Posted September 07, 2014
Byte offset is its position in a file. In hex editor you see a byte as two-digit number, ranged from 00 to FF, as bytes are written not in decimal, but in hexadecimal, which use sixteen digits from 0 through A to F (so A equals decimal 10 and F equals decimal 15). First byte in a file has an offset of 0x00 (you can add more "zeroes", depending on a length of a file, so all bytes can "fit" within the number), second byte 0x01, third 0x02 and so on.
So, a byte with offset 0x1B5240 is a 1B5241st byte in this file. Any hex editor should be able to show an offset of the first byte in the line, it usually looks like this:
00000000: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 <- first sixteen bytes of a file, grouped by four
00000010: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000020: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
.
.
.
and so on.
Now, you can find a specific byte manually (by scrolling to the offset number that is less or equal of that you want to find) or use a find offset (or similar) function in the program you use.
In this case, if you find the 0x1B5240 byte, its value should be 07 (it's the maximum number of followers) and you can change it to, let's say, 64 (hexadecimal, which is 100 decimal). Now you can have 100 followers, but not from the beginning! You have to change another byte that holds a minimum (starting) number of followers. So, you have to do the same thing as you did before with byte at offset 0x1B51D0. Save the file.
Now you should be able to have up to one hundred followers, from the beginning of the game.
I hope it can be understood. :) If not - ask again. :)
So, a byte with offset 0x1B5240 is a 1B5241st byte in this file. Any hex editor should be able to show an offset of the first byte in the line, it usually looks like this:
00000000: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 <- first sixteen bytes of a file, grouped by four
00000010: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
00000020: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
.
.
.
and so on.
Now, you can find a specific byte manually (by scrolling to the offset number that is less or equal of that you want to find) or use a find offset (or similar) function in the program you use.
In this case, if you find the 0x1B5240 byte, its value should be 07 (it's the maximum number of followers) and you can change it to, let's say, 64 (hexadecimal, which is 100 decimal). Now you can have 100 followers, but not from the beginning! You have to change another byte that holds a minimum (starting) number of followers. So, you have to do the same thing as you did before with byte at offset 0x1B51D0. Save the file.
Now you should be able to have up to one hundred followers, from the beginning of the game.
I hope it can be understood. :) If not - ask again. :)