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Alot of people have asked me how to do it
So here it is i release a tut of how to code it

Things that are needed:
Visual Studio (Any)
Teleport Offset: 0x00f4449c
And PS3Lib.dll

Alright lets start:
First add the PS3Lib and all the other things you need to the project.

Getting Ready:
Step 1)
First we will need to code ClientInt into the tool
Put this up to your project:
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        private int ClientInt = 0;

        private uint ClientUInt = 0;

Step 2)
Lets make a function for the Teleport Offset on the project, insted of write the offset all the time
Add this somewhere on your project:

    

    public static UInt32

    TeleportOffset = 0x00f4449c;

Coding The Functions:

Now lets start to code the functions on the project that we will use to code the Save Position and the Load Position:
Add this 2 codes somewhere to your project:

Save Position:

    

        #region SavePosition

        private void SavePosition(int ClientInt)

        {

            byte[] lalal = PS3.Extension.ReadBytes(TeleportOffset + ((uint)ClientInt * 0x3700), 14);

            System.IO.File.WriteAllBytes(@"Position.txt", lalal);

        }

        #endregion

Load Position:
On the load position you got a few options:
Teleport client to position
Teleport everyone to position

So lets code them both :

    

        #region TeleportClientToPosition

        private void TeleportClientToPosition(int ClientInt)

        {

            byte[] lalal = System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(@"Position.txt");

            PS3.Extension.WriteBytes(TeleportOffset + ((uint)ClientInt * 0x3700), lalal);

        }

        #endregion

    

        #region TeleportEveryoneToPosition

        private void TeleportEveryoneToPosition(int ClientInt)

        {

            byte[] lalal = System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(@"Position.txt");

            for (uint i = 1; i < 11; i++)

            {

                uint allClientsOffset = (uint)TeleportOffset + (0x3700 * i);

                PS3.Extension.WriteBytes(allClientsOffset, lalal);

            }

        }

We are doing "uint i = 1; i <11; i++ "wich mean it will teleport all the clients , but not the client 0 (Host)

Coding The Function Into A Button/numericUpDown/DataGridView or anything you choose:

First you will need a Save Position button or what ever you use
Insert this into the button or whatever you using:

    

                SavePosition(ClientInt)//the client int is index wich mean its start's from client 0 you can choose wich client to save his position.

Now lets add this somewhere in your project If its a button or a mod menu or anything you choosed

    

                //This code is to teleport everyone to the saved position.

                TeleportEveryoneToPosition(ClientInt);

Now lets test this:
Click on the button and it will teleport everyone to the position you choosed.

Last Thing:
You will want to delete the Positon.txt everytime you quit the tool.
So easiely click on the form and go to this option:
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Then just type this on the Form_Closing:
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            System.IO.File.Delete(@"Position.txt");

If you want to make the load position to Auto Just put this on a timer
Exmple:
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Here are some codes that i used to teleport to diffrent places (If its teleport to me, to client and etc)

    

        #region TeleportEveryoneToHost

        private void TeleportEveryoneToHost(int ClientInt)

        {

            byte[] lalal = PS3.Extension.ReadBytes(TeleportOffset, 14);

            for (uint i = 1; i < 11; i++)

            {

                uint allClientsOffset = (uint)TeleportOffset + (0x3700 * i);

                PS3.Extension.WriteBytes(allClientsOffset, lalal);

            }

        }

        #endregion

    

        #region TeleportClientToHost

        private void TeleportClientToHost(int ClientInt)

        {

            byte[] lalal = PS3.Extension.ReadBytes(TeleportOffset, 14);

            PS3.Extension.WriteBytes(TeleportOffset + ((uint)ClientInt * 0x3700), lalal);

        }

        #endregion

    

        #region TeleportHostToClient

        private void TeleportHostToClient(int ClientInt)

        {

            byte[] lalal = PS3.Extension.ReadBytes(TeleportOffset + ((uint)ClientInt * 0x3700), 14);

            PS3.Extension.WriteBytes(TeleportOffset, lalal);

        }

        #endregion

    

        #region TeleportEveryoneToClient

        private void TeleportEveryoneToClient(int ClientInt)

        {

            byte[] lalal = PS3.Extension.ReadBytes(TeleportOffset + ((uint)ClientInt * 0x3700), 14);

            for (uint i = 1; i < 11; i++)

            {

                uint allClientsOffset = (uint)TeleportOffset + (0x3700 * i);

                PS3.Extension.WriteBytes(allClientsOffset, lalal);

            }

        }

        #endregion

FAQ's:

The "14" Is the bytes that the position.txt is saving then its sending the bytes to the other client and it teleporting him.
If you getting error with the System.IO So add this to your project: using System.IO;
If you are getting problem with this just quote what you getting hard with and i will help


Credits:
Me - Teleport Offset + Function
xHostModer - Teaching me C# in old days...

Have Fun Guys

why are u writing the bytes in a file? you could just store them in a sys byte or some ware in the ps3 memory

I don't think you even know what static means, if you say "static byte"

Yes I do, static means it sets the instance, and in this case you would need to make the byte static, I didn't know what else to call it, why are you pissed off all of a sudden lol.

static bytes or any static variable/void can only be used in a static instance so if you tried using a static byte[] in a non-static void it wouldn't work. All I am trying to say is that it doesnt need to be static, it can be public, public static, static, private, private static. It all just depends on how you write your scripts. Learn your shit before you talk.

Ya I know, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the way you're doing it, I'm just saying that for a faster way and easier way you can use the way I said, but you're way is fine. I was just saying it for the people that are a bit confused with your code and might want to try out the way I said.

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Do you think you can send the whole project, I didn't understand that much