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IP Address Eraser
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I have created in Python this simple tool which deletes your IP address which is stored in .rp4 and .gst files from the game
In the past, old-school players used a similar program before uploading their replays online. But this program is lost somewhere in time, so at the request of Ravage, I created something simple with the same principle.
( however, the original program was apparently much more complex ).
Stored IP is rewritten into "00.00.000.000...org" format, both on:
.gst file - stored at the beginning ( 6A - lenght 13)
.rp4 file - always at the beginning and sometimes at 3/4 of file lenght ( 6A - lenght 13, 28F16 - may be variable! - lenght 13)
Added option to select multiple files at once
Tool was succesfully tested, but i recommend to make original backups of your replays, for any case, which can appears.
Idea: Ravage
Testers: DrSpeed, Ravage, Blazar
Author: Nescafe
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Visitor Comments
I can't think of any reason why IP addresses are stored at all. But nice that you can now easily remove them.
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