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Extra : Play DOTA 2 Offline The Simplified Way

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Last updated on : 18th October 2016 GMT +8 (p/s: I've recorded the tutorial video and now working on audio part) Update History : 24th September 2014 - D2OSL first public release (work until Rekindling Soul update) 30th January 2015 - This update is not working 4th February 2015 - Re-uploaded (Tested and working) 14th March 2015 - 15M15 update 21st April 2015 - Version 2.0.1 (Alpha) - Experimental 7th August 2015 - Version 2.0.2 (Beta) - Stable 18th October 2016 - Version CFG - Stable Please refer to this post for latest update . Upcoming update - Choose Hero For AI Bot. What's New? -No metamod or d2fixups, it seems dead -currently using dota 2 cfg file -save directory on close, so you don't need to re-enter the path over again on next start. -Guide divide into section and quicklinks New in this version: -Year Beast Brawl 2015 mode added -1v1 Solo Mid mode added -Added instruction in new tab -Choose hero for bot (not available yet) -Change na...
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Play Dota 2 Update 7.0 Offline

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If you guys are still looking on how to play multiplayer Dota 2 in offline mode, this is one of the way. Actually this is an update from my post years ago. I'd renamed to D2OSLvCFG as it is now does not require any third party file and solely depends on the .cfg file. This piece is created on a laptop and only tested using wireless lan as the previous one. You might need to search around if you want to create a wireless lan using a router perhaps (if you are on the router you are already in a lan network). if you prefer to watch a video, watch it on youtube otherwise, keep reading. If you are looking how to create wireless lan network in windows 7, 8 or 10, read my previous post HERE . Download D2OSL Instruction 1. Locate the cfg folder. Usually located in Steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\game\dota\cfg . 2. Save the configuration. 3. If you are connected to a LAN network, Refresh to get your current IP address. 4. Make sure you have enable "console" an...
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Formatting code blocks in your post with prettyprint

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In previous attempt, i was trying to make my code blocks to looks like a real code blocks in post manually. I do this in a few post and got sick of setting custom span class  for each part and a custom css styling which is very tedious and not practical at all. I thought of writing my own script. But what if someone else already write that ? Then i meet with prettyprint by google, a handy javaScript that automatically detect what kind of language for your code and make it pretty with syntax highlighting. Pretty print is very easy to use and it got about five styling to choose from. Include prettify.js To use prettyprint, i first have to include the javascript file into my theme file. Simply copy and paste the following code before the closing </body> tag. <script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/google/code-prettify/master/loader/run_prettify.js"></script> Choose the styling There are five different styling available to choose upon. though some...
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