Nametags

[Nubzgetkillz]

NOOB > Zane < Nubzgetkillz

[ac1d_buRn]

NOOB > Zane < Nubzgetkillz

you know your saying Zane is greater than noob but less than nub?

[swatfx]

you know your saying Zane is greater than noob but less than nub?

no there is a less than symbol to either side

zane < nubzgetkillz
zane < noob

==

noob > zane < nubzgetkillz

[ac1d_buRn]

no there is a less than symbol to either side

zane < nubzgetkillz
zane < noob

==

noob > zane < nubzgetkillz

not according to my maths class. A question for example:
3 > x < 9

which means x is greater than 3 but less than 9.
you read it backwards for some reason

[Fabolous]

not according to my maths class. A question for example:
3 > x < 9

which means x is greater than 3 but less than 9.
you read it backwards for some reason

Same. I think swat's in 5th grade

[markoj]

Same. I think swat's in 5th grade

Well according to 2nd grade beginner math, 4 is indeed equal to 7
therefor your argument is invalid

[Nubzgetkillz]

Ok, well for example

1 > x ... 1 is greater than x
x < 2 ... x is less than 2

therefore

1 > x < 2

the "< or >" think of it has an alligator

The alligator is hungry and only wants to eat bigger meals

But in math you can never do

1 >x< 2 since the >< pointing to each other

Alessandro10 < Zane < Nubzgetkillz

[SNal2F]

well i couldnt full exploit the nametags the way i wanted: (will try again when i get the chance//mostly the intersection function) : i made this really quick undone TargetMGR.

class PlayerMgr
{
public:
	char unknown0[28];
	TargetMGR* pTarget; //001C
};
class TargetMGR
{
public:
	 virtual void Function();
	 virtual void Function1();
	 virtual _Object* GetTargetObject();
	 virtual float	  GetTargetRange();
	 _Object* CurrentObj; //0004  this one is the one if you set a player obj it will render there tag
        char unknown188[4];; //0x0008  
	char unknown12[64]; //0x000C
	float TargetRange; //0x004C  just distance
	char unknown80[1024]; //0x0050
	__int16 unk1; //0x0450  char? ax register
	__int8 unk2; //0x0452    bool
	__int8 unk3; //0x0453    bool



};



PlayerMgr * pPlayerMgr = *(PlayerMgr**)(0x3784b080);

_Object * AimAtObj = pPlayerMgr->pTarget->GetTargetObject();

if(AimAtObj != 0 ){

etc...



3736E5F8   8B15 80B08437    MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[3784B080]          ; cshell.37822894
3736E5FE   8B4A 1C          MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[EDX+1C]
3736E601   8B01             MOV EAX,DWORD PTR DS:[ECX]
3736E603   8B50 08          MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[EAX+8]
3736E606   FFD2             CALL EDX//GetTargetObject()

[whit]

^
That man up there is someone to admire..

[Fabolous]

well i couldnt full exploit the nametags the way i wanted: (will try again when i get the chance//mostly the intersection function) : i made this really quick undone TargetMGR.

class PlayerMgr
{
public:
	char unknown0[28];
	TargetMGR* pTarget; //001C
};
class TargetMGR
{
public:
	 virtual void Function();
	 virtual void Function1();
	 virtual _Object* GetTargetObject();
	 virtual float	  GetTargetRange();
	 _Object* CurrentObj; //0004  this one is the one if you set a player obj it will render there tag
        char unknown188[4];; //0x0008  
	char unknown12[64]; //0x000C
	float TargetRange; //0x004C  just distance
	char unknown80[1024]; //0x0050
	__int16 unk1; //0x0450  char? ax register
	__int8 unk2; //0x0452    bool
	__int8 unk3; //0x0453    bool



};



PlayerMgr * pPlayerMgr = *(PlayerMgr**)(0x3784b080);

_Object * AimAtObj = pPlayerMgr->pTarget->GetTargetObject();

if(AimAtObj != 0 ){

etc...



3736E5F8   8B15 80B08437    MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[3784B080]          ; cshell.37822894
3736E5FE   8B4A 1C          MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[EDX+1C]
3736E601   8B01             MOV EAX,DWORD PTR DS:[ECX]
3736E603   8B50 08          MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[EAX+8]
3736E606   FFD2             CALL EDX//3756C890 function below

Thanked + added. Wow your my idol

I had partial parts of this class.

[seeplusplus]

well i couldnt full exploit the nametags the way i wanted: (will try again when i get the chance//mostly the intersection function) : i made this really quick undone TargetMGR.

class PlayerMgr
{
public:
	char unknown0[28];
	TargetMGR* pTarget; //001C
};
class TargetMGR
{
public:
	 virtual void Function();
	 virtual void Function1();
	 virtual _Object* GetTargetObject();
	 virtual float	  GetTargetRange();
	 _Object* CurrentObj; //0004  this one is the one if you set a player obj it will render there tag
        char unknown188[4];; //0x0008  
	char unknown12[64]; //0x000C
	float TargetRange; //0x004C  just distance
	char unknown80[1024]; //0x0050
	__int16 unk1; //0x0450  char? ax register
	__int8 unk2; //0x0452    bool
	__int8 unk3; //0x0453    bool



};



PlayerMgr * pPlayerMgr = *(PlayerMgr**)(0x3784b080);

_Object * AimAtObj = pPlayerMgr->pTarget->GetTargetObject();

if(AimAtObj != 0 ){

etc...



3736E5F8   8B15 80B08437    MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[3784B080]          ; cshell.37822894
3736E5FE   8B4A 1C          MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[EDX+1C]
3736E601   8B01             MOV EAX,DWORD PTR DS:[ECX]
3736E603   8B50 08          MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[EAX+8]
3736E606   FFD2             CALL EDX//3756C890 function below

THANKS SO MUCH!

[Crash]

Thanked + added. Wow your my idol

I had partial parts of this class.

You mean bob ?


No real point of the target class I don't know why you'd want who you're looking at other than for trigger bot...

[Fabolous]

You mean bob ?


No real point of the target class I don't know why you'd want who you're looking at other than for trigger bot...

Uhm , deadline actually gave me a little of the class.

[SNal2F]

You mean bob ?


No real point of the target class I don't know why you'd want who you're looking at other than for trigger bot...

there is an exploit in it if you pass an object to the gettargetobject variable. They only reason i was working on it.