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Posted 2002-05-09, 08:25 PM
in reply to Valmar's post "I need A D2 Classic and LoD cd-key."
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How to use the cdkey refiller
Way 1: Manually refill cdkey (game default)
edit auto-cdkey.reg, set:
"d2cdkeympq"=""
"d2xcdkeympq"=""
Then import the registry file again and start refiller to refill both cdkeys.
Way 2: Automatically refill cdkey, set 1 cdkey (game default)
edit auto-cdkey.reg, set:
"d2cdkeympq"="d2sfx.mpq"
"d2xcdkeympq"="d2char.mpq"
also set "d2cdkey" and "d2xcdkey" to the cdkeys you want.
then import the registry file again and start refiller to refill both cdkeys.
Way 3: Automatically refill cdkey, using multiple cdkeys (need d2loader)
first copy cdkey.mpq to your diablo2 folder.
edit auto-cdkey.reg, set:
"d2cdkeympq"="cdkey.mpq"
"d2xcdkeympq"="cdkey.mpq"
also set "d2cdkey" and "d2xcdkey" to the cdkey you want.
Then import the registry file again and start refiller to refill both cdkeys.
The new cdkey you set will be both stored in cdkey.mpq
(in diablo2 folder)
if you want to use this cdkey, start d2loader with option
"-mpq cdkey.mpq" (without quota)
e.g: i assume your diablo2 is in directory c:\diablo2, create two shortcuts:
1: "c:\diablo2\diablo ii.exe" -w
2: "c:\diablo2\diablo ii.exe" -w -mpq cdkey.mpq
start shortcut 1 if you want to use cdkeys stored as game default
start shortcut 2 if you want to use cdkeys stored in cdkey.mpq
If you have more cdkeys, repeat way 3 and create more shortcuts
with different -mpq option set.
ps: To show cdkey in special MPQ file, use: showcdkey <filename>
(you may also find showcdkey tool from download page)
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