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SRB2 WAD Editor v0.6.0 (Updated 10/31/05)
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First thing it does:
says that there is a virus in a temporary folder: (Comes up twice, with 2 different folders.)
C:\WINDOWS\Temp\00000004
C:\WINDOWS\Temp\00000006
(Note: The 4 can be any given number.)
(Virus Name)
W32/Agent.TI
After that (It does not delete the zip...)
I can try and extract it, but when it attempts the srb2wedit_033.exe
it says it found a virus. Details below:
(Virus name)
W32/Agent.TI
(Infected File)
C:\DOCUME~1\Owner\LOCALS~1\Temp\Temporary Directory 2 for srb2wedit_033.zip\srb2wedit_033.exe
Then it cuts off the rest of it :/
EDIT:
I AM NOT ACCUSING DIGIKU OF SENDING VIRUSES!!!
I THINK IT MAY EVEN BE A PROBLEM WTH MY THING IN THE FIRST PLACE.
PLEASE DO NOT ACCUSE DIGI OF SENDING VIRUSES.
says that there is a virus in a temporary folder: (Comes up twice, with 2 different folders.)
C:\WINDOWS\Temp\00000004
C:\WINDOWS\Temp\00000006
(Note: The 4 can be any given number.)
(Virus Name)
W32/Agent.TI
After that (It does not delete the zip...)
I can try and extract it, but when it attempts the srb2wedit_033.exe
it says it found a virus. Details below:
(Virus name)
W32/Agent.TI
(Infected File)
C:\DOCUME~1\Owner\LOCALS~1\Temp\Temporary Directory 2 for srb2wedit_033.zip\srb2wedit_033.exe
Then it cuts off the rest of it :/
EDIT:
I AM NOT ACCUSING DIGIKU OF SENDING VIRUSES!!!
I THINK IT MAY EVEN BE A PROBLEM WTH MY THING IN THE FIRST PLACE.
PLEASE DO NOT ACCUSE DIGI OF SENDING VIRUSES.
SRB2 WAD Editor v0.6.0 is now released!
Download:
http://digiku.x3dom.net/SRB2/srb2wedit_060.zip (1.62mb)
This is a MAJOR RELEASE fixing bugs and also adding support for sprites.
This is also the last release for a while, I swear! I really wanna get back to work on BSZ @_@!
Anyway, about the suspected trojan (geez, Super Sonic 2005, chill out!), I do suspect that SRB2WE is infected. However, after doing a bit of research, I've decided that removing it is not release-critical; however, it'll be a priority in the next release (unless it's proved that it's not my fault after all).
This has been an effect since 0.1.1, so I've been told. If you haven't experienced any effects since then, you're not in any more danger than you were. AVG Antivirus didn't suspect my exe of a thing, at least.
Download:
http://digiku.x3dom.net/SRB2/srb2wedit_060.zip (1.62mb)
This is a MAJOR RELEASE fixing bugs and also adding support for sprites.
This is also the last release for a while, I swear! I really wanna get back to work on BSZ @_@!
Anyway, about the suspected trojan (geez, Super Sonic 2005, chill out!), I do suspect that SRB2WE is infected. However, after doing a bit of research, I've decided that removing it is not release-critical; however, it'll be a priority in the next release (unless it's proved that it's not my fault after all).
This has been an effect since 0.1.1, so I've been told. If you haven't experienced any effects since then, you're not in any more danger than you were. AVG Antivirus didn't suspect my exe of a thing, at least.
I dunno... The Rootenest Tootenest Lumpmod Front-end You Ever Did See? Or TRTLFEYEDS... or Turtlefied.
I like that, actally. Turtlefied. Doesn't make much sense unless you know the full name, but it still sounds cool.
I like that, actally. Turtlefied. Doesn't make much sense unless you know the full name, but it still sounds cool.
I could try looking through my files. However, seeing as this was one year ago, I doubt I'd have much success.
Wait, no. That's not what I wanted to say. Let's try that again:
Don't waste your time seeking out SRB2 WAD Editor. It's obsolete, as I detail in the archive's "IMPORTANT.TXT":
To explain the broken link, the archive was once hosted on web space that has now been expired. Hence, those ad-infested domain holders take the domain name for themselves. Don't ask me for a link. I will not re-host it.
And let this be an announcement to all those who seek out the program. SRB2 WAD Editor is obsolete. One should use XWE instead.
Wait, no. That's not what I wanted to say. Let's try that again:
Don't waste your time seeking out SRB2 WAD Editor. It's obsolete, as I detail in the archive's "IMPORTANT.TXT":
Use XWE. It's actually not too bad. It supports lowercase naming, which was kinda' the entire point of SRB2 WAD Editor. SLumpEd is a pretty good alternative as well in case XWE's bugginess makes you nervous. In short, SRB2 WAD Editor is an obsolete, buggy program. You shouldn't use it.IMPORTANT.TXT said:
To explain the broken link, the archive was once hosted on web space that has now been expired. Hence, those ad-infested domain holders take the domain name for themselves. Don't ask me for a link. I will not re-host it.
And let this be an announcement to all those who seek out the program. SRB2 WAD Editor is obsolete. One should use XWE instead.
BlazingPhoenix
AAAAAAAAAAAAA
SlumpED's better
I already said "no". Look:
Other reasons why I will not honor your request is that, one, I'm telling you that you'd be wasting your time; two, I don't want to encourage other newcomers to waste their time, and three, I've been seeing you around and I can't say I exactly approve of your attitude. Therefore, I don't want to hear you complaining that the program doesn't fulfill your needs (or "is crap", as they like to say.) I think you'd make an needlessly big commotion out of it. I just don't want to hear it.
The only reason any of you should want it is for the SOURCE CODE. Which, by the way, ISN'T in the main zip, so don't bother asking for it.
I can attest to the bugginess that is SRB2WE. I have it. I've used it. It's ONLY good point was lower case letters, which half the time was harder to work with then the ancient-old Hex editor method.
I can attest to the bugginess that is SRB2WE. I have it. I've used it. It's ONLY good point was lower case letters, which half the time was harder to work with then the ancient-old Hex editor method.
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