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Hi community!

As you know, the original item_scale looks like this:

#ID	JOB		SEX	X	Y	Z	SCALE_X	SCALE_Y	SCALE_Z
85001	JOB_WOLFMAN	M	100	100	100	0	0	0
85001	JOB_ASSASSIN	M	62	68	62	0	0	0.52
85001	JOB_ASSASSIN	F	62	62	62	0	0	0.45
85001	JOB_SHAMAN	M	75	75	75	0	0	0.3
85001	JOB_SHAMAN	F	65	65	65	0	0	0.43
85001	JOB_SURA	M	73	77	73	0	0	0.4
85001	JOB_SURA	F	65	70	65	0	0	0.4
85001	JOB_WARRIOR	M	78	83	78	0	0	0.3
85001	JOB_WARRIOR	F	70	70	70	0	0	0.4

But the GF changed to like this:

#ID	JOB		SEX	X	Y	Z
85001	JOB_WOLFMAN	M	100	100	100
85001	JOB_ASSASSIN	M	62	68	62
85001	JOB_ASSASSIN	F	62	62	62
85001	JOB_SHAMAN	M	75	75	75
85001	JOB_SHAMAN	F	65	65	65
85001	JOB_SURA	M	73	77	73
85001	JOB_SURA	F	65	70	65
85001	JOB_WARRIOR	M	78	83	78
85001	JOB_WARRIOR	F	70	70	70

As you can see they just removed the last 3 columns.

My question is, someone knows how to change the binary source to could handle this? Because I don't know, how they calculate the scale from the x y z columns.

Thanks in advance!

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This is a very bad compare. You can see a lot of things what ripped/extracted from the offical client. Probably some user find or know that what I searching and I hope someone could share with me. And I don't need the exact solution, I could write the code, but I need "how they calculate the scale from the x y z columns", because I'm not a reverse engineer or something.

And you "gave" me nothing, I don't know what are you talking about. You said nothing concrete what I can use.

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