lawl whatsup with PlayerGravity lmao

[J]

if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_SPACE) < 0)
	*(float*)0x37967700 = 750;
else
	*(float*)0x37967700 = -1100;

lmao when i release space i keep flying up. df?

[DisOwned]

if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_SPACE) < 0)
{
	*(float*)0x37967700 = 800;
}else{
	*(float*)0x37967700 = -1000;
}

try that D:

[Fєηix]

if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_SPACE) < 0)
	*(float*)0x37967700 = 750;
else
	*(float*)0x37967700 = -1100;

lmao when i release space i keep flying up. df?

on = 800
off = -800

if(FlyHack){
			if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_SPACE)){
				if(bFlyhack == false){
                                         *(float*)0x37967700 = 800;
					bFlyhack = true;}
			}else{
				if(bFlyhack == true){
					 *(float*)0x37967700 = -800;
					bFlyhack = false;
				}
			}
         }

[arun823]

Ehrmagerd, the unorganized BR code, IT BURNS.

Log the original float value for the address and assign it to a buffer then just set the buffer value back from the modified value when you're done. Also it's not -800, that's not a static float value, it's dynamic depending on which character you have. Hence the reason why you should always assign the default value to a buffer.

[Fєηix]

Ehrmagerd, the unorganized BR code, IT BURNS.

Log the original float value for the address and assign it to a buffer then just set the buffer value back from the modified value when you're done. Also it's not -800, that's not a static float value, it's dynamic depending on which character you have. Hence the reason why you should always assign the default value to a buffer.

"BR Code" Just because you are American you think is better than Someone?
As I tried to help.

[J]

Ehrmagerd, the unorganized BR code, IT BURNS.

Log the original float value for the address and assign it to a buffer then just set the buffer value back from the modified value when you're done. Also it's not -800, that's not a static float value, it's dynamic depending on which character you have. Hence the reason why you should always assign the default value to a buffer.

As gravity for the character i am using is -1100 (yes i logged it), my code should work. So your statement means nothing.

EDIT: Also I'd like to call you out for being a dumbass by saying -800 is NOT a static float value. lmfao.

[supercarz1991]

that's weird... there's literally nothing wrong with your syntax and it still doesn't work? haha that's the most basic syntax xD

also @ the topic of the -800 for the default float value, that's because CA has 2 variables for gravity. The -800 is the original NOLF2 but they changed it to another variable which is the -1100

[TokolocoSK]

Ehrmagerd, the unorganized BR code, IT BURNS.

Log the original float value for the address and assign it to a buffer then just set the buffer value back from the modified value when you're done. Also it's not -800, that's not a static float value, it's dynamic depending on which character you have. Hence the reason why you should always assign the default value to a buffer.

Do not generalize, it is not because one is say shit, everyone say ...

int valor;


if ( speed == 1)
{
valor =  valor +  YOU VALUE;
}


if( speed )
{
if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_SPACE) < 0)
    *(float*)0x37967700 = 750;
else
    *(float*)0x37967700 = -valor;
}

[Ch40zz-C0d3r]

Hm, you should add a directx debug overlay so you can check it @ runtime
It should work, but you know theses guys sometimes take some hacks too seriously xD

[XarutoUsoCrack]

if( ( GetAsyncKeyState( VK_SPACE ) < 0 ) )
 *( float *)address = 800;
else
...

wtf is wrong whit ur code ?

[Ch40zz-C0d3r]

BTW you should use float values e.x. 750.0f and -1100.0f
Thats all I can see which 'could' be wrong with the code.

[J]

BTW you should use float values e.x. 750.0f and -1100.0f
Thats all I can see which 'could' be wrong with the code.

Yeah I used float values after I posted this thread. Still didn't work. But heres what I found:

This works but the 'off' value for the gravity isn't correct, it's noticably different ingame. (obviously):

if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_SPACE) < 0 && bFly)
	*(float*)Memory->ADDRESS_GRAVITY = 750.0f;
else
	*(float*)Memory->ADDRESS_GRAVITY = -1000.0f;

BUT this does NOT (LOL it's like the gravity STILL stays at 750):

if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_SPACE) < 0 && bFly)
	*(float*)Memory->ADDRESS_GRAVITY = 750.0f;
else
{
	*(float*)Memory->ADDRESS_GRAVITY = -1000.0f;
	*(float*)Memory->ADDRESS_GRAVITY -= 100.0f;
}

[J]

Sigh. I guess for now I'll just set it to -1099.99f. It works and i dont even notice a difference.

[Ch40zz-C0d3r]

LOL Dat engine XDD
Welcome to Lithtech

[arun823]

As gravity for the character i am using is -1100 (yes i logged it), my code should work. So your statement means nothing.

EDIT: Also I'd like to call you out for being a dumbass by saying -800 is NOT a static float value. lmfao.

lel, -800 isn't a static float value, it's an integral number type. -800.0f IS a static float value. Your statement is useless.

EDIT: I see the confusion, earlier I meant -1100.0f, -800.0f is the modifying value. Of course it's static.