Warcraft crashes while loading map

[storyyeller]

I tried deprotecting a map. I created a game with it just fine, but while the game was loading, Warcraft 3 randomly crashed. Does anyone know what causes this? What did I do wrong?

Here is the map I deprotected


The error message had some junk about
This application encountered a critical error:
FATAL ERROR!

Exception 0xC00000005 blah blah blah

[Ken]

Could you provide the original map as well?

[storyyeller]

Here's the original map

[storyyeller]

So does anyone know what the problem might be?

[Risen]

It's island defense, Since they have their own chat string encryption, I'm guessing they're gonna know some jass exploits too, This is something you'll have to do manually.

[storyyeller]

So how would I fix it manually?

P.S. they may have chat string encryption, but they didn't do a terribly good job with it. It's still easy to figure out.

[Dekar]

They probably have that handle counting encryption.

[Risen]

P.S. they may have chat string encryption, but they didn't do a terribly good job with it. It's still easy to figure out.

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function CheckCode takes string EnteredString returns boolean
    local integer l=StringLength(EnteredString)
    local boolean b
    loop
        exitwhen l==0
        call Check2(Check1(SubString(EnteredString,l-1,l)))
        set l=l-1
    endloop
    set b = Int1 == -813911913 and Int2 == -1036379865
    set O1100=0
    set O11O0=0
    return b
endfunction

function Check1 takes string CheckString returns integer
    local string List="abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234567890"
    local integer Length=StringLength(List)
    loop
        exitwhen Length==0
        if CheckString == SubString(List,Length-1,Length)then
            return Length
        endif
            set Length = Length - 1
    endloop
    return 19
endfunction

function Check2 takes integer i returns nothing
    local integer f=0
    local integer k=16392
    local integer q=10032
    loop
        exitwhen f==32
        set Int1 = Int1 + i * i + Int2 * i + q
        set Int2 = Int2 + i * k + Int1 * Int1 - k * q
        set f=f+1
    endloop
endfunction

Oh, If it's easy to figure out, Please figure that one out, It's from an older version.

[storyyeller]

Ok, I'll admit that that one is a lot harder then the version I did before. I guess they just got lazy over time when picking new codes.

[Risen]

Actually, No, I honestly doubt they would weaken their encryption to let people figure it out, That's just not gonna happen.

The one you 'figured out' was probably a non-hashed one, One such as...

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call TriggerRegisterPlayerChatEvent, Player(i), "-Zomg, I'm hashed like a motherfucker", false)

I just use the FireGen program, Not sure exactly how it works, But you're able to use a Modulo, Private key, and public key. The Firegen program generates the Modulo/Private/Public key, I think it retrieves your bnet username, and you insert the modulo/public key into the maps hash function, and walah, You have a hashed string, Then you'd use FireLogin, Insert the 3 codes, and it de-hashes the string and gets the password for you, since it's something like "#ABCDEF123456789ABCDEF123456789ABCDEF123456789", But all random, It's virtually impossible to crack, I use it for an admin login basically.

Oh, The only person i've seen unhash a Jass string would be Aero, So have fun convincing me you can =/