Hex value for ammo weight?

[war77]

I have the ammo types loaded in FOMM but I dont know which hex value controls weight.

 

I try to change the SHORT value of some and it says "that is not a word". the Ones I could change, I have and nothing happened to the ammo weight.

 

Anyone know the hex area of weight for ammo? arrrg

[MaXiMiUS]

Tip: Compare items that you know the weight of.

 

Search through the DATA (or wherever you think the weight is stored) for the weight value in Hex.

 

You can use the standard windows calculator to convert from Decimal to Hex.

[war77]

The thing is, the location for weight in hex I think is different for each item, the weight location for a weapon is different than for a book or ammo.

[decoycatfish]

I'm also looking for this. I'll keep you posted on what I find.

[BlindSniper]

I have the ammo types loaded in FOMM but I dont know which hex value controls weight.

 

I try to change the SHORT value of some and it says "that is not a word". the Ones I could change, I have and nothing happened to the ammo weight.

 

Anyone know the hex area of weight for ammo? arrrg

 

Hey again Warr, to bypass that "that is not a word", you type right into the code, not the actual box in front of "short.

 

So let's say you see 00 02 00 f3 00 00 and that when you click your pointer on the pair of 0's after f3 for example, you'll see the values for the float, int, and short. To change the short, you'll want to just insert(and it will insert, not add) a new number over one of the 0's. You should get a new value which is based on binary, which makes use of numbers 0-9 and letters a-f.

 

However, I've already gone through the entire DATA section changing all the shorts myself. No luck.