Closed nosoop closed 4 years ago
Sounds like a DHooks quirk.
An upcoming attribute reuses the DHooks setup for JarExplode() (since I currently don't want to rewrite it as a shared plugin), and that seems to not play nice on Windows. Linux loads both plugins without issue.
JarExplode()
Could also be a sigscan quirk -- this really should be cached.
Current plan is to wildcard the first six bytes to mask out the jump.
Sounds like a DHooks quirk.
An upcoming attribute reuses the DHooks setup for
JarExplode()
(since I currently don't want to rewrite it as a shared plugin), and that seems to not play nice on Windows. Linux loads both plugins without issue.