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Hi, there is a function in a game that contains all player objects and I made a cheat that moves every address that instruction contains (the player objects) into my own allocated memory with a registersymbol which I then use to set my own player object to which then causes my player to appear on another player.

The problem is I want my player to appear on each player over and over as the instruction contains all the players but the script only makes me go to one player and remains on that player till the player dies / etc causing the object to go away which it then moves over to another player

Is there any way to make my player move to each player over and over? For example move to one player for a second then onto another then another rather than stay on one even though it's receiving several at once

Hope I didn't explain it too poorly and apologies if so. I'm not sure how to explain this another way.


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An instruction "movq xmm0,[esi+000000E5]" contains all player objects which are accessed by it. I then make a code that moves [esi+e0] into my own register symboled memory and then make a code that replaces my player object with the players from that address, which causes my player to appear on their player, so when they move around my player automatically sticks with them and follows them around.

Problem is, even though [esi+e5] contains all players ( let's say 8 players ) it only moves me to one player and then if that player object goes away (respawn, et-cetera) it moves me to another player, which is good but I wish it would move me to each address back and forth rather than only one object address. I'm very unsure how I'd go on about doing that.

Maybe I could somehow use a compare to check for objects that have been used and then skip that? Problem doing that would be I don't want to skip the player I still want to move onto the player for a few seconds and then move over to another and then back again- Not even sure how I would compare such thing and I would need a timer.

I'm sure there's a better and more logical method for this.

I was sure Cheat Engine would already make me go back and forth seeing as my memory location always receives an object so if you were to look at it from a value it would rapidly change object to object but yet I appear to stick with only one object till that object goes away and then it uses another object for another player and then sticks with that object and so on...

Attached a picture as you can see several objects are being stored by that instruction and only "counts" if a player walks around. This is where the issue happens, even if say all players walk around it still somehow sticks with one object.

Also I know it's not really an object what you see in the picture but that address - E5 leads me to the actual object, and E5 is the offset for velocity.

[daspamer]

Well one approach would be create an array (list), ordered by player address.
then iterate over the list and verify that each address is still valid (if not adjust.. remove address from list and shift the rest), this way you can count how many players there, and maintain append zero dword at the end (boundary).
allocate memory for index, and use it to select which player you seek to teleport to, or if you wish to select a different one by supplying an id (of course in list boundaries).

Could post an example if needed(not exact related to teleporting, some old work I made for some game)
or if you post some of the code I would try and help.

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[daspamer]

Tried to comment as much as I can do, also removed some game related information.
Key function:
checkLastItem - checks each item and item (recursive function); assigned to a different hook, more frequent called, to keep only relevant information.
_isWeaponID - checks if given value exists in our pre-made list; logic can be used to verify if given value exists in a list.
InventoryHook - performs checks (e.g weapon belongs to player and such), appends to a list (checkLastItem keeps it relavent by removing nulled entries).