This guide may be edited for content and clarification.
Foreword:
This guide is a brief summary of my experiences after the purchase of an xmod loader in April of 2012. I would like to thank all of those anonymous users who have attempted to help me; it is great to be part of a community that can offer so much without asking anything in return.
If you are not interested in the history and backstory of Xmod I do Highly suggest you scroll down to THE EXPERIENCE and SOURCES
History:
Xmod is a software update developed by Lornecash and a small team of dedicated AGD enthusiasts. Xmod gives the E/Xmag extended options not regularly available for the Electronic Mag. It offers features such as ramping, full auto, ace configuration, psp/millennium shooting modes, etc. and is considered to be the premier software upgrade for an electronic AGD Marker.
The Xmod software itself represents hours of insight and assistance from a multitude of big names such as KyleAGD, BigEvil, and a host of other people that sadly, I do not recognize (Bit-Wizard, Miscue, Sig11, Majinebz, Z-man, cabldawg). And hundreds of programming and development hours by for an independent study during his last semester of college at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Lornecash offered the Xmod beta software to the AGD community for FREE, and sold the Programmers and cabling to users for an additional charge. There was formerly an informal donations list to help fund the project that was used to support things like programming time, and the special wire crimper that attaches the molex connectors to ribbon cable for the board interface. I know for a fact that these crimpers are by no means cheap, and can be more expensive than buying a brand new marker.
The Story
In July of 2008 Lornecash was in full swing of sales of the Xmod loader and respectfully updated what he had seen as the vision of his software but it did not take long for users to purchase the Xmod programmers and begin programming boards for other players for their own profit, with members profiting on his intellectual property Lornecash put a not so subtle reminder out about license restrictions and a how to guide to dealing with xmod guns:
Buying/Acquiring a Gun with XMOD already loaded [email protected]Bought a programmer and Selling Your Gun - You must either... Programmer Owners Paid for Flash
Jump Foreword 2011:The Experience:www.tunamart.com/feedback.php) and the hardware itself at this point may be obsolete and no longer compatible with your computer. Please, use Xmod responsibly. If you have any questions or would like clarification I by no means consider myself an expert but feel free to send a PM.
Sources:www.niedtech.com
Automags.org:
Xmod programming thread:
Xmod Sale Thread:
Amended Xmod Disclaimer:
Xmod Programmer Piracy example
Xmod: A guide for the 2012 User
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#16El Zilcho commented03-19-2013, 01:20 PMEditing a commentIs it safe to assume that honest folks like me will be able to purchase XMOD at Tunaball?
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#17BigEvil commented03-19-2013, 01:53 PMEditing a commentYes... Paul and Tuna will both be there.Originally posted by emcl29
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#18LorneCash commented03-20-2013, 12:38 AMEditing a commentWhat he said.Originally posted by BigEvil
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by DrixThis guide may be edited for content and clarification.
Foreword:
This guide is a brief summary of my experiences after the purchase of an xmod loader in April of 2012. I would like to thank all of those anonymous users who have attempted to help me; it is great to be part of a community that can offer so much without asking anything in return.
If you are not interested in the history and backstory of Xmod I do Highly suggest you scroll down to THE EXPERIENCE...-
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