I don't know if you looked at his window but it didn't have the 0x,
meaning there never was a 0x and you have wasted lots of time.
Lol.
meaning there never was a 0x and you have wasted lots of time.
Lol.
If you do enough things, such as:Quote:
I'm going to have to say this was mildly interesting... until the 'look for specific asm out of list of well over a million other very similiar ones which are sorted by address and not in any useful way, which only might be there if you didn't screw up earlier. enjoy your next 72 hours' part.
Guess I'll try out jolt's seems more complete and do-able for anyone with patience that doesn't rival that of a mountain. A~nd if I can't get that to work I'll probably just pack it in and be thankful I didn't take up coding as a hobby.
Edit: Well that worked out, though auto-ban was swift and ammusing, so I guess I'll lurk more and see if I can ever figure this one out.
Edit 2: Can you verify that mov [esi+0x19C],eax still exists... I sorta found a way to 'find' my way through the entire disassembler list (My clipboard hates you and says you should sleep with your eyes open :/) without finding it. Is there any particular action one must take during that running and jumping and gunning step to make it show itself?
LoL! True. According to the pic, there was no 0x infront. In the text he wrote, there was. That may have been to throw off web-searching h4x who aren't interested in a community, only want to leech. :PQuote:
I don't know if you looked at his window but it didn't have the 0x,
meaning there never was a 0x and you have wasted lots of time.
Lol.
I dunno how anyone else did it here, but on the way I did it- I don't see a zero in there anywhere. :-PQuote:
MOV ECX, DWORD PTR [ESI+20],MOV DWORD PTR [ESI+19C], EAX,LEA EAX, DWORD PTR [EBP-C] in the box to get the poke addys and i got 2 pokes.