i hate asking so much...but Teleport help (i'm close to it working XD)

[supercarz1991]

if i turn on my teleport, i just freeze in place and can't walk or anything

float posiX, posiY, posiZ =0;
#define Ofs_X 0x4
#define Ofs_Y 0x4
#define Ofs_Z 0x4

if(Teleport){
 DWORD dwPlayerPointer = *(DWORD*)0x37827B88; //Player Pointer
if(dwPlayerPointer != 0)
{
if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F8))//F8 Save PosiTion
{
posiX = *(float*)(dwPlayerPointer + Ofs_X);
posiY = *(float*)(dwPlayerPointer + Ofs_Y);
posiZ = *(float*)(dwPlayerPointer + Ofs_Z);
}}}
if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F9))//Teleport to Position
{
DWORD dwPlayerPointer = *(DWORD*)0x37827B88;
if(dwPlayerPointer != 0)
{
*(float*)(dwPlayerPointer + Ofs_X) = posiX;
*(float*)(dwPlayerPointer + Ofs_Y) = posiY;
*(float*)(dwPlayerPointer + Ofs_Z) = posiZ;
}
}

yes this is the teleport i posted awhile back lol

[Departure]

im no C++ coder but it looks like your setting X, Y and Z to the same byte value, you define each X, Y Z value to 4 bytes, and then you set your position to player pointer + 4 bytes for each of the X, Y and Z which means posiX, posiY and posiZ will all hold the same value. I personally have never done the teleport hack but I would assume it would a dword value byte 4 bytes from player pointer, which means posiX should = player pointer + 4 bytes, posiY should = player pointer + 5 bytes and posiZ should = player pointer + 6 bytes. or something similar to that.... once again this is only a guess as I dont code in C++ and have not done the teleport hack

[kibbles18]

0x4 is the same as 4. anyways, the offsets are the same how can you expect it to work?
The other problem is that your declaring 2/3 of your floats without values, if you were to try to access it without first setting it the program would crash.
Learn the language first

[supercarz1991]

0x4 is the same as 4. anyways, the offsets are the same how can you expect it to work?
The other problem is that your declaring 2/3 of your floats without values, if you were to try to access it without first setting it the program would crash.
Learn the language first

this teleport works on Warrock, this is a straight rip from a Warrock VIP base

[kibbles18]

Change first remove the 0x, its not needed.

#define Ofs_X 4
#define Ofs_Y 8
#define Ofs_Z 12

that should work

[supercarz1991]

Change first remove the 0x, its not needed.

#define Ofs_X 4
#define Ofs_Y 8
#define Ofs_Z 12

that should work

thats what happens if i use what u gave me...Watch the HP lol

How i did it:
If i save coordinates (F8) while in the Respawn Screen, it saves me as 0 hp and dead
So i hit F9, which is "teleport" i get 0 hp and stay that way

[Departure]

are you sure the correct X cord is a 4 byte offset from playerpointer? I would imaging your offset for X is 0 then Y is 4 bytes and Z 8 bytes offset. try using

#define Ofs_X 0
#define Ofs_Y 4
#define Ofs_Z 8

[kibbles18]

Verify the offsets are valid

---------- Post added at 11:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:01 PM ----------

if you ripped it from a warrock base the offets are most certainly different

[supercarz1991]

Verify the offsets are valid

---------- Post added at 11:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:01 PM ----------

if you ripped it from a warrock base the offets are most certainly different

I know the offsets are different. matypatty told me 0x4 for all of em, but i can't walk or move or anything no matter what i do

[matypatty]

I know the offsets are different. matypatty told me 0x4 for all of em, but i can't walk or move or anything no matter what i do

i told you increase 4 each time....
you need 0xCC, 0xC8, and 0xD0.
simple search would have provided you with an answer
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/334-combat...ort-crash.html

[supercarz1991]

i'll try it out. although i need to fix my base

[Departure]

That makes the offset starting 204 bytes from "player pointer", so now your offsets should be

#define Ofs_X 0xCC
#define Ofs_Y 0xC8
#define Ofs_Z 0xD0


or

#define Ofs_X 204
#define Ofs_Y 208
#define Ofs_Z 212

or

change your "player pointer"

if(Teleport){
DWORD dwPlayerPointer = *(DWORD*)0x37827B88 + 0XCC ; <----- so you get the Value @ 37827B88 which will be an address(all addresses are dwords) then you add 0XCC which will be the exact place you need to get your cords from, each cord is 4 bytes(Dword) X Y Z.

then you could use

#define Ofs_X 0
#define Ofs_Y 4
#define Ofs_Z 8

or

#define Ofs_X 0x0
#define Ofs_Y 0x4
#define Ofs_Z 0x8

Just a little tip... Learn your data types and makes life a lot easier for you, You are dealing in memory so instead of wondering if you should declaring shit as floats, integers, extended ect.. find out about those data types, you will find they are mostly Dwords, bytes, word. unless using specific compiler function to process the data types stick with these 3 types and you can't go wrong. I also suggest you take a small amount of time to read about the PE structure, once you have an understanding of that everything else will make complete sense to you. this is just a suggestion and you will be able to code your own functions after learning the basics of PE and data types without having to ripp snippets of code and paste it all together in a public base(as 90% of the coders do). Good luck