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===...by downloading a patch===
===...by downloading a patch===
Windows: You can install the [[Daodan DLL]] to unlock Developer Mode; note that the [[Anniversary Edition]] installs the Daodan DLL automatically.<br>
Windows: You can install the [[Daodan DLL]] to unlock Developer Mode; note that the [[Anniversary Edition]] installs the Daodan DLL automatically.<br>
Mac: The [[AE:FERAL|Intel build]] of Oni already has Dev Mode unlocked; note that the Anniversary Edition installs the Intel build automatically.
Mac: The [[FERAL|Intel build]] of Oni already has Dev Mode unlocked; note that the Anniversary Edition installs the Intel build automatically.


{{Divhide|...or do it yourself}}
{{Divhide|...or do it yourself}}
===...by doing it yourself===
===...by doing it yourself===
You may want to read this if your Windows version of Oni is not covered by the above DLL (e.g. if you have an odd language version) or if your Mac is not running the Intel build (though a Dev Mode-enabled version of the last PPC build is [[AE:OMNI|HERE]]).
You may want to read this if your Windows version of Oni is not covered by the above DLL (e.g. if you have an odd language version) or if your Mac is not running the Intel build (though a Dev Mode-enabled version of the last PPC build is [[OMNI|HERE]]).


First, get a good hex editor. Ideally, it should allow you to search for sequences containing joker characters (that is, wildcards or bit masks). One such editor for PC is [http://www.chmaas.handshake.de/delphi/freeware/xvi32/xvi32.htm XVI32]. On Macs, [http://www.cihexviewer.com/ CI Hex Viewer] is free, powerful, and can perform the search you need, but [http://ridiculousfish.com/hexfiend/ Hex Fiend] has a better comparison function so you can check your work afterward (open original and edited binaries and choose File>Compare "Oni" and "Oni").
First, get a good hex editor. Ideally, it should allow you to search for sequences containing joker characters (that is, wildcards or bit masks). One such editor for PC is [http://www.chmaas.handshake.de/delphi/freeware/xvi32/xvi32.htm XVI32]. On Macs, [http://www.cihexviewer.com/ CI Hex Viewer] is free, powerful, and can perform the search you need, but [http://ridiculousfish.com/hexfiend/ Hex Fiend] has a better comparison function so you can check your work afterward (open original and edited binaries and choose File>Compare "Oni" and "Oni").