(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); NOTE: If you freeze, connect via CCAPI! I currently have no idea what happens, i will look over it l8er
*Thanks to FFM | iMoDz + GsRClans for telling me

[UPDATE Some people asked me for this ]

Hi NGU, i only see the same tools over and over - so i want to bring you guys something new, like Shark did with his usable Turrets.

Once i'd like to say thanks to Shark, i took EntOrigin + EntAngles from his Thread and Aerosoul for his Asset Dump, where i used some Models to test it!

*If you dont know how to find Models, browse in this section and you will find Aerosoul's Thread, download it and view the "xmodels.txt"

I dont want to say more, you guys should know the rest...

Here's a picture of what you can do:

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And here's the code:
*If you dont have Read&WriteSingle, its simply Read&WriteFloat, you guys should be smart anought!

    

public static uint spawnEntity(string ModelName, float[] Origin, float[] Angles)

{

      uint Entity = (uint)RPC.Call(0x3669B0);

      RPC.WriteSingle(Entity + 0x138, Origin);

      RPC.WriteSingle(Entity + 0x148, Angles);

      RPC.Call(0x365738, Entity, ModelName);

      RPC.Call(0x35B6C4, Entity);

      return Entity;

 }

if you still don't have any idea on how to use it, ill made some quick functions for you!

    

public static uint G_Client(int clientIndex, uint Mod = 0x00)

{

     return (0x1950880 + (0x4180 * (uint)clientIndex) + Mod);

}



public static float[] getPlayerOrigin(int clientIndex)

{

     return RPC.ReadSingle(G_Client(clientIndex, 0x7, 3);

}



public static float[] getPlayerAngles(int clientIndex)

{

     return RPC.ReadSingle(G_Client(clientIndex, 0x1B4), 3);

}

Use it like this:

    

spawnEntity(<string>,<float>,<float>;

spawnentity("modelName", getPlayerOrigin(0), getPlayerAngles(0)); <- this will spawn an Entity at Client 0's origin!

if you dont want to use Angles, simply go on like this:

spawnEntity("modelname", getPlayerOrigin(0), new float[] { 0, 0, 0 });

Here's something cool that TheModedHacker made:
*what it does: it should spawn an entity infront of you, with a distance of 6 meters! <- needs to be tested!

    

public void EntityAnglesToForward(int client, string Model, int Distance = 6)

{

float diff = Distance * 40;

float [] Angles = Lib.ReadSingle(G_Client(client, 0x7, 3);

float [] Position = Lib.ReadSingle(G_Client(client, 0x1B4), 3);



float num = ((float)Math.Sin((Angles[0] * Math.PI) / 180)) * diff;

float num1 = (float)Math.Sqrt(((diff * diff) - (num * num)));

float num2 = ((float)Math.Sin((Angles[1] * Math.PI) / 180)) * num1;

float num3 = ((float)Math.Cos((Angles[1] * Math.PI) / 180)) * num1;



float[] forward = new float[] { Position[0] + num3, Position[1] + num2, Position[2] - num };

spawnEntity(Model, forward, Angles);



}

Maybe someone will use it, maybe not. But i'm sure it's something cool to mess with

Credits are ontop but yea,

Me - Making the Functions + Finding Addresses
Shark - EntityOrigin + EntityAngles
Aerosoul - Asset Dump
TheModedHacker - EntityAnglesToForward (Extra Function he posted below)

Have a greate day!

Very Nice Thx

Great work

Updated to 1.04 because some people asked me for this

            public static UInt32 SpawnEntity(String model = "projectile_pod_care_package", Single x = 0, Single y = 0, Single z = 0, Single yaw = 0, Single pitch = 0, Single roll = 0)

        {

            UInt32 entity = (uint)RPC.Call(0x3669B0);

            PS3.Extension.WriteFloat((entity + 0x134), x);

            PS3.Extension.WriteFloat((entity + 0x13C), y);

            PS3.Extension.WriteFloat((entity + 0x13, z);

            PS3.Extension.WriteFloat((entity + 0x140), yaw);

            PS3.Extension.WriteFloat((entity + 0x144), pitch);

            PS3.Extension.WriteFloat((entity + 0x14, roll);

            RPC.Call(0x365738, entity, model);

            RPC.Call(0x35B658, entity);

            Thread.Sleep(30);

            return entity;

        }

+04 & +08... 😂

Thanks reaper

Gw <3