Originally posted by DerMive
So i would like to ask you, if you can explain to me how to do this
The simpliest way to find offsets is ProDG Debugger...
Requirements:
A Brain
PS3 Running On DEX
Copy Of Black Ops 3
Next you want to download the PS3 Connector by primetime43..
https://www.nextgenupdate.com/forums/ps3-cheats-customization/639327-ps3-connector-real-time-modding-3.html
You then want to open ProDG Debugger and then once its loaded you want to be on black ops 3 (doesn't have to be this game) and you want to open the PS3 Connector and connect then you want to update the memory in ProDG Debugger...
Once all the above is complete you should start to see the bytes change...
Example of bytes...
In ProDG Debugger - 01 or FF should look like that
In Visual Studio Project - 0x01 or 0xFF should look like that
Once in ProDG You are going to search for your name and keep searching till you find it and when you change the text of your name it should change in game to...
Once you have found this you know you are by where clients memory is loaded (g_client) and then you can mess around with the memory there.
For example if you have 14 bullets (but in bytes it will look like this -> 0D) in your ammo clip and i shot 1 bullet i will refresh the memory and and it should change to 0C so i will search for 0C which has a value of 13 and once i find where the memory has changed i will change FF or something (FF = 255) but if you ammo does not change you can shoot another bullet and reload again and your new value should be 0B (12) and you can try changing the bytes again once you have found that value and keep repeating till you find it.
Address Such As:
SV_GameSendServerCommand
Cbuf_Addtext
G_Client
G_Entity
G_Spawn
Etc...
You will need to learn PowerPC First you can do this by using bad luck brains PowerPC eBook -
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But before moving to PowerPC i suggest you learn a lot of C# Or C++ so you have a little bit more understanding on what everything does and how it works.
Other Notes:
When a byte changes in debugger it will turn red untill the next refresh.
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