Stealth Server Tutorial: How to make your own Custom Imgae?! ****Avatar Example***

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////////////////////Instructions//////////////////////////

///////////////////Custom Image///////////////////////////


Want to know how to do this?

Note: You'll need base address for code.


Avatar Image: https://ibb.co/pvxFcVd

Step 1:
Find or Create a custom Image. For this example were using Avatar. Make sure size is equal to or less than image(in bytes).

Step 2:
Compress Image here: https://compresspng.com/
Download folder & extract. Should be simple?!

Step 3:
Change extension to .bin, then upload here:
https://tomeko.net/online_tools/file_to_hex.php?lang=en
Make sure both boxes are checked, cause you want output to be in hexadecimal form. Click, Copy all of it.

Step 4:

Put your image's base address where 92D84DC8, if your using Avatar dont change!(17559) Then copy this over to Hooks(title/game), place under dash.xex.
See example: https://ibb.co/DWz2VYH
//Avatar Image
memcpy((BYTE*)DecVar(ENC_VAR(0x92D84DC8)), AVATAR, sizeof(AVATAR));

Step 5:
Take picture hexadecimal you copied previously & put it within brackets.

unsigned char AVATAR[0x95f]{

put hexdecimcal shit here!.


}

See Picture example: https://ibb.co/1Txdjc8

Step 6:
Copy this code & put it somewhere above.

//See picture Example: https://ibb.co/JzXyPbF
#define ENC_SEED ((("update.rpf"[5] * 1337) + ("default.xex"[9] * 1337)) * 5)
#define ENC_VAR(A) (A ^ ENC_SEED)
template<typename T>
T DecVar(T dwVal) {
return (dwVal ^ ENC_SEED);
}


Next time you boot into dash, you will see your new Avatar Image. You can get most images from xzp files. Watch this if you dont know WTF im talking about:

thanks,

-some guy


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[Momomodz123]

Nice tuto but for
Step 3:
Change extension to .bin, then upload here:
https://tomeko.net/online_tools/file_to_hex.php?lang=en
Make sure both boxes are checked, cause you want output to be in hexadecimal form. Click, Copy all of it. /////// my trick is more /// right click the image.png /open in hdx (hexeditor) then simply click tool and export to c (you can set path for future use) it generate a. C files with all data needed to print image