On screen messages :

Just like on the scree above,u can see the decrypted SystemMsg-e.dat file.Well lets take an example :

35 1 a,You hit for $s1 damage.\0 3 80 FF 80 FF a, a, 0 0 0 0 0 a, a,damage\0

35 1 a,You hit for $s1 damage.\0 3 80 FF 80 FF a, a, 2 0 3 1 0 a,$s1\0 a,damage\0

Well I dont know what everything is for,but u need to know that : 35 is the ID of the message. "a, *message* .\0 - is the format how the messages that are shown in the message window l2 are shown. the $s1 is the dmg variable got from the client. The next number is 3 - group type,but i dont rly know what its for ... The next 3 numbers/letter is the message RGB color code.U can edit this by hand or just using the Heisers message editor above.U can use this to get the rgb color core [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]. The next letter "a" is for the sound add to each messages. The next one,dont know what is for .Ok now we have arived to the numbers that can enable and choose the position of the on-screen message. If u have there a bunch of zeros : 0 0 0 0 0 no message will be shown. The first number defines the position on the screen. Avaible are from 1-8 :



The third and forth number indicate how long will the on-screen message be show till its fades away.U can freely experiment with it,but i dont rly recommend to set it higher then it is ...
The last "a" letter is the on-screen message.When its just ",a" that means no message will be shown. If u change it to "a,$s1\0" it will show the dmg u made to your target. For other variables in other messages just copy and paste them from the original message. All the on screen messages will be shown in the color that is used in the normal system message. The last letter is the type of the message but i think its not important what there really is ...