FreeArcade offers a game they call Flea Circus, where you have to get most of your fleas pass all the dangers to the finish, by placing blocks and ramps. On a Macintosh at school, the fleas where black and thus rendered invisible, by the way. This webpage is here to tell you the level passwords I found for Flea Circus:
0 NONE 1 CANDLE 2 EAGLE 3 GALAXY 4 PENGUIN 5 PLATE 6 WINTER 7 SPLENDID 8 ITCH 9 YOYO
Enjoy. But if you're curious about how I found these out, stick around for a while.
It all started by decompiling fleas.class using
jad, the fast JAva
Decompiler. There's a function in there, public void grablevs(), which performs
loading of the levels. I found this by grepping for levels[]. You can decompile fleas.class
yourself you want the whole source, but here is the beginning of grablevs():
public void grablevs()
{
tscr = 4;
mes = new Button("Please Wait Loading Levels ...");
mes.setFont(f);
mes.reshape(202, 279, 239, 30);
add(mes);
dopercent(0);
try
{
fileURL = new URL(getCodeBase(), "levels.lev");
input = fileURL.openStream();
dataInput = new DataInputStream(input);
String text = dataInput.readLine();
numlev = 0;
for(int i = 1; i < text.length(); i++)
numlev = numlev * 10 + (text.charAt(i) - 48);
for(int n = 0; n < numlev; n++)
{
pass[n] = dataInput.readLine();
for(int i = 30; i < 64; i++)
pass[n] = pass[n].replace((char)i, (char)(i + 30));
if(pword.equalsIgnoreCase(pass[n]))
levno = n;
}
Take note of levels.lev. The passwords are not stored as plaintext. Instead, 30 added is added to their ASCII value. Since I don't grok Java, I translated the function to Perl and ran it (02/14/2001), got the following:
**********pass: NONE+ CANDLE+ EAGLE+ GALAXY+ PENGUIN+ PLATE+ WINTER+ SPLENDID+ ITCH+ YOYO+ num: 1612 1112 1612 1612 1612 1612 1612 2112 812 812 sav: 112 612 412 1612 612 1612 1612 2112 812 812 levstr:
I suspect the other information there is used to store the actual levels.
Modified Sun Mar 25 08:48:47 2007
generated Sun Mar 25 08:56:33 2007
http://jeff.tk/fleas/