Not sure if this is some localization error, unfinished quest code, Greek mathematics or a color (pink). F/Phi = 6. O/W = Omega.
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Where is the picture from?Not sure if this
- generic lootable corpse in the area, that is 'locked' (probably like most generic non-lootable corpses)var entities : array<CGameplayEntity>;
var owner : CActor;
owner = (CActor)GetWitcherPlayer();
FindGameplayEntitiesInRange(entities, owner, 100, 100);
Nope, nothing there... Not even a single Quest entity, or none with Quest tags, etc...FindGameplayEntitiesInRange(entities, owner, 100, 100, 'Quest');
That magenta/pink is also that color from hex, and a look-alike of the Cyberpunk 2077's magenta/pink.Not sure if this is some localization error, unfinished quest code, Greek mathematics or a color (pink)... F/Phi = 6. O/W = Omega.
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After I saw the code in the game, I spent a few days on reddit. Worst time of my life.Not sure if this is some localization error, unfinished quest code, Greek mathematics or a color (pink). F/Phi = 6. O/W = Omega.
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#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
ifstream in("Cyberpunk2077.txt", ios::in|ios::binary|ios::ate);
int pos = 16713397;
int width = 10;
pos -= width;
in.seekg(pos, ios::beg);
char arr[1];
for(int i=0; i<width*2; i++) {
in.read(arr, 1);
cout << pos++ << ": " << *arr << " (" << (int)(unsigned char) *arr << ")" << endl;
}
return 0;
}
16713387: � (204)
16713388: � (204)
16713389: � (204)
16713390: � (204)
16713391: � (204)
16713392: H (72)
16713393: � (137)
16713394: \ (92)
16713395: $ (36)
16713396: (32)
16713397: U (85)
16713398: V (86)
16713399: W (87)
16713400: H (72)
16713401: � (131)
16713402: � (236)
16713403: P (80)
16713404: H (72)
16713405: � (139)
16713406: (26)
Reminded me of old post office logos.Note it's white, yellow, black - contains a great mystery.