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You are just writing bytes to a file, its the same thing I purdy much do in derp except I'm doing it with my memory handler on demand instead of changing a file.
je 12345 == 0F 84 35 30 00 00 // ja 12345 == 0F 87 35 30 00 00
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You again, are incorrect. Compiling code and writing code seem to be where you've fallen off here. Hex editing and coding are very different.
This is what those bytes are compiled from:
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if(PCPawn.bIsWalking)
{
PCPawn.MoveSpeedType = 1;
}
// End:0xC1
else
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if(bIsSprinting)
{
MoveSpeedType = 3;
// End:0x5E
if(bIsUnsheathed)
{
SheatheWeapon();
}
}
// End:0x6D
else
{
MoveSpeedType = 2;
}
}
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This specific piece of code is very easy to change in a hex editor, since the value you are changing is a simple integer value (24 02 -> 24 03)
Which changes the raw cpp script to
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if(bIsSprinting)
{
MoveSpeedType = 3;
// End:0x5E
if(bIsUnsheathed)
{
SheatheWeapon();
}
}
// End:0x6D
else
{
MoveSpeedType = 3;
}
}
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Write the script -> change the code
You did not post the Fly/No Clip, this is the one that required hours of function backtracing to find a proper application for hex editing within the bounds of the file size and memory size. This required me to write my own functions entirely, not just change simple 2/2 tokens.
I think you're misinterpreting what hex editing is. It is only a means of applying changes to a function, if you don't know the script, you have no idea what values you are modifying, or where to find them in memory. (CE does well for searching for integer tokens, but you can only do so much)
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No, I posted updated bytes and simply used the old ones that were given to me by a user in decimal format then converted to hex then simply pattern scanned the file and updated it accordingly and yes I was willing to help you, but now your just picking a senseless argument and should just let it go guy, it serves no purpose, just work on your program/secure it/update it an continue on.
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It would seem like the amount of knowledge you have would serve no purpose for me. Thank you for the offer, though.
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No it isn't - and I highlighted why.
I understand what it feels like to have things posted, but I posted nothing of yours, so drop it.
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Then why are you telling me to secure my file? And why do you secure your own, as you stated? You feel it's wrong that my method was being given away for free (which is obvious, seeing that you apologized for this)
I'm not sure what you're defending at this point. You've proven your purpose to me, I just felt the need to call you out is all.
