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08/10/2014 13:48 BullenHaii#1
how can unlocker fps
i understand this Tutorial by-Unionteams
I do everything in this explanation I have Windows 7 64 Bit, But I do not find word sleep

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can any one help me

I want any one of the work of Conquer.EXE and the unlocker fps, I should be grateful to him

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08/10/2014 19:46 Unionteams#2
You need to install Stealth64
08/10/2014 21:46 BullenHaii#3
what's the Stealth64 ?
08/28/2014 17:37 Unionteams#4
Plugin for ollydbg
08/28/2014 18:26 Best Coder 2014#5
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Originally Posted by Unionteams View Post
You need to install Stealth64
No he doesn't. Did you even fucking read what his problem was? :facepalm:

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08/28/2014 18:50 Super Aids#6
First of all make sure you're in the right module.
View -> Executable Modules
Then you have to find Conquer.exe
Then you do search for -> "All ntermodular calls"
Type SLEEP (result will be KERNEL32.Sleep) which is what we want to look for, because it's used to sleep the current thread and if you understand how the FPS works then it means Frames per second, so you want it the thread that processes everything to sleep for less time.

Then you want to change the LEA instruction's arguments from ECX+19 into ECX+VALUE where VALUE is a smaller value than 19.
Then you have to change the ADD instruction from ECX,19 to ECX,19 where value has to be the same value as you changed the LEA instruction too.
ECX is pushed onto the stack (function parameter for idiots) for the KERNEL32.Sleep function which then pops the value off and sleeps it for that amount of milliseconds. The value has to be DWORD.

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Note: This is just in short. I won't explain the assembly part and why etc. since you probably have no idea wtf I am even talking about right now.
08/31/2014 13:31 Queenieyu#7
thank you, nice guide.:p