(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I'm currently trying to discover the default bytes stored in FPS function, so I can reset my FPS after a game, otherwise my PS3 freezes. I'm working on a mod menu, and I just have an enable() function for it, that takes { 0x41, 0x00 }, I want to discover the disable() to avoid freezing. I know it starts with 0x41, but the second byte is different and I can't find it. Help please.

The code below must be broke, since it always returns a string "A".

                byte[] Bytes = PS3.GetBytes(0x277208, 0x100);

            label1.Text = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(Bytes);

You must have something wrong in your enable function if you freeze after the game.

But any way you can just do this -

    

byte[] Bytes = PS3.GetBytes(0x277208, 0x100);

label1.Text = BitConverter.ToString(Bytes);

I'm sure there is better ways of doing it, but it's what first came to mind.

By the way you know you can just look in IDA/HxD right -

0x277208 - 41 82 00 88

Thank you, sir! For the code fix, it works, and for the default bytes. Unfortunately my windows 10 has something against IDA/HxD, I never could get it working, so I'm always working in the dark.

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