View Raw Data - First we have the 'View raw data' button. Basically, the data you see in the data editor looks prettier than it is. If you press the 'View raw data' button, the editor will show you the data how the editor sees it.
Object Tree List - The next one shows the object lists as a tree instead of a big list. Try pressing on it to see how it works. I personally just use a big list and search for what I need, but it's nice to be able to have it sorted in a tree.
Display All Object Sources - The next button says 'Display All Object Sources'. Let's say we edit a marine and change the movement speed. This would cause the editor to create a new copy for us to edit. At the same time, the editor will keep the old one. Therefore, you can always go back to see how the unedited units look.
The most commonly used standard object sources are Liberty.SC2Mod and LibertyMulti.SC2Mod. When you edit something or add something new, the source for the object will show as the name of your map.
Show Object Explorer - We now come to the button called 'Show object explorer'. In my case, this button is already toggled. This button toggles the box in the bottom left which we will get to later. If you uncheck it, that box will get removed. I will explain more about the object explorer later on, for now let's go on to the next button.
Viewing Options - Table/Detail/XML - We now have 3 buttons called Table view, detail view and XML view. This changes the view of the list on the right. I personally prefer it at the table view. Table view is just a big list sorted after category.
The detail view looks prettier and has tabs that you can switch between but since there are a lot of fields, it's easier to find the one you're searching for if they're in a list and you don't have to switch between the tabs.
I think you should try out both and see what you prefer.
Now, did I skip the third one? No, I did not. The third one is XML view. This basically allows you to see the entire object as XML and edit it by coding basically. Advanced users may prefer this, and it is nice to have in some cases, but mostly you will not want to use it.
Show Default Values - Okay, on to the next button: 'Show default values'. These are the gray rows in the field list on the right side. The gray rows are default values which means they're the same as their parent's.
Show Advanced Values - The next one is 'Show advanced values'. This buttons toggles showing the advanced values in the field list on the right. If you feel that all the different fields in the list makes you confused, you might want to check this and the 'Show default values' button as well. If you feel there's something you aren't finding, toggle these buttons to see if they were advanced/default.
Show Field Type Names 'Show field type names' toggles showing/hiding the type of the field name. The fields are sorted into different categories and if you have this button clicked, the fields will show as '*Category*: *field*' instead of just '*field*'.
Some fields have so much info that when you click them, you get up a mini menu with several fields that you can edit. If you want to spread this out into several fields, you can click the next button: 'Combine Structure Values'
Syntax Color Coding (XML View Important) - This next button is not going to matter to you if you don't use the XML view that we previously talked about. This button gives the text different colors depending on the syntax. Very nice, I recommend it if you want to do XML-editing.
Commit XML Changes (XML View Important) The next button is grayed out for me since I haven't done any XML changes but when I do, I'll have to commit them using the next 'Commit XML changes' button.
Test Map - The last button on this row is the 'Test map' button. It minimizes your window and starts Starcraft 2. It automatically loads your map so you can play it.
Object Tree List - The next one shows the object lists as a tree instead of a big list. Try pressing on it to see how it works. I personally just use a big list and search for what I need, but it's nice to be able to have it sorted in a tree.
Display All Object Sources - The next button says 'Display All Object Sources'. Let's say we edit a marine and change the movement speed. This would cause the editor to create a new copy for us to edit. At the same time, the editor will keep the old one. Therefore, you can always go back to see how the unedited units look.
The most commonly used standard object sources are Liberty.SC2Mod and LibertyMulti.SC2Mod. When you edit something or add something new, the source for the object will show as the name of your map.
Show Object Explorer - We now come to the button called 'Show object explorer'. In my case, this button is already toggled. This button toggles the box in the bottom left which we will get to later. If you uncheck it, that box will get removed. I will explain more about the object explorer later on, for now let's go on to the next button.
Viewing Options - Table/Detail/XML - We now have 3 buttons called Table view, detail view and XML view. This changes the view of the list on the right. I personally prefer it at the table view. Table view is just a big list sorted after category.
The detail view looks prettier and has tabs that you can switch between but since there are a lot of fields, it's easier to find the one you're searching for if they're in a list and you don't have to switch between the tabs.
I think you should try out both and see what you prefer.
Now, did I skip the third one? No, I did not. The third one is XML view. This basically allows you to see the entire object as XML and edit it by coding basically. Advanced users may prefer this, and it is nice to have in some cases, but mostly you will not want to use it.
Show Default Values - Okay, on to the next button: 'Show default values'. These are the gray rows in the field list on the right side. The gray rows are default values which means they're the same as their parent's.
Show Advanced Values - The next one is 'Show advanced values'. This buttons toggles showing the advanced values in the field list on the right. If you feel that all the different fields in the list makes you confused, you might want to check this and the 'Show default values' button as well. If you feel there's something you aren't finding, toggle these buttons to see if they were advanced/default.
Show Field Type Names 'Show field type names' toggles showing/hiding the type of the field name. The fields are sorted into different categories and if you have this button clicked, the fields will show as '*Category*: *field*' instead of just '*field*'.
Some fields have so much info that when you click them, you get up a mini menu with several fields that you can edit. If you want to spread this out into several fields, you can click the next button: 'Combine Structure Values'
Syntax Color Coding (XML View Important) - This next button is not going to matter to you if you don't use the XML view that we previously talked about. This button gives the text different colors depending on the syntax. Very nice, I recommend it if you want to do XML-editing.
Commit XML Changes (XML View Important) The next button is grayed out for me since I haven't done any XML changes but when I do, I'll have to commit them using the next 'Commit XML changes' button.
Test Map - The last button on this row is the 'Test map' button. It minimizes your window and starts Starcraft 2. It automatically loads your map so you can play it.
Starcraft 2 crack Updated for Patch 1.1.3 (tested and working) (You will. The second release, the Zerg campaign Heart of the Swarm, will have elements. Than 12 patches to fix bugs and add in new feature (Map Editor etc.). To import a legacy map into the Galaxy editor, start by opening the editor and navigating to File Convert Legacy Map. Then you can just select whatever vanilla StarCraft map you wish to convert. In this example, I'm going to choose the popular Big Game Hunters map from StarCraft. The editor is not perfect, so you might see everything turn black. Crack For Starcraft 2 Offline Launcher. Serial Keygen For Red Dead Redemption Pc. Mitchell Ondemand 5.8 Full Torrent. Vista Print Cd Sleeves. Starcraft II has come a long way. We started with Wings of Liberty and after the release of the Heart of the Swarm, it’s now time to complete the trilogy with Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void. I thought you want to play StarCraft 2 only in Single Player/Campaign Mode. There is no account logged in there when you use the Razor1911 crack. If you want to play online, you must BUY the ORIGINAL COPY of StarCraft II.
Starcraft 2 Map Editor Crack Version
WORKING as of SEPTEMBER 1st - 2010
ATTENTION!!
Thank you for purchasing Dew's private hack for StarCraft II.
Please Note: Use of this hack is done so at your own risk!
Dew (myself), or any other member of the staff are not
responsible for your SC2 account being banned in the event it does becomes detected.
To keep this hack more secure, DO NOT leak this to your friends. The more people that
have the hack, the easier it will be to become detected. Do not share or leak this hack
under any circumstanses. If you are caught doing so you will be permanently banned and lose any premium membership status on the site.
*The drophack is in beta*
Devious.dll programmed by Dew
StarCraft II v1.0.3
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Hotkeys:
F5 - Toggle undetected maphack
F6 - Toggle point boosting feature
F7 - Toggle stats hack
Commands:
/drop # - Use the beta version of this drop hack on any player
/cam # - Camera view any other player perspective of the game
/list - View player id numbers in-game
Auto:
Security
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To load:
Place the private hack folder in C:[Dew] Private Hack Devious
Start StarCraft II
Run the Devious Launcher (If you are on Windows 7 or Vista Run the Devious Launcher as admin)
Enjoy the hack
Windows 7:
Run StarCraft II
Run Devious Launcher as Admin
You might crash if so re run SC2
Keep the old Devious Launcher window up
Rerun the Devious Launcher and 2 windows should be up (meaning injected)
Close them 2 and Enjoy the hack!
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Updates:
v1.0.0-
First release
v1.0.1-
Added player list # */list*
v1.0.1b-
Fixed a crashing problem with the map hack
v1.0.1c-
Fixed the map hack not working
v1.0.1d-
Fixed the map hack crashing /and not working
v1.0.1e-
Finally fixed the issue with crashing after 2 minutes in the game
It was a security problem
v1.0.1f-
Added stats hack
shows player id fo drop
shows player name
shows player gas
shows player minerals
(Credits goes to Titan for showing how to use TextOut())
Use at your own risk. Also suggest if you have antivirus, turn off while gaming as it will be detected as virus and deleted. you MUST PLAY SCII in WINDOWED FULL SCREEN MODE or it will not work. You can run Laucher before or after loading SCII.
EVERYTHING POSTED HERE IS TOWARDS THE RIGHTFUL OWNER, NOT MYSELF.
ATTENTION!!
Thank you for purchasing Dew's private hack for StarCraft II.
Please Note: Use of this hack is done so at your own risk!
Dew (myself), or any other member of the staff are not
responsible for your SC2 account being banned in the event it does becomes detected.
To keep this hack more secure, DO NOT leak this to your friends. The more people that
have the hack, the easier it will be to become detected. Do not share or leak this hack
under any circumstanses. If you are caught doing so you will be permanently banned and lose any premium membership status on the site.
*The drophack is in beta*
Devious.dll programmed by Dew
StarCraft II v1.0.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hotkeys:
F5 - Toggle undetected maphack
F6 - Toggle point boosting feature
F7 - Toggle stats hack
Commands:
/drop # - Use the beta version of this drop hack on any player
/cam # - Camera view any other player perspective of the game
/list - View player id numbers in-game
Auto:
Security
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To load:
Place the private hack folder in C:[Dew] Private Hack Devious
Start StarCraft II
Run the Devious Launcher (If you are on Windows 7 or Vista Run the Devious Launcher as admin)
Enjoy the hack
Windows 7:
Run StarCraft II
Run Devious Launcher as Admin
You might crash if so re run SC2
Keep the old Devious Launcher window up
Rerun the Devious Launcher and 2 windows should be up (meaning injected)
Close them 2 and Enjoy the hack!
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Updates:
v1.0.0-
First release
v1.0.1-
Added player list # */list*
v1.0.1b-
Fixed a crashing problem with the map hack
v1.0.1c-
Fixed the map hack not working
v1.0.1d-
Fixed the map hack crashing /and not working
v1.0.1e-
Finally fixed the issue with crashing after 2 minutes in the game
It was a security problem
v1.0.1f-
Added stats hack
shows player id fo drop
shows player name
shows player gas
shows player minerals
(Credits goes to Titan for showing how to use TextOut())
Use at your own risk. Also suggest if you have antivirus, turn off while gaming as it will be detected as virus and deleted. you MUST PLAY SCII in WINDOWED FULL SCREEN MODE or it will not work. You can run Laucher before or after loading SCII.
EVERYTHING POSTED HERE IS TOWARDS THE RIGHTFUL OWNER, NOT MYSELF.