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lothe23
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 Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 12:40 pm Post subject: Trainer Button Functions |
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Hello, im trying to create a trainer with buttons that will teleport you to different places in a game. I got the pointer adresses for (x,y,z)
what i want to happen is: Press button -> Change value of three different pointers to three different values. Which results in a teleport ingame.
This is the code i put in so far but im clearly doing something wrong.
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function CEButton1Click(sender)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+308]+c]+18]+658]+38", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+2e8]+0]+24]+690]+24", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+7c]+2ac]+150]+51c]+24", Value)
end
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ParkourPenguin
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| Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 1:04 pm Post subject: |
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As I have said before:
| ParkourPenguin wrote: | If you double click on the "address" field of a memory record that's a pointer, the "Change address" window should appear. The very bottom editbox is the base address. The one above that is the first offset. The next one, the second offset, etc.
| Code: | | writeFloat("[[baseAddress]+firstOffset]+secondOffset", 3.14) |
If it's not working, make sure your offsets are in the right order. Post a picture of that box if you're not sure. |
AKA, your offsets are in reverse order.
| Code: | function CEButton1Click(sender)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+38]+658]+18]+c]+308", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+690]+24]+0]+2e8", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+51c]+150]+2ac]+7c", Value)
end |
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lothe23
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| Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 1:21 pm Post subject: |
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| ParkourPenguin wrote: | As I have said []before[/url]:
| ParkourPenguin wrote: | If you double click on the "address" field of a memory record that's a pointer, the "Change address" window should appear. The very bottom editbox is the base address. The one above that is the first offset. The next one, the second offset, etc.
| Code: | | writeFloat("[[baseAddress]+firstOffset]+secondOffset", 3.14) |
If it's not working, make sure your offsets are in the right order. Post a picture of that box if you're not sure. |
AKA, your offsets are in reverse order.
| Code: | function CEButton1Click(sender)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+38]+658]+18]+c]+308", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+690]+24]+0]+2e8", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+51c]+150]+2ac]+7c", Value)
end |
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Oh sorry, i missed that part 
Anyways it looks like this now but it is still not working tho :p
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ParkourPenguin
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| Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 1:30 pm Post subject: |
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The script you're using w/ offsets in reverse order:
| Code: | function CEButton1Click(sender)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+308]+c]+18]+658]+38", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+2e8]+0]+24]+690]+24", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+7c]+2ac]+150]+51c]+24", Value)
end |
The corrected script w/ offsets in the correct order:
| Code: | function CEButton1Click(sender)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+38]+658]+18]+c]+308", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+690]+24]+0]+2e8", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+51c]+150]+2ac]+7c", Value)
end |
Do you see the difference? Even if you don't see it and/or don't understand why, you should at least be using the one with the offsets in the correct order.
Side note: make sure the functions are respectively assigned to the buttons' OnClick events.
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lothe23
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| Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 1:45 pm Post subject: |
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| ParkourPenguin wrote: | The script you're using w/ offsets in reverse order:
| Code: | function CEButton1Click(sender)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+308]+c]+18]+658]+38", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+2e8]+0]+24]+690]+24", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+7c]+2ac]+150]+51c]+24", Value)
end |
The corrected script w/ offsets in the correct order:
| Code: | function CEButton1Click(sender)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+38]+658]+18]+c]+308", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+690]+24]+0]+2e8", Value)
writeFloat("[[[[[game.exe+0084E4BC]+24]+51c]+150]+2ac]+7c", Value)
end |
Do you see the difference? Even if you don't see it and/or don't understand why, you should at least be using the one with the offsets in the correct order.
Side note: make sure the functions are respectively assigned to the buttons' OnClick events. |
Oh now i got it right! Thanks so much for being so patient with me!
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