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#include <stdio.h>  

// This code gives AK & AN bank values, these determine the EXP value of the bank, be aware that other stats (like hero levels) affect AK & AN
// Thus this code can only be used to generate new bank files with an arbitrary EXP amount, it cannot work on existing bank files...
// (EXP being the most time consuming aspect of this map, I don't think resetting hero levels is so much of an issue)

// It is very important that integer division is used without decimal part, successive division/multiplication is used as a rounding operation:
// var = var / 100 * 100 isn't a NOOP, it's rounding down var's value to the nearest 100

int main()
{
    int XP_TO_SAVE = 150000000;
    int temp0;
    int AN_TO_SAVE;
    int AK_TO_SAVE;
    int temp1;
    printf("Hello World\n");
    XP_TO_SAVE = ((XP_TO_SAVE ) * 7);
    temp0 = ((XP_TO_SAVE / 1000000000) * 100000000);
    AN_TO_SAVE = (temp0 + ((11 * (10000000 - 1000000)) + 1000000000));
    temp0 = (XP_TO_SAVE - (temp0 * 10));
    temp1 = temp0;
    temp0 = ((temp0 / 100000000) * 100000);
    AN_TO_SAVE += (temp0 + (9 * 10000));
    temp0 = (temp1 - (temp0 * 1000));
    temp1 = temp0;
    temp0 = ((temp0 / 100000) * 10);
    AN_TO_SAVE += (temp0 + 9);
    temp0 = (temp1 - (temp0 * 10000));
    temp1 = temp0;
    temp0 = ((temp0 / 10000) * 100000000);
    AK_TO_SAVE = (temp0 + ((9 * 10000000) + 1000000000));
    temp0 = (temp1 - (temp0 / 10000));
    temp1 = temp0;
    temp0 = ((temp0 / 100) * 100000);
    AK_TO_SAVE += (temp0 + (14 * (10000 - (1000 * 3))));
    temp0 = ((temp1 - (temp0 / 1000)) * 10);
    AK_TO_SAVE += (temp0 + 9);
    printf("AK: %d\nAN: %d\n",AK_TO_SAVE,AN_TO_SAVE);

    return 0;
}```