External NoHands Help

[Zaczero]

Am i doing something wrong? I still can't get it to work ._.

void NoHands()
{
	while (!exitready)
	{
		if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F3))
		{
			Sleep(1);
			DWORD LocalPlayer = ReadMemory<DWORD>(client + m_dwLocalPlayer);
			WriteMemory<int>(LocalPlayer + m_nModelIndex, 0);
			DWORD _dwClientState = ReadMemory<DWORD>(engine + m_dwClientState);
			WriteMemory<int>(_dwClientState + 0x16C, -1);
		}
	}
}

I do this in the same way as a glow esp. loop where it's forcing the value every 1ms and then if keypress = force update

[gregomodz]

I do this in the same way as a glow esp. loop where it's forcing the value every 1ms and then if keypress = force update

Like this i'm assuming?

void NoHands()
{
	while (!exitready)
	{
		Sleep(1); //for fps issues
		for (int i = 0; i < 64; i++)
		{
			Sleep(1);
			DWORD LocalPlayer = ReadMemory<DWORD>(client + m_dwLocalPlayer);
			WriteMemory<int>(LocalPlayer + m_nModelIndex, 0);

			if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F3))
			{
				DWORD _dwClientState = ReadMemory<DWORD>(engine + m_dwClientState);
				WriteMemory<int>(_dwClientState + 0x16C, -1);
			}
		}
	}
}

1st sleep is just for preventing any fps issues ignore that,,

[Zaczero]

Like this i'm assuming?

void NoHands()
{
	while (!exitready)
	{
		Sleep(1); //for fps issues
		for (int i = 0; i < 64; i++)
		{
			Sleep(1);
			DWORD LocalPlayer = ReadMemory<DWORD>(client + m_dwLocalPlayer);
			WriteMemory<int>(LocalPlayer + m_nModelIndex, 0);

			if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F3))
			{
				DWORD _dwClientState = ReadMemory<DWORD>(engine + m_dwClientState);
				WriteMemory<int>(_dwClientState + 0x16C, -1);
			}
		}
	}
}

1st sleep is just for preventing any fps issues ignore that,,

Why did you add that for loop?
Except that it should work.

[gregomodz]

It works perfectly with it, is there any disadvantages keeping it there?

EDIT - Also, How can i make it a toggle so i can switch it on and off? It's really confusing since i only make the hotkey to forceupdate

[gregomodz]

Damn no one ?

[Don Coderleone]

It works perfectly with it, is there any disadvantages keeping it there?

EDIT - Also, How can i make it a toggle so i can switch it on and off? It's really confusing since i only make the hotkey to forceupdate

That loop makes your code 64x slower. Why the hell would you need that?? To your question: take your "default" model number into a buffer -> write that value and figure out the other stuffs on your own. (This method isn't complete, but you'll notice that, i guess )

[antep2727]

It works perfectly with it, is there any disadvantages keeping it there?

EDIT - Also, How can i make it a toggle so i can switch it on and off? It's really confusing since i only make the hotkey to forceupdate

Disadvantage is that it makes no fucking sense. Also you will constantly be counting to 64 every single time.

[gregomodz]

Disadvantage is that it makes no fucking sense. Also you will constantly be counting to 64 every single time.

lol ok chill ..