executable> <path to USER.DAT>.
3. you will get a OUTPUT.DAT in current folder.
4. copy it to USER.DAT (preferably backup it before doing so)
PS: I don't have (and i don't want to use) any windows compilers and giving a linux executable will be useless to most of you. That's why I'm just putting in the c file.
Enjoy!
