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If you are correct about it being a checksum verification...the file should be loaded into ram after the CSV and should not be modifiable on the hard drive. Unless it was a very poorly programed launcher.You could inject the data into the ram, similar to how texmod works but most online games detect this.99.9% a CSV is going to require you to modify the dll files or exe file. As the attack to break a CVS can either attack the table that the CSV is checked against, or report a false value, or force a redirect of the CSV.If the launcher for game preformed the CSV and didn't load the files it makes the CSV basically useless.A CSV should stop the game from loading altogether if a file doesn't match. And not selectively load files from the pack. So I wonder if something else isn't at work.
If you are correct about it being a checksum verification...the file should be loaded into ram after the CSV and should not be modifiable on the hard drive. Unless it was a very poorly programed launcher.
You could inject the data into the ram, similar to how texmod works but most online games detect this.
99.9% a CSV is going to require you to modify the dll files or exe file. As the attack to break a CVS can either attack the table that the CSV is checked against, or report a false value, or force a redirect of the CSV.
If the launcher for game preformed the CSV and didn't load the files it makes the CSV basically useless.
A CSV should stop the game from loading altogether if a file doesn't match. And not selectively load files from the pack. So I wonder if something else isn't at work.
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