I Need Help With cSro OpCodes

06/21/2010 10:49 Niperx#1

Ok i need help with this.

Lets say Nude Patch its this code:

Code:

    Public Sub NudePatch()
        Dim lpBuffer As Byte = &H90
        CnLoader_Frm.WriteProcessMemory(Me.SroProcessHandleGlobel, &H9FAE6B, (lpBuffer), 1, 0)
        CnLoader_Frm.WriteProcessMemory(Me.SroProcessHandleGlobel, &H9FAE6D, (lpBuffer), 1, 0)
    End Sub

And it works how do they get this ?

[How to get whats in red]

Code:

    Public Sub NudePatch()
        Dim lpBuffer As Byte = [COLOR="Red"]&H90[/COLOR]
        CnLoader_Frm.WriteProcessMemory(Me.SroProcessHandleGlobel, [COLOR="Red"]&H9FAE6B[/COLOR], (lpBuffer), 1, 0)
        CnLoader_Frm.WriteProcessMemory(Me.SroProcessHandleGlobel, [COLOR="Red"]&H9FAE6D[/COLOR], (lpBuffer), 1, 0)
    End Sub

How can i get that parts that are in red? This is VB.Net

And that nude patch works for 1.166 cSro.

Please help ^^

06/21/2010 13:42 lesderid#2

Those are memory addresses.
Opcodes are the function identifiers of the packets being transmitted.

And sorry, I can't help you atm. As I already said, I have exams this week.

06/21/2010 16:16 Niperx#3

Ummh ok. Well ill be waiting :)

06/21/2010 16:52 ms#4

The easiest way is to look for a certain pattern of bytes in the client you already have the address and then look for the same pattern in your client.

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06/21/2010 19:14 Niperx#5

Quote:

Originally Posted by Disconnect

The easiest way is to look for a certain pattern of bytes in the client you already have the address and then look for the same pattern in your client.

Example: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Yeah, but i mean how to get it?

I wanna add Remove Logo, that appears after the little logo when you click start.

I search it with olly and search for all... then Search for pre_logo and it appears there i double click and then idk what to do ... if i get the Hex how i can pass it like the code i put, &2323sdf4dswhatever ....

06/22/2010 00:24 Yo123#6

nop the loading part out and remove the crc check.
you dont need opcodes therefore, opcodes are used for backets.
if you want to make it with a patcher, just note the memory adresses and what do there and then write an application to perform the action.
if you want opcodes simply use a proxy and sniff packets.