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Old 10-07-2004, 04:02
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Well, what i mean to say is that SF is not based on that "active functions" that are know as triggers. The difficulty of SF resides in its p-code fixing. In SecuROM it's quity easy to find such triggers, cause once dumped, iAT fixed and OEP found (with crc fixing of course), there is just to nop or jnz to jz some call to cercain API and done. Anyway, not every SecuROM released game have triggers on it, and just only a few titles have it ( commandos 3, vietcong...)
Thats like the "silent alarm" "technology" of newest safedisc, and both of them copied the Codemasters/Sta clara Fade scripting system to do that.

Anyway, SF is strong for its p-code table, not for its API system. (besides relationated, i think not mixable)

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