XLiveLess - small replacement of the xlive.

dll with no online support

Notes:
* run LaunchGTAIV.exe instead GTAIV.exe to prevent "drunk" camera
* Plugin saveToGameFolder not included in this beta version

Main features:
* complete replacement of the xlive.dll (original dll isn't required)
* all online functions are disabled (to prevent cheating in multiplayer)
* removed all anti-debugger checks
* all game variables are made unprotected and can be accessed and changed by the
trainers, control centers and other tools
* in-built asi-loader (no need to replace original files)
* asi-loader searches for .asi files in the root game folder and .asi and .dll in
the 'plugins' folder

Additional features for GTA IV version 1.0.1.0-1.0.7.0, 1.0.4.2, EfCL 1.1.1.0-

1.1.2.0:
* removed savefile check (you can load save file made by any offline XLive user)
* removed files.txt check (integrated replacement of FileCheckFix and MagicPatch)
* restored access to the system debugger in the critical error menu (removed
loading of WER.dll)
* enabled write access to memory in code and .rdata segments (no need to call
VirtualProtect from a .asi)
* disabled RGSC (since update 6, RGSC moved to the paul.dll)
* moved 'savegames' folder (see below).

Additional features for Red Faction: Guerrilla:

* removed savefile check

Installation:
* unpack the file xlive.dll into the game folder (don't forget to remove the asi
loader if there is one)
* to turn on debug logging, unpack the file xlive_d.dll into the game folder and
rename it to xlive.dll

Additional notes on savefiles:

* savefiles are now located in the new folder located at:

(for Windows Vista) %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Rockstar Games\GTA IV\savegames\

(for Windows XP & 7) %USERPROFILE%\My Documents\Rockstar Games\GTA
IV\savegames\

NOTE: don't forget to copy savegames from the GTA IV default location
(e.g.;for Windows 7 location its %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Rockstar Games\GTA
IV\savegames\)
to the appropriate listed location above.

Plugin support:
* Added plugin API (xliveless.h and xlive.lib)

Special thanks to Rick and Seemann.