Turning off hexclock.exe?

[Nals]

Yeah this kind of sucked.

I found hexclock.exe and decided to run it. It brought up the funny hexclock on the side and took up some RAM! It also changed the color of the entire program to a group of changing colors that's for some reason making me sick ( and I have no idea why, I'm not colorblind and this has never been an issue before for me and colors. ).

I thought it was such a neat smart little joke, especially as I /ps and then /killed the application.

Except the colors stayed changed.

I googled how to change display/theme and got major endgame beats spoiled for me in the process off titles. That's a bummer. Nobody really has any answer on how to change the display back however. The best I can tell is I need to go grab themechanger.exe from a later server and use that to change the display to something new?

I can't play the game that long at this point. It makes me sick to my stomach trying to advance with the colors the way they are. There has to be a sneaky way to just revert it back to normal.

[upc]

Leave the game and re-open it...

[Nals]

Originally posted by no_pressure_now:

Leave the game and re-open it...

:(

Well that's an easier fix then I was expecting.

[upc]

Originally posted by Nals:

Originally posted by no_pressure_now:

Leave the game and re-open it...

:(

Well that's an easier fix then I was expecting.

Yeah, not exactly intuitive per se, but it makes it easier.
Happy hacking!

[Northern Epsilon]

You could also reboot.
(ingame)

[Azure Zero]

you use the ps and kill command to terminate the hexclock

[Northern Epsilon]

Originally posted by Azure Zero:

you use the ps and kill command to terminate the hexclock

OP wants to revert hexclock's colour change, killing it won't do it

[upc]

Originally posted by B.Collier (Northern Epsilon):

You could also reboot.
(ingame)

Or reboot your actual computer

[Northern Epsilon]

Originally posted by no_pressure_now:

Originally posted by B.Collier (Northern Epsilon):

You could also reboot.
(ingame)

Or reboot your actual computer

uh

k

[upc]

Originally posted by B.Collier (Northern Epsilon):

Originally posted by no_pressure_now:

Or reboot your actual computer

uh

k

I mean, it would work in a totally unnecessary and overcomplicated way...

[Jerry Cheng]

i believe hex clock sets the three primary colors (outlines, text, icons) of your interface by the time lol
hhmmss -> RRGGBB, BBRRGG, GGBBRR I guess

 >reboot 

to reset it

[Andrew Rana]

Originally posted by no_pressure_now:

Originally posted by B.Collier (Northern Epsilon):

You could also reboot.
(ingame)

Or reboot your actual computer

Or you can forkbomb your own PC (ingame)

[dzambor]

you just need to kill the clock process ps [no of clock process]

[bleck9999]

use themechanger and reload your x-server

[♥ryouzin♥]

Originally posted by Nals:

Yeah this kind of sucked.

I found hexclock.exe and decided to run it. It brought up the funny hexclock on the side and took up some RAM! It also changed the color of the entire program to a group of changing colors that's for some reason making me sick ( and I have no idea why, I'm not colorblind and this has never been an issue before for me and colors. ).

I thought it was such a neat smart little joke, especially as I /ps and then /killed the application.

Except the colors stayed changed.

I googled how to change display/theme and got major endgame beats spoiled for me in the process off titles. That's a bummer. Nobody really has any answer on how to change the display back however. The best I can tell is I need to go grab themechanger.exe from a later server and use that to change the display to something new?

I can't play the game that long at this point. It makes me sick to my stomach trying to advance with the colors the way they are. There has to be a sneaky way to just revert it back to normal.

>ps
>kill [pim code after writing ps.]
Solved.

[Subak]

So... I just started pretty much. This won't spoil much unless you aren't a couple hours in, and even then it's tiny but here it is:


Something happens early on where your UI is 'adjusted'.

Luckily, I had already been a pack rat.

You can replace one of the sys files with similar files to change your UI. In my case, even renaming some L_E****.sys I'd grabbed off some other system to the same name as my original worked. Pretty neat.