T-ick Lock Pick App [Tiff]

SG57 from our QJ Forums, sure seems to have a lot of fine time in his hands. And aren’t we just as glad to be benefiting from it? That’s because he has released his T-ick Lock Pick App, which is a port of PSPick v0.2 released last July 2005. Now, since that one’s way over a year ago, chances are that the Master Lock producer company may have already changed their algorithm. Nonetheless, this version is supposed to allow anyone to open a Master Lock.

SG57’s version features his new demo, Plasma Field. You can also find combinations to any Combination Master Lock, find crucial number to find the rest (the last one), as well as an easy-to-use interface and built-in instructions and general info on what’s up. Now, it also has the same abilities (and disabilities) as PSPick v0.2, since it is, after all, a port of it. As for the Open Source, he says it’s a good teaching tool to utilize TIFF SDK effectively, or at least to a certain extent.

Here are the Controls:

• Opening Screen:
• X – Continue
• Middle Screen:
• D-Pad Up/Right – Increase Lock’s Last Number
• D-Pad Down/Left – Decrease Lock’s Last Number
• Start – Continue
• Ending/Results Screen:
• Triangle – Go back to Opening Screen/Start Over
• Global/Anywhere:
• HOME – Exit

Anyway, you can download it right here.

Download: [T-ick Lock Pick App (Tiff)]
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]

SG57 from our QJ Forums, sure seems to have a lot of fine time in his hands. And aren’t we just as glad to be benefiting from it? That’s because he has released his T-ick Lock Pick App, which is a port of PSPick v0.2 released last July 2005. Now, since that one’s way over a year ago, chances are that the Master Lock producer company may have already changed their algorithm. Nonetheless, this version is supposed to allow anyone to open a Master Lock.

SG57’s version features his new demo, Plasma Field. You can also find combinations to any Combination Master Lock, find crucial number to find the rest (the last one), as well as an easy-to-use interface and built-in instructions and general info on what’s up. Now, it also has the same abilities (and disabilities) as PSPick v0.2, since it is, after all, a port of it. As for the Open Source, he says it’s a good teaching tool to utilize TIFF SDK effectively, or at least to a certain extent.

Here are the Controls:

• Opening Screen:
• X – Continue
• Middle Screen:
• D-Pad Up/Right – Increase Lock’s Last Number
• D-Pad Down/Left – Decrease Lock’s Last Number
• Start – Continue
• Ending/Results Screen:
• Triangle – Go back to Opening Screen/Start Over
• Global/Anywhere:
• HOME – Exit

Anyway, you can download it right here.

Download: [T-ick Lock Pick App (Tiff)]
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]