I think copartner not packager sent
You can see it dropping items...
You can see it dropping items...
thats what i did. ;DQuote:
Originally posted by blinko@Dec 14 2006, 20:31
nice, yeah the profession address was all sorts of different with my many client testing (will now use prog4mers :) )
also it'd be easy to simply get the job number then for example
if ID = "14" then
text1.text = "DragonTrojan"
end if
F1 01982F14 F2 01982F18 F3 +4 F4 +4 and so on, till F10 lol, im lazy
1st Slot 01951BEC
2nd Slot 01951BF0
+4
+4
...
...
40 Slot 01951C88 as i said, im lazy :P
try checking the number of arrows and check for that value in 4 Bytes, then just change the value using the cheat engine or artmoney, until the arrow amount changes :PQuote:
Originally posted by dlerch@Dec 15 2006, 10:30
Ok, I am new to this and getting frustrated. I dont want to know what the address is I want to know what i am doing wrong in looking for it. I am looking for the memory address where the number of arrows are stored in the quiver. I have done several searches on the process memory both before and after changing the number in the quiver without ever finding the right address. I have searched using text/Byte/2Byte/4Byte. I am sure it is something simple I am doing wrong so if anyone could give me a hand. My ultimate goal is to learn to find these memory addresses so eventually I can contribute a little to wat is going on here. Thank You
I dont know if this is helpful but I think I did manage to find the amount of gold address 00512E34. Now I am not sure if this address will always be the same because when I ask the program I am using to change the address it gives me this Conquer.exe+112E34. I "think" this means that I add the memory address of the process to 112E34 to get the amount of gold. Ill try to verify this.
try checking the number of arrows and check for that value in 4 Bytes, then just change the value using the cheat engine or artmoney, until the arrow amount changes :P [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by blinko+Dec 15 2006, 13:17--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (blinko @ Dec 15 2006, 13:17)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--dlerch@Dec 15 2006, 10:30
Ok, I am new to this and getting frustrated. I dont want to know what the address is I want to know what i am doing wrong in looking for it. I am looking for the memory address where the number of arrows are stored in the quiver. I have done several searches on the process memory both before and after changing the number in the quiver without ever finding the right address. I have searched using text/Byte/2Byte/4Byte. I am sure it is something simple I am doing wrong so if anyone could give me a hand. My ultimate goal is to learn to find these memory addresses so eventually I can contribute a little to wat is going on here. Thank You
I dont know if this is helpful but I think I did manage to find the amount of gold address 00512E34. Now I am not sure if this address will always be the same because when I ask the program I am using to change the address it gives me this Conquer.exe+112E34. I "think" this means that I add the memory address of the process to 112E34 to get the amount of gold. Ill try to verify this.
Yes, it is still dynamic. I have the address, but I am saving it for my new updatable memory table API system.Quote:
Originally posted by yokoyoko@Dec 15 2006, 22:58
Woot nice list! even the coords ^^
K waiting for the hp one xD (Is it still dymanic?)
p.s. does it matter which multiclient I use?
it's really simple man, as long as you know the API calls you're using.Quote:
Originally posted by Lotherein@Dec 16 2006, 06:51
sometimes i wish i payed attention in computer programming class, i dumbfound myself like this trying to read and figure this stuff out, lol *long time programming noober*