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I am just getting into modding BO1, and I am kinda going slow and confused. I am trying to add the WallHack, and I am not sure how/where to find the offset to edit.
I decrypted the eboot.bin and loaded the .elf find into HEX edit and IDA Pro, but I couldn't see what to change.
For example this is the offset a member here posted. (Hacking247)

Real Wall-Hack:
RTM = 0x131144
EBOOT = 0x121144
On = 0x38, 0xC0, 0xF0, 0x03
Off = 0xFC, 0xC0, 0xF8, 0x90

How do I find and edit those number?

I know they are tools to connect and do all that, but I want to learn and do it myself.

Thank you

looking at your thread i cant figure out weather or not your trying to learn how to eboot edit as you say at the top of the thread or you trying to get into make tools (bottom of your thread)?

I am wondering if it's doable without real time editing. For example I've seen some eboot files that people claim they added Blackbird / Steady Aim / Disable Cheat Protection / Wall Hack / No Recoil / Disable Perk Check....Does that make it a permanent hack and no need for an RTM Tool?

I was trying to find this EBOOT = 0x121144 even tried 121144 but couldn't find anything.

you use hex edit to edit the eboot

so you'll have a window open like this...


0x121144 00 00 00 00
0x121149 00 00 00 00
0x12114E 00 00 00 00
0x121153 00 00 00 00

so you'll see something like the above so the row at the top is you wallhack offset correct? also all them 0s most likly wont be 0s they will be random as shit but anyways lets continue

0x121144 00 00 00 00 <--- here is where you want to replace the bytes so your on bytes are 0x38, 0xC0, 0xF0, 0x03 so we would remove the 0x as these are for c#, c++ etc so now we want to replace the mod with the on bytes (go to bottom)
0x121149 00 00 00 00
0x12114E 00 00 00 00
0x121153 00 00 00 00

0x121144 38 C0 F0 03 like this in hex edit and your done

Well explained. Now the offset I am replacing is 0x121144 and the search return something can't find the offset, so I tried 121144, and still nothing. Does that mean the offset is old and COD updated BO1 ebbot file? The offset is for BO1 1.13 and that's what I have.

Another question: Lets assume the search find the offset, will the cursor be placed at the beginning of the offset and I would just type and replace it?

Thanks for the clarification

i dno maybe hacking247 has given wrong offsets i dno as i havent touched the ps3 system in a while and all no you dont want to write over the offset you want to write over the squence of 2 digits numbers/letters next to the offset

You have to open calculator, set it to programmer hex and then subtract -10,000 from the offset... then open hxd and search for that offset... i haven't modded ps3 for a long time but i hope this helps...

Edit: I found an old thread you can follow You must login or register to view this content.

Thank you, that helped