AVA Simple Chams [RELEASE]

[firehouse300]

i was unsuccessfull

[[MPGH]Wyo]

run as admin? try PerX if faith dont work

[firehouse300]

i used as admin and did not work good hack though. when i start game it shuts down other than that it works

[lolklolkgf]

i used as admin and did not work good hack though. when i start game it shuts down other than that it works

doesnt work for me and how can you say its a good hack if it doesnt fkin work. btw i used valkyrie injector 2.1(ran as admin) and perx(ran as admin). its patched close the thread

[BossMan.]

Wait for what why06 has to say.

[PoWnEdChEaTeR]

Doesn't work

[cubano1996]

It works but when i join a game the game minimize and cant get back

[samuelgd99]

DOESN'T WORK

[beaner]

Injected fine, menu shows up in game, but no matter what color I choose for the cham, I don't see it.

[why06]

Injected fine, menu shows up in game, but no matter what color I choose for the cham, I don't see it.

The colors are subtle... I don't know why, maybe its just the way the engine works idk... umm u did change it to wallhack/chams in the menu right? otherwise it wont show.

[Synns]

The colors are subtle... I don't know why, maybe its just the way the engine works idk... umm u did change it to wallhack/chams in the menu right? otherwise it wont show.

PixelShaders! You must have the latest DirectX9 SDK installed and linked or else AVA will crash. I tried with SDK Summer 04 and it crashed. August 2009 works.

I've been looking around in the DirectX section for a little while, and i've noticed that people seem to have trouble with pixel shaders. So i decided i might as well post the way that i do it, it is a bit different then the others that i've seen.
So here we go.

First off, you will need my CreateMyShader(...) function:

HRESULT CreateMyShader(IDirect3DPixelShader9 **Shader_Name, IDirect3DDevice9 *Device, float red, float green, float blue, float alpha )
{
    ID3DXBuffer *MyBuffer = NULL;
    char MyShader[ 256 ];
    sprintf( MyShader, "ps.1.1\ndef c0, %f, %f, %f, %f\nmov r0,c0", red/255, green/255, blue/255, alpha/255 );
    D3DXAssembleShader( MyShader, sizeof( MyShader ), NULL, NULL, 0, &MyBuffer , NULL );
    if( FAILED( Device->CreatePixelShader((const DWORD*)MyBuffer ->GetBufferPointer(), pShader)) )return E_FAIL;
    return S_OK;
}

That is really the hardest park of it all, if you know basic C/DirectX you should pretty much know the rest. Since Some of you might not, ill explain the usage of this function in a bit more detail.

You must first Let the compiler know that a shader will be defined, be declaring:

IDIRECT3DPIXELSHADER9 Color;

Globally.

Then you must initialize the shader, like so:

CreateMyShader( Device, Color,   Red, Blue, Green, Alpha );

i.e.

//Declaring
IDIRECT3DPIXELSHADER9 Red;

//Initializing
CreateMyShader( Device, Red, 255, 0, 0, 255 );

Hopefully this helped some of you.

Credits:
Myself/J.T. For the CreateMyShader Function
Myself for the guidance



EDIT:
I Forgot to add a few points of interest.

1. If you feel it nessesary, you can initialize the shaders in the CreatePixelShader(...) function.

2. Using a pixel shader

In your DrawIndexedPrimitive (or DrawIndexedPrimitiveUP if you have a memory pointer) Function you can apply a pixel shader to objects.

i.e.

HRESULT DrawIndexedPrimitive(...)
{
Device->SetPixelShader( Color );
}

I personally use Pixel Shaders to do shadows on players, as well as underwater effects, here are some examples:

Shadows:

i.e.

IDIRECT3DPIXELSHADER9 Shadow;

CreateMyShader( Device, Shadow, 10, 10, 10, 15);

// The reason i Put the alpha channel to 15, is so that it will overlay on the model, not cover it

HRESULT DrawIndexedPrimitive(...)
{
 if( Vertex Stride)
   {
    Device->SetPixelShader( NULL );//clear any previous shaders
    Device->SetPixelShader( Shadow );//apply new shader
   }
}

Water Glow:
i.e.

IDIRECT3DPIXELSHADER9 Glow;

CreateMyShader( Device, Glow, 60, 180, 200, 35);

//Notice i changed the Alpha value to 35, because i want the user to NOT be able to see the model as well (since we are underwater)

TIP: You can use MS Paint to find the color you are looking for in RGB values

HRESULT DrawIndexedPrimitive(...)
{
 if( Vertex Stride)
   {
    Device->SetPixelShader( NULL );//clear any previous shaders
    Device->SetPixelShader( Glow );//apply new shader
   }
}

there are LOTS of possibilities with pixel shaders, like using it for lighting (along with other things)

Again, i hope this helped somebody out there, i may or may not add on to this post in the future.



EDIT 2:

Well, again i forgot a important topic: Retrieving Shaders from a DirectX Application

Essencially the way this works, is that DirectX stores the information about the shaders used ingame, and you must retrieve this information.

i.e.

HRESULT GetPixelShader(...)
{
  GetPixelShader(aShader)
}

Then you can alter the shader, then set it back to the model in DrawIntexedPrimitive:

HRESULT DrawIndexedPrimitive(...)
{
 if( Vertex Stride)
   {
    Device->SetPixelShader( aShader );//apply modified shader
   }
}

For the Third time, i hope this helped somebody.



EDIT: why am i getting -Reputation from this post? for "Obviously a rip"

Credits to CME on yousee forum. As for players/models not showing up it is because of a model occlusion. I see GG still isn't scanning d3d9.dll! There should be more public hacks because of that.

[axiong123]

awesome!!
it works!!
on the next update u should add aimbot...
plz???

[dakone12]

ah cant get it to go tried 5 injectors all with the same result [nothing] using window 7 64 bit dont know what else to do may just not like what i have on my computer or somthing >.> dont know but oh well dont really need it.

[Manqron]

xp 32 bits does not work

[Synchromanica]

Wow gj, been waiting for this, legit is for fools.