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Target Effects - A Short Guide - wm_hunter - 04-17-2006
I have written this short guide on how to use target effects in a Diablo II shortcut placed on the desktop. Using these can have Diablo II become better and easier to use, and you will not be banned for using these things.
To start, right click on your Diablo II shortcut and select Properties and then the Shortcut tab. Look for the Target box.
![[Image: d2properties8ko.png]](http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1453/d2properties8ko.png)
After the target (located in " "), add a space and type each target effect you want to use. Each new effect must be[FONT="] separated [/FONT]by a space.
![[Image: d2propertiespart28nn.png]](http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1628/d2propertiespart28nn.png)
Here are some possible target effects you can use:
-altcolor Change color of monster health bar.
-autorest: Automatically restarts Diablo II upon exit
-bn <#.#.#.#>: Set BattleNet server IP. Replace #s.
-bnacct <account>: Sets BattleNet account name to this automatically
-bnpass <pass>: Sets BattleNet password to this automatically
-client: run in Client mode
-clientexit: Exit Client upon game exit
-direct: Reads files directly from the disk instead of in MPQ files. Often used by certian Diablo II mods
-mpq key1.mpq: Load key1.mpq (useful for additional CD keys)
-nohide: Don't hide the Diablo II window when losing focus.
-notitle: Game window has no title
-ns: No Sound at all. Game will crash when attempting to play end-of-act videos
-realm <realm>: Sets BattleNet realm, example: -realm USEast
-res800: Start at 800x600 (avoids window moving off-centre on load)
-skiptobnet: Skips opening videos and connects to BattleNet
-sleepy: Call sleep(1) to avoid D2 using 100% CPU time. Great for any fast computer
-title "whatever": Would set the window title to whatever
-txt: Generates the .bin file. Used by mod creators.
-w: Run Diablo II in window mode
Note: -altcolor -nohide and -sleepy only work with D2Loader
Reply if you have comments\questions, or if I have left any important ones out.
Edit: Added note on -ns
Added -nohide as a D2Loader ONLY target effect
Target Effects - A Short Guide - hellsing293 - 04-17-2006
ok so if you set the -bn command you can set what ip your games will be on or or no?
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Bloodangel26 - 04-17-2006
if thats true it will be very useful for hunting dclone
Target Effects - A Short Guide - wm_hunter - 04-17-2006
Some of those I have never tested. Try it yourself.
Personally I use
For RGX Mod
-direct
-txt
For Cool Effects
-skiptobnet
-w
-res800
-sleepy
-altcolor
Last two require D2Loader ^
For use of some hacks that find the title of Diablo II, mine is changed by D2Loader
-title "Diablo II"
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Siris - 04-17-2006
what color does it change to? -altcolor
or can you specify?
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Doono - 04-17-2006
changes the health bar light blue. Very handy when playing in windowed mode when monsters like mephs health bar looks black.
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Bloodangel26 - 04-17-2006
wm_hunter Wrote:Some of those I have never tested. Try it yourself.
you make a guide but wont tell us what everything does? that right there automatically makes it a bad guide...
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Shift - 04-17-2006
Put in there somewhere if you put the command -ns, when you go from one act through warriv or those guy to the next, you get "Hey guys, we have a big error here!"
Target Effects - A Short Guide - L4E - 04-18-2006
Bloodangel26 Wrote:you make a guide but wont tell us what everything does? that right there automatically makes it a bad guide...
his guide is not about what the added target effect do, its just a guide to tell u how to add a target effect.
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Bloodangel26 - 04-18-2006
who cares if you can do it if you dont know what it does? if hes going to write a guide it should be a complete one or dont bother.
Target Effects - A Short Guide - N0vak - 04-18-2006
i thought it was pretty helpful i found things to be understandable
Target Effects - A Short Guide - SilverTears - 04-18-2006
nice tut
Target Effects - A Short Guide - wm_hunter - 04-18-2006
Bloodangel26 Wrote:you make a guide but wont tell us what everything does? that right there automatically makes it a bad guide...
I know what everything is supposed to do. The only one I have not tested myself is the BattleNet IP one. A friend of mine told me it worked, and in the programs code the command does do something. As to what - you will have to test it yourself. I may test it later today, it might just set the server IP that you connect to BattleNet on. Normally, it detects the fastest server for you and uses that. I am not talking about creating games, just what server you connect to when you log in to BattleNet.
If you want me to remove that one, I will. I tried to leave out all of the ones that I find useless or too hard to explain. There are more then 100+ possible target effects I know of, most do nothing of importance or are too hard to explain and could only be exploited and used properly with third party programs that depend on that effect.
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Jakex1 - 04-18-2006
oh shit i forgot about this, ty for posting it
Target Effects - A Short Guide - StaticMoth - 04-18-2006
Holy, can you really get the desired serv IP with this cmd?
That would be like godly ... DC-wise ...
Target Effects - A Short Guide - wm_hunter - 04-18-2006
No, as I explained above, it wont matter when you make a game. It finds the fastest server for you when you click the BattleNet button. If you put a USEast server IP in with that command, you would use that server when logging in and using Diablo II instead of the one it found fastest for you. That is what I think anyway...
Target Effects - A Short Guide - FraterPerdurabo - 04-18-2006
Shift Wrote:Put in there somewhere if you put the command -ns, when you go from one act through warriv or those guy to the next, you get "Hey guys, we have a big error here!"
That's only when you changed acts for the first time, i.e. a video is about to be shown.
Does anyone know whether I could alter the colour of runes with any command?
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Siris - 04-20-2006
i alse seem to remember reading in a readme that you no longer need to add -sleepy because the new d2loader was automaticly does that now. is this correct?
Target Effects - A Short Guide - wm_hunter - 04-22-2006
I will read up on it for you Siris, I thought it was still optional.
The rune color can be changed through mods like RGX mod. I never post a link to download something without a guide to go with it, and I have gotten in trouble for posting certain hacks on here from outside sources. They were clean, they just don't like it.
Target Effects - A Short Guide - Bloodangel26 - 04-22-2006
i'm a little confused here...ok, lets say for example, the op dclone bot says the top ip is .143 up 16, do i put in -bn<.143> for the shortcut command? or how does that work? anyone know?