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    [Question] Hex Finder.

    since mrcalculator.com and hex.sark-net.com is down... any of you have another way to find the hex code for item ?! thanks

    [Question] Hex Finder.
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    Re: [Question] Hex Finder.

    Go to Wowhead: It's like a bag with unlimited slots, only for databases. Then get the item id from the URL then press ALT-D go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\calc.exe and go to scientific. Put in the number and then click hex.

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    Re: [Question] Hex Finder.

    Originally Posted by Bikeraman View Post
    Go to Wowhead: It's like a bag with unlimited slots, only for databases. Then get the item id from the URL then press ALT-D go to C:WINDOWSsystem32calc.exe and go to scientific. Put in the number and then click hex.
    This didnt work for me.

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    Re: [Question] Hex Finder.

    What part of it didn't work? Say i wanted the ID for tough jerky. I go to Wowhead: WoW Database Extraordinaire and search tough jerky. That brings me to this link Tough Jerky - Items - World of Warcraft The item id in the URL is 117. Go to the calculator that every single windows computer comes equipped with and go to view and choose scientific. Type in 117. Now press hex. Now it says 75. If you were to put that into WPE pro you would make the offset be 00 75.

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    Re: [Question] Hex Finder.

    He wants the ItemDisplayID, not the ItemID. This one you can find by searching a Item on Alakhazam and looking in the XML data. Iirc the displayID is in there. The other ways are: Looking for the ID in your WDB after getting it linked first or looking in ItemDisplayInfo.dbc for your model & texture combination. Getting it into hex is being done by the "calc.exe" as described above and then swapping it to being bigendian. (Endianness - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

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