LEGO Racers Lego Racers Revisional Differences

[dead_name]

  On 6/9/2012 at 3:35 PM, le717 said:

  On 6/9/2012 at 3:27 PM, origamiguy said:

I have a 1999 copy and the loading screens are not fullscreen. I suggest we compare checksums of the exe/icd/dll/jam files since there may be differences even between builds made in the same year.

Great idea! But, um, how do we do that? Is there some Windows program on Sourceforge I can use to do this? Because frankly, I have no idea how to do that, and while I have access to Ubuntu right now, I'm still trying to figure it out, and Racers won't run on there anyway.

I'll have a look in a minute. If I can't find one online I can write one in like 5 minutes flat.

  On 6/9/2012 at 3:35 PM, le717 said:

EDIT: Origamiguy, do you think this loading screen difference could be related to OS version? I've yet to run my 1999 version on XP, (although jamesster has, and it's the same thing), but remember, this game was originally made for Windows 98. I have a copy of Win98SE, and I can load it in a VM to run Racers if I need to.

The loading screens are all 640x480 bitmaps in the track folder. My copy of the game has the smaller loadingscreens, and from some extraction I was able to tell that the blue border is part of that image, as shown here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/3770169/screens/2011/09/2011_09_06_00_15_03.png

Loading screen size should be unaffected by OS.

[le717]

  Quote

origamiguy' timestamp='1339256525' post='73012']

I'll have a look in a minute. If I can't find one online I can write one in like 5 minutes flat.

Found one:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/checksumtool

So, what kind of checksum do you want? SHA-1, MD5, or CRC32? I have no idea which one to use...

[JrMasterModelBuilder]

If you're on Linux, I think you can create MD5 hashes from Terminal. I know OSX Terminal can. Try tying md5 and if that doesn't work, openssl

[le717]

  On 6/9/2012 at 3:59 PM, JrMasterModelBuilder said:

If you're on Linux, I think you can create MD5 hashes from Terminal. I know OSX Terminal can. Try tying md5 and if that doesn't work, openssl

Thanks for that! But, I on Windows ATM.

Alright. I got the checksums, run in each type. I copied data1.cab, data1.hdr, and data.tab from the 1999 disc to the desktop, extracted it using UniExtract 1.6.1 portable to the desktop under a folder called data1, and checked the exe, icd, jam, and dll, just as you said, origamiguy.

Checksums in the spoilers below:

MD5

  Reveal hidden contents

; MD5 sums generated by version

;

; Created 6/9/2012 11:58:17 AM

a0007cfe64097651e5505fba15ab5cc1|DATA1/LEGORacers.exe

0fa103407cb6d68f62d6b1739f660a9c|DATA1/LEGORacers.icd

16beb0b9d260a10098b141015c9dd726|DATA1/LEGO.JAM

a9a5ee99530f7a1b06a41e11785bda2e|DATA1/GolDP.dll

SHA-1

  Reveal hidden contents

; SHA-1 sums generated by version

;

; Created 6/9/2012 11:59:27 AM

8bbe991079796c0d325d3ad6537ae04efa8f5a2d DATA1/LEGORacers.exe

85c861ad43dc45b19793edae8ee32b21c449febb DATA1/LEGORacers.icd

fd79343eaadd71d66f5ae8a0961c611a9cfb1884 DATA1/LEGO.JAM

5f98a6285a7a0f9dacf0e1979675484e387aa2ee DATA1/GolDP.dll

CRC-32

  Reveal hidden contents

; CRC-32 sums generated by version

;

; Created 6/9/2012 11:59:58 AM

DATA1/LEGORacers.exe 7567fcf2

DATA1/LEGORacers.icd 8fbb4bd8

DATA1/LEGO.JAM dc32259c

DATA1/GolDP.dll 0ac9848e

Hope that helps any!

EDIT: Yea. Thanks for reminding me, JMMB. I forgot to state which version of Racers this is, although from this conversation, it should have been know it was 1999.

Edited June 9, 2012 by le717

[JrMasterModelBuilder]

Here are hashes of my files if you guys want:

MD5 (GolDP.dll) = a9a5ee99530f7a1b06a41e11785bda2e

MD5 (LEGO.JAM) = 16beb0b9d260a10098b141015c9dd726

MD5 (LEGORacers.exe) = a0007cfe64097651e5505fba15ab5cc1

MD5 (LEGORacers.icd) = 0fa103407cb6d68f62d6b1739f660a9c

SHA1(GolDP.dll)= 5f98a6285a7a0f9dacf0e1979675484e387aa2ee

SHA1(LEGO.JAM)= fd79343eaadd71d66f5ae8a0961c611a9cfb1884

SHA1(LEGORacers.exe)= 8bbe991079796c0d325d3ad6537ae04efa8f5a2d

SHA1(LEGORacers.icd)= 85c861ad43dc45b19793edae8ee32b21c449febb

I have the original 1999 version.

EDIT: These match le717's results.

[le717]

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JrMasterModelBuilder' timestamp='1339258824' post='73016']

I have the original 1999 version.

EDIT: These match le717's results.

Yea. I just finshed comparing the MD5 hashes, and they are the same. Thus, we both have the same version. Now, we are waiting on origamiguy's, jamesster's, Modded LEGO's (we really need his, as his has the fullscreen loading screens for every track), and anyone else who has a 1999 copy.

[dead_name]

http://will.kirk.by/uploads/rru/LR1Checksummer.zip

There we go. If we all use that then we'll have consistent output. This also lists dates and filesizes.

LegoRacers.exe:

c97ead113ee3eb254cb7c199788c6bfd

239351 bytes

27/07/1999 19:17:08

LegoRacers.icd:

0fa103407cb6d68f62d6b1739f660a9c

802816 bytes

27/07/1999 19:17:08

LEGO.JAM:

16beb0b9d260a10098b141015c9dd726

19592720 bytes

22/07/1999 20:15:06

GolDP.dll:

a9a5ee99530f7a1b06a41e11785bda2e

425984 bytes

22/07/1999 16:55:30

[le717]

Re-running tests. Will edit this post.

Done. Nice name for the app, BTW. Very, Checksummy.

LegoRacers.exe:

a0007cfe64097651e5505fba15ab5cc1

239351 bytes

23/07/1999 21:45:56

LegoRacers.icd:

0fa103407cb6d68f62d6b1739f660a9c

802816 bytes

23/07/1999 21:45:56

LEGO.JAM:

16beb0b9d260a10098b141015c9dd726

19592720 bytes

22/07/1999 20:15:06

GolDP.dll:

a9a5ee99530f7a1b06a41e11785bda2e

425984 bytes

22/07/1999 16:55:30

Wow. Your EXE and ICD are dated July 27, and mine are dated July 23. But are DLL and JAM files are the same.... What is going on here?! +

EDIT2 : Changes results to reflect update in the app.

Edited June 9, 2012 by le717

[dead_name]

Erm, I'm gunna patch it real quick, the date/time formatting is system-dependent.

EDIT:

http://will.kirk.by/uploads/rru/LR1Checksummer.zip

there we go. Patched so the dates are UTC and a standard formatting system.

[le717]

  On 6/9/2012 at 5:01 PM, origamiguy said:

Erm, I'm gunna patch it real quick, the date/time formatting is system-dependent.

Say when it's fixed. I just redownloaded it, and I get the same stuff.

EDIT: Ok. I've rerun the test. Results are in the same post, so as to no confuse anyone. ;)

Edited June 9, 2012 by le717

[mumboking]

I have a RE:FLEX re-release.

LegoRacers.exe:

325cbbedc9d745107bca4a8654fce4db

987222 bytes

12/01/2001 15:53:28

LegoRacers.icd:

not found

LEGO.JAM:

d1a82a99ea4962d6d84f691db5f93550

19642024 bytes

02/11/1999 12:32:36

GolDP.dll:

e682063553de779579bf47b5e9bc5b1e

413696 bytes

12/01/2001 15:46:12

[lol username]

My 1999 game:

  Reveal hidden contents

LegoRacers.exe:

a0007cfe64097651e5505fba15ab5cc1

239351 bytes

24/07/1999 02:45:56

LegoRacers.icd:

0fa103407cb6d68f62d6b1739f660a9c

802816 bytes

24/07/1999 02:45:56

LEGO.JAM:

16beb0b9d260a10098b141015c9dd726

19592720 bytes

23/07/1999 01:15:06

GolDP.dll:

a9a5ee99530f7a1b06a41e11785bda2e

425984 bytes

22/07/1999 21:55:30

My 2001 game (came in a 2-pack with LR2, which was published by TT in 2007 if I remember right):

  Reveal hidden contents

LegoRacers.exe:

325cbbedc9d745107bca4a8654fce4db

987222 bytes

12/01/2001 20:53:28

LegoRacers.icd:

not found

LEGO.JAM:

d1a82a99ea4962d6d84f691db5f93550

19642024 bytes

02/11/1999 17:32:36

GolDP.dll:

e682063553de779579bf47b5e9bc5b1e

413696 bytes

12/01/2001 20:46:12

[Cyrem]

  On 6/9/2012 at 5:01 PM, origamiguy said:

Erm, I'm gunna patch it real quick, the date/time formatting is system-dependent.

EDIT:

http://willkirkby.me...Checksummer.zip

there we go. Patched so the dates are UTC and a standard formatting system.

Good sir, Would you mind making this browse for single files, this tool would be useful for comparing other LEGO Game files :)

[dead_name]

  On 6/9/2012 at 10:50 PM, Cyrem said:

  On 6/9/2012 at 5:01 PM, origamiguy said:

Erm, I'm gunna patch it real quick, the date/time formatting is system-dependent.

EDIT:

http://willkirkby.me...Checksummer.zip

there we go. Patched so the dates are UTC and a standard formatting system.

Good sir, Would you mind making this browse for single files, this tool would be useful for comparing other LEGO Game files

Your wish is my command: http://will.kirk.by/uploads/rru/FileChecksummer.zip :)

[Cyrem]

  On 6/10/2012 at 1:17 AM, origamiguy said:

  On 6/9/2012 at 10:50 PM, Cyrem said:

  On 6/9/2012 at 5:01 PM, origamiguy said:

Erm, I'm gunna patch it real quick, the date/time formatting is system-dependent.

EDIT:

http://willkirkby.me...Checksummer.zip

there we go. Patched so the dates are UTC and a standard formatting system.

Good sir, Would you mind making this browse for single files, this tool would be useful for comparing other LEGO Game files

Your wish is my command: http://willkirkby.me...Checksummer.zip

Cheers, this will be helpful

EDIT: Text files crash the tool :P

[dead_name]

  On 6/10/2012 at 3:01 AM, Cyrem said:

EDIT: Text files crash the tool

They shouldn't... I'm not sure what's up with that :/

[Cyrem]

  On 6/10/2012 at 2:26 PM, origamiguy said:

  On 6/10/2012 at 3:01 AM, Cyrem said:

EDIT: Text files crash the tool

They shouldn't... I'm not sure what's up with that

/selffacepalm.

Turns out the file was in read-only mode. Does the tool open in read/write mode?

[dead_name]

  On 6/10/2012 at 2:33 PM, Cyrem said:

Turns out the file was in read-only mode. Does the tool open in read/write mode?

Yeah, I'd forgotten to specify an opening mode and it defaulted to ReadWrite. Patching, will update this post when i've uploaded the fix.

EDIT: Updated.

LR1 main files: http://will.kirk.by/uploads/rru/LR1Checksummer.zip

Generic files: http://will.kirk.by/uploads/rru/FileChecksummer.zip

[Modded Lego]

Sorry about not replying guys! I didn't check my mail, I will try the app and give results!

I have a question, what is the file LegoRacers.icd and how come it does not show up in my LEGO Racers 1 folder? Is that why our versions are different? O_O

[Modded Lego]

**BUMPS** :lol:

[JrMasterModelBuilder]

The ICD is the SafeDisc V1 encrypted executable found on the 1999 copy of LEGO Racers. It's only present on the 1999 version and is the reason the 1999 version requires the CD by default.

[Modded Lego]

Well that dosn't make sense because I have the 1999 version. Maybe I have the earlier version before they made the loading screens not full screen and before they made the safedisc protection.

[Lair]

wait, then are there two 1999 versions?

[mumboking]

I just bought this one from ebay.

When it arrives, I'll install and checksum it.

Do any other LEGO games have an orange studded case?

EDIT: Hmmm, the seller has relisted it. I hope this means that he has multiples.

The one I receive better be the pictured one. D8

[le717]

  On 7/4/2012 at 11:07 PM, Modded Lego said:

Well that dosn't make sense because I have the 1999 version. Maybe I have the earlier version before they made the loading screens not full screen and before they made the safedisc protection.

Would you run origamiguy's LR1 Checksummer on your 1999 copy and post the results in a spoiler here? This would let us know if your 1999 copy is different than ours.

http://www.rockraide...__40#entry73055

  On 7/6/2012 at 1:16 PM, mumboking said:

I just bought this one from ebay.

  Reveal hidden contents

When it arrives, I'll install and checksum it.

Do any other LEGO games have an orange studded case?

EDIT: Hmmm, the seller has relisted it. I hope this means that he has multiples.

The one I receive better be the pictured one.

I've never heard of LEGO games with orange studded cases. Maybe that's because I don't have many old LEGO games. Someone else may know something.

Yea, I hope you get that copy too...