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Twistedfate
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 Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2016 3:44 pm Post subject: how to Give one address 2 values with 2 intervals . |
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This instruction access my address
| Code: | | fld dword ptr [esi+1C] |
my address value is = .75 in float
I want to give this address 2 values :
.75 for 10 mil seconds
and
0 for 5 mil second
How can I do this : please provide any simple code
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Zanzer
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| Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2016 4:09 pm Post subject: |
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| Code: | if mytimer == nil then
mytimer = createTimer(nil, false)
end
mytimer.Interval = 5
counter = 0
mytimer.OnTimer = function(timer)
counter = counter + 1
if counter > 2 then
writeFloat("address", 0)
counter = 0
else
writeFloat("address", 0.75)
end
end
mytimer.Enabled = true |
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Twistedfate
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| Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2016 5:39 pm Post subject: |
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[quote="Zanzer"]
I dont want to change the address directly
I want the instruction
| Code: | | fld dword ptr [esi+1C] |
give me the 2 values by code injection .
and where is interval of 10 mil sec in the above script ?
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cooleko
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| Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2016 10:06 pm Post subject: |
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Then you need to:
Create an AOB script using the Template
Create a variable using GlobalAlloc
replace esi+1C with that variable
activate the script
Use Zanzer's script above to set the value of the variable to .75 or 0 for the timeframe you wanted.
literally what Zanzer told you to do, but now with a variable so that you can make things as complicated and convoluted as you like...
The counter code implements the 10ms and 5 ms intervals. You need to learn more about coding!
Code runs every 5ms, so if the counter counts to 2 it is 10ms.
Now i'm fairly sleepy, but the code appears to last for 15ms to me before changing. So you may want to look at it twice.
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panraven
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| Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2016 2:53 am Post subject: |
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May I ask why need this small interval of time, 5 and 10 mil sec ?
If it is a game, and this particular part of code is executed once per frame, and fps is 30, the code should only executed once for every 33mil sec on average. During this frame, if some mechanism, eg Lua code, make the small request interval value change perfectly, the native code may not see the desired ratio, eg.
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00 ms frame 1 : executing native code
05 ms -- lua timer count 0, value 0.75
10 ms -- lua timer count 1, value 0.75
15 ms -- lua timer count 2, value 0.00
20 ms -- lua timer count 0, value 0.75
25 ms -- lua timer count 1, value 0.75
30 ms -- lua timer count 2, value 0.00
33 ms frame 2 : executing native code
35 ms -- lua timer count 0, value 0.75
40 ms -- lua timer count 1, value 0.75
45 ms -- lua timer count 2, value 0.00
50 ms -- lua timer count 0, value 0.75
55 ms -- lua timer count 1, value 0.75
60 ms -- lua timer count 2, value 0.00
66 ms frame 3 : executing native code
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The address may be accessed by other part of code many times during the frame, may be similar logic as Zanzer's Lua code using counter can be applied in native code form, not in exactly 5mil sec to 10 mil sec, but 1 frame to 2 frames (or n frames to 2xn frames for larger interval) duration? It may complicated the native code if exactly timing in mil sec is required.
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