Post: Offsets Names Classes & Names Soldats
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05-05-2014, 11:46 PM
#1
Leaderfxck
Haxor!
1 : 0x017920b9
2 : 0x0179261d
3 : 0x01792B81
4 : 0x017930E5
5 : 0x01793649
6 : 0x01793BAD
7 : 0x01794111
8 : 0x01794675
9 : 0x01794BD9
10: 0x0179513D
Names Classes :
//Soldat1
0x1791DBB
0x1791E3B
0x1791EBB
0x1791F3B
0x17924BB
0x179203B
//Soldat2
0x179231F
0x179239F
0x179241F
0x179249F
0x179251F
0x179259F
//Soldat3
0x1792883
0x1792904
0x1792983
0x1792A03
0x1792A83
0x1792B03
//soldat 4
0x1792DE7
0x1792E67
0x1792EE7
0x1792F67
0x1792FE7
0x1793067
//soldat 5
0x179334C
0x17933CC
0x179344C
0x17934CC
0x179354C
0x17935CC
//soldat 6
0x17938B0
0x1793930
0x17939B0
0x1793A30
0x1793AB0
0x1793B30
//soldat 7
0x1793E14
0x1793E94
0x1793F14
0x1793F94
0x1794014
0x1794094
//soldat 8
0x1794378
0x17943F8
0x1794478
0x17944F8
0x1794578
0x17945F8
//soldat 9
0x17948DC
0x179495C
0x17949DC
0x1794A5C
0x1794ADC
0x1794B5C
//soldat 10
0x1794E3F
0x1794EC0
0x1794F3F
0x1794FC0
0x179503F
0x17950C0
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05-05-2014, 11:54 PM
#2
Bitwise
Mario!
int getSoldierNameAddy(int soldierIndex)
{
return 0x017920b9 + (soldierIndex * 0x564);
}
int getSoldierClassAddy(int soldierIndex, int classNum)
{
return 0x17918D7 + ((classNum * 0x80) + (soldierIndex * 0x564));
}
Hell, you could even add apart to your app, where you dump memory are search for your Soldier name, and do the opposite of the math I have done there to return the soldierIndex. All within the app. Like you own little soldierIndexForName
Last edited by
Bitwise ; 05-06-2014 at 12:00 AM.
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05-06-2014, 12:31 AM
#3
ImSooCool
Vault dweller
Originally posted by B1TW153
int getSoldierNameAddy(int soldierIndex)
{
return 0x017920b9 + (soldierIndex * 0x564);
}
int getSoldierClassAddy(int soldierIndex, int classNum)
{
return 0x17918D7 + ((classNum * 0x80) + (soldierIndex * 0x564));
}
Hell, you could even add apart to your app, where you dump memory are search for your Soldier name, and do the opposite of the math I have done there to return the soldierIndex. All within the app. Like you own little soldierIndexForName
Them noobies dont get it
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05-06-2014, 03:47 AM
#5
Winter
Purple God
Originally posted by B1TW153
int getSoldierNameAddy(int soldierIndex)
{
return 0x017920b9 + (soldierIndex * 0x564);
}
int getSoldierClassAddy(int soldierIndex, int classNum)
{
return 0x17918D7 + ((classNum * 0x80) + (soldierIndex * 0x564));
}
Hell, you could even add apart to your app, where you dump memory are search for your Soldier name, and do the opposite of the math I have done there to return the soldierIndex. All within the app. Like you own little soldierIndexForName
ImSooCool is right, newbs wont understand how this works, if you just give them the stuff to do it they wont learn anything, but give them the tools and knowledge to make it on their own and they will learn.
05-06-2014, 06:37 AM
#6
Bitwise
Mario!
Originally posted by Winter
ImSooCool is right, newbs wont understand how this works, if you just give them the stuff to do it they wont learn anything, but give them the tools and knowledge to make it on their own and they will learn.
How wont they know how it works lol?
strncpy((char*)getSoldierNameAddy(1), "^1YAAAAAAAAY", 0x20);
What's not to get exactly? It's just return an address generated with the correct math to return what it looks like an entry point into a local structure...
05-06-2014, 06:57 AM
#7
Mango_Knife
In my man cave
Originally posted by B1TW153
int getSoldierNameAddy(int soldierIndex)
{
return 0x017920b9 + (soldierIndex * 0x564);
}
int getSoldierClassAddy(int soldierIndex, int classNum)
{
return 0x17918D7 + ((classNum * 0x80) + (soldierIndex * 0x564));
}
Hell, you could even add apart to your app, where you dump memory are search for your Soldier name, and do the opposite of the math I have done there to return the soldierIndex. All within the app. Like you own little soldierIndexForName
Some people (who dont code) like to find all the offsets, so they can edit this with debugger...
05-06-2014, 07:36 AM
#9
Mango_Knife
In my man cave
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