[WIP] Application: RetuNE

The last two days I have been working on a small application called RetuNE. I'll show you a screenshot, then explain.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...udo/retune.png

I've added a few nifty features to it, but the one on the top is the most important. This application allows you to change your in-game nickname (therefore Rescudo's easy-to-use Nickname Editor). Everyone who's tried to put a special character such as TM in their Halo nickname knows that this is not possible without memory hacking. Earlier, I had to look up Unicode codes in the Character Map and then apply them using TSearch - both finding the correct address and actually applying the characters in a correct way was very tedious. With this application, though, you just need to enter your nickname with all the exotic ASCII characters you want; RetuNE does all of the calculating and memory hacking. You may also save certain nicknames for later use, and they can easily be applied: Screenshot
The application works for both Halo PC and Halo CE.

This might not be an extremely useful application, but it is at least a very good programming experience for me, I have learned a lot. It's not done yet as there is quite some polishing to do - I just thought I would show you. I'll most likely release this, although I'm not sure how I feel about making it easy for random 10-year-olds running around with unreadable nicknames. We will see. :)
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nice!

10-tards already run around with unreadable nicknames btw

I like this... a lot. Nice work!

Awesome!

Nice idea, hurry up and release. :)

Thanks for all the positive comments :)

Yes, I'll hopefully release it soon, but there are a couple of nasty bugs in connection with the memory hacking that I need to get rid of.

Cool, can't wait to give it a shot, it looks like fun, I would love to know how to use VB 2005, dose any one know how to use it?

Personally I used Visual Basic 6.0. It might be outdated, but it still works, and that's the program I know how to use. :)

I doubt I will have any time to polish the program the next few days - got a lot of stuff to do at school, then I'm going to Crete... so yeah. We'll see how much I can do. :)

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Originally Posted by Rescudo

Personally I used Visual Basic 6.0. It might be outdated, but it still works, and that's the program I know how to use. :)

I doubt I will have any time to polish the program the next few days - got a lot of stuff to do at school, then I'm going to Crete... so yeah. We'll see how much I can do. :)

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I have VB 2005 on my Desktop right now beucase if I down load it before november I can use it for free, and right now I use VB 6.0 at school, and they have VB 2005, but they can't get it to work right.

*points at school and laughs*

I used vb for about a semester at school a few years ago, it was kinda cool.