Post: How To Use "sprintf" In Your SPRX
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08-14-2014, 10:41 PM
#1
Shark
Retired.
well first of all if you want to use this for other games you will need to the "com_sprintf" address from the game and you also need the TOC
//0x03E4BE0 - Com_sprintf (char *dest, int size, const char *fmt,...)
opd_s Com_sprintf_t = { 0x03E4BE0, TOC };
int(*Com_sprintf)(char *dest, int size, const char *fmt, ...) = (int(*)(char *, int, char const *, ...))&Com_sprintf_t;
How To Use
char buffer[100];
Com_sprintf(buffer, 100, "Testing %s %i", "Hi", 1337);
//Final String Will Be Stored In Buffer
//Buffer = "Testing Hi 1337"
You can do this method for any other functions that are in the game you just have to find the address
!
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Shark ; 08-17-2014 at 10:47 AM.
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08-14-2014, 11:37 PM
#2
Azus
Little One
Originally posted by Shark
Hey, since a lot of people have been having trouble getting sprintf to work in their codes due to compile errors I have decided to release this so people are able to use sprintf without any issues as its a really useful function to have :p
well first of all if you want to use this for other games you will need to the "com_sprintf" address from the game and you also need the TOC
How To Use
You can do this method for any other functions that are in the game you just have to find the address!
well first of all if you want to use this for other games you will need to the "com_sprintf" address from the game and you also need the TOC
//0x03E4BE0 - Com_sprintf (char *dest, int size, const char *fmt,...)
//Function returns a pointer to the string
opd_s Com_sprintf_t = { 0x03E4BE0, TOC };
int(*Com_sprintf)(char *dest, int size, const char *fmt, ...) = (int(*)(char *, int, char const *, ...))&Com_sprintf_t;
How To Use
char buffer[100];
Com_sprintf(buffer, 100, "Testing %s %i", "Hi", 1337);
//Will return a pointer to a string "Testing Hi 1337"
You can do this method for any other functions that are in the game you just have to find the address
!
gg m8
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