ingame msgbox problems.....

[JusCaus]

I cant get this to work anymore....

here is how i have it.....

#include <windows.h>
#include "exports.h"
void ShowMessage(char* string, DWORD CShell);

DWORD CShell          = (DWORD)GetModuleHandleA("CShell.dll");
    ShowMessage("JusCaus TEST!!",CShell); 
   
	while(true)

return TRUE;
}
void ShowMessage(char* string, DWORD CShell)
{
                DWORD MsgBoxFunc = CShell +0xA4180;
                __asm
		{			push string;
		        	push 0;
	            	push 0x70;
                	push 0x1C;
                	call MsgBoxFunc;
			       add esp, 16;
		}
}

anyhelp?

[DaRk]

i think it was 0x71 and 0x1D now

[JusCaus]

ahhhhh i didnt check it in olly, i just used them from giniyats post... ill check it now....

send error report with those....

---------- Post added at 11:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:22 PM ----------

10146FBC |. 6A 00 PUSH 0 ; |Arg3 = 00000000
10146FBE |. 6A 71 PUSH 71 ; |Arg2 = 00000071
10146FC0 |. 6A 1D PUSH 1D ; |Arg1 = 0000001D
10146FC2 |. E8 B9D1F5FF CALL CShell_u.100A4180 ; \CShell_u.100A4180


yep thats what it is but its not working for me....aghhh

[StupidFuck]

are you talking actually in game? Or just before the game starts?

[Jeovante]

are you talking actually in game? Or just before the game starts?

he is talking about in game msg box not the windowed time.. in game.

[[G]a[M]e[R]]

this source musst put alter dll main

void ShowMessageNA(char* string, DWORD CShell)
{
                DWORD MsgBoxFunc = CShell +0xA4180;
                __asm
		{			push string;
		        	push 0;
	            	push 0x70;
                	push 0x1D;
                	call MsgBoxFunc;
			        add esp, 16;
		}
}

try it

[giniyat101]

its 0x1D not ^^
you dont need to change 0x70

[kmanev073]

copy whole the vertex lcok failed first lines and you are ready

[JusCaus]

ill see what happens

[kmanev073]

ill see what happens

the functoin for the msg box is c+p from vertex lock failed... here it works

[JusCaus]

afff not working...

[BlackLite]

it work for me on cffg

'void ShowMessage(char* string, DWORD CShell)
{
                DWORD MsgBoxFunc = CShell +0x95C90;
                __asm
		{			push string;
		        	push 0;
	            	push 0x70;
                	push 0x1E;
                	call MsgBoxFunc;
			       add esp, 10;
		}
}

[Ende!]

enum eOffsets
{
   OFFS_IngameMsgBox = 0xA4180
} // ==> eOffsets

void IngameMsgBox(DWORD dwCShellBase, const char *szMessage)
{
   typedef void(__cdecl *pGameMsgBox_t)(DWORD, DWORD, DWORD, const char*);
   pGameMsgBox_t pGameMsgBox = (pGameMsgBox_t)(dwCShellBase + OFFS_IngameMsgBox);
   pGameMsgBox(0x1D, 0x71, 0, szMessage);
} // ==> IngameMsgBox

Why not using a function pointer instead of inline ASM?

[Code[VB]]

enum eOffsets
{
   OFFS_IngameMsgBox = 0xA4180
} // ==> eOffsets

void IngameMsgBox(DWORD dwCShellBase, const char *szMessage)
{
   typedef void(__cdecl *pGameMsgBox_t)(DWORD, DWORD, DWORD, const char*);
   pGameMsgBox_t pGameMsgBox = (pGameMsgBox_t)(dwCShellBase + OFFS_IngameMsgBox);
   pGameMsgBox(0x1D, 0x71, 0, szMessage);
} // ==> IngameMsgBox

Why not using a function pointer instead of inline ASM?

i can answer your question becouse they leeched the sources (this one is from giniyat) and feel cool

[JusCaus]

i fixed it a different way...... so pssst