perfect world international offset ???

03/17/2011 11:34 Eichman#1
hi

I need the new perfect world international offset:handsdown:

ntKid[MHS-RETRIEVER] does not work:(

would be great if someone could give me the Offset:D

yours sincerely: Eichman
03/17/2011 11:47 Sᴡoosh#2
Posting which ones you need and in what notation would speed up the process :)
03/17/2011 14:20 Eichman#3
i need the Costum_OffSets

If i start ntkid i get this :

[Custom_32_Offsets_In_Decimal]
Target_OffSet=2852
MaxMP_OffSet=1220
MP_OffSet=1344
HP_OffSet=1152
[Perfect_World_Base_Address_In_Decimal]
Application_Title=Element Client

But the MHS-BOT does not find me (my Char)

why??

I have already tried the to change Application_Title=Element Client in Application_Title=Perfect World International
03/17/2011 15:37 Sᴡoosh#4
1. MHS won't work even if you had all offsets. It uses the old way of targeting.
2. Your missing base and max hp.

Cheers
03/17/2011 15:59 Aduhn32#5
maybe this can help
Step:
-Select your process
- input base address
- the contents of value are you seeking
-press scan

download here
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03/17/2011 17:15 Sᴡoosh#6
Interesting tool, but maybe you should step away from autoit :)

Good job though.
03/18/2011 05:37 Aduhn32#7
Quote:
Originally Posted by 2981611 View Post
Interesting tool, but maybe you should step away from autoit :)

Good job though.
why?
I continue to do? using C + + compiler? It is very difficult in understanding.
I've tried them.
different from Autoit, Autoit very simple. whether C + + has a sample file? if there is, please show it to me ...
03/18/2011 16:03 Sᴡoosh#8
Quote:
Originally Posted by Aduhn32 View Post
why?
I continue to do? using C + + compiler? It is very difficult in understanding.
I've tried them.
different from Autoit, Autoit very simple. whether C + + has a sample file? if there is, please show it to me ...
Because autoit is nothing more then a script interbreter. This results in VERY slow and cpu killing oparation.

C++ is a bit harder, yes, but C# or Delphi (my favorite) is down to the ground.

Cheers