Health bars and Name tags

[ac1d_buRn]

nametag tutorial is here -> https://www.mpgh.net/forum/224-combat...in-addies.html

That's for switching team tags to emenys
I think he wants propper red name tags

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BTW you do not need world to screen changes of X, Y, and Z cords if you use the address.

One way I have thought of getting them ( NOT TESTED ) is by debugging CShell and finding the point at which Sat. Chams are called and looking for a call method that is calling the red enemy names on.

What is the logic behind it? - When a spec calls in for a radar scan in game sat. chams and red name tags appear for a fixed amount of time. inside CShell everything needs to be called, so there is probably a push method setting both of those on, so what you can do is search for referenced text strings -> Follow into disassembler -> And look for those methods being called ;D

GL

[ngh555]

BTW you do not need world to screen changes of X, Y, and Z cords if you use the address.

One way I have thought of getting them ( NOT TESTED ) is by debugging CShell and finding the point at which Sat. Chams are called and looking for a call method that is calling the red enemy names on.

What is the logic behind it? - When a spec calls in for a radar scan in game sat. chams and red name tags appear for a fixed amount of time. inside CShell everything needs to be called, so there is probably a push method setting both of those on, so what you can do is search for referenced text strings -> Follow into disassembler -> And look for those methods being called ;D

GL

Thats is pretty interesting because I have found some calls on cshell about tags

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I just want to know if the values for a health bar and the name tags can be found inside cshell or engine.exe, or if this can only be shown with d3d programming.

I Have TheD3D Source About
you need the World screen and the HP ADDIE(ADDRESS) and thats it..

[ac1d_buRn]

BTW you do not need world to screen changes of X, Y, and Z cords if you use the address.

One way I have thought of getting them ( NOT TESTED ) is by debugging CShell and finding the point at which Sat. Chams are called and looking for a call method that is calling the red enemy names on.

What is the logic behind it? - When a spec calls in for a radar scan in game sat. chams and red name tags appear for a fixed amount of time. inside CShell everything needs to be called, so there is probably a push method setting both of those on, so what you can do is search for referenced text strings -> Follow into disassembler -> And look for those methods being called ;D

GL

You smart kunt.
That probably would work since the Sat Chams are PTC.
I might just have a look around now.