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jk, but from that quote he is wrong, the first byte is the length of the string, but the string always requires a null terminator, so its just the string length.
so you want to write "StringA"//537472696E6741
you have to add a null char at the end to
"StringA\n"//537472696E674100
So the first byte is 8, the length of "StringA\n", (or I think he is trying to say length of "StringA" + 1)
08537472696E674100
And a FYI the Byte before the String is actually and int32, so everyone who is freezing should make sure that the 3 bytes before are null,
I am going to start watching this thread so anyone with freezing issues please post a screen shot, no offence but some of you realy suck at describing.