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vng21092
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 Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2015 9:32 pm Post subject: Need some advice |
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So I decided it was finally time I learned some LUA. I wanted to start with some simple stuff. I registered a symbol called "perk" in an ASM script, and I wanted to add to that value via LUA. After a bit of searching I came up with this | Code: | [Enable]
{$lua}
perkAdd=getAddress("perk")
newPerk=readInteger(perkAdd)
newPerk=newPerk+(0x00008000)
writeInteger(perkAdd,newPerk)
{$asm}
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{$lua}
newPerk=newPerk-(0x00008000)
writeInteger(perkAdd,newPerk)
{$asm} |
Now this works but, I need 5 of these. Each to add a different value, surely there must be a shorter way then to copy and paste this five times right? What can I do?
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Zanzer
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| Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2015 9:46 pm Post subject: |
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Could setup a little table of name-value pairs and cycle through them.
| Code: | local stats = {
["perk"] = 0x8000,
["val2"] = 0x100
}
for name,value in pairs(stats) do
local addr = getAddress(name)
local newVal = readInteger(addr)
newVal = newVal + value
writeInteger(addr, newVal)
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Or if you only wanted your code to appear simpler, put everything in one line. 
| Code: | | writeInteger("perk", readInteger("perk") + 0x8000) |
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vng21092
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| Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2015 10:17 pm Post subject: |
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ahh the second worked perfectly, thanks. Its funny because while I was searching for solutions, I came across those 4 lines from one of your older posts. So I just applied it to my table, and it turned out ok. so... double thanks 
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