[HELP PLEASE]Gellin's Base Error (Error: One of the Hacks are alway auto-on)

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Originally Posted by Finish

then it is in ur menu class

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Could you TV me? Add jonnyxd12@hotmail.com

@Other People:
Some People should stop PMing me to give the base to them, fix it yourself.

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Originally Posted by hgmf8124

Could you TV me? Add jonnyxd12@hotmail.com

@Other People:
Some People should stop PMing me to give the base to them, fix it yourself.

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Dont trust people . Everyone in the hacking business are stealing stuff now.

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Originally Posted by topblast

Dont trust people . Everyone in the hacking business are stealing stuff now.

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How am I going to steal anything from you? And I'll give proper credits to you for helping, please? Thanks.

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Originally Posted by topblast

Dont trust people . Everyone in the hacking business are stealing stuff now.

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There are like 3 people on MPGH who are actually good enough for this hacking business you speak of.

Edit: Everyone saying "extra brace is the problem", shut the fuck up. It will not compile if you have any extra braces.

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Originally Posted by Void

There are like 3 people on MPGH who are actually good enough for this hacking business you speak of.

Edit: Everyone saying "extra brace is the problem", shut the fuck up. It will not compile if you have any extra braces.

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Most likely the bool doesn't change.

Or if it's an int it doesn't change.

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Originally Posted by Void

There are like 3 people on MPGH who are actually good enough for this hacking business you speak of.

Edit: Everyone saying "extra brace is the problem", shut the fuck up. It will not compile if you have any extra braces.

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Clearly you arent thinking. If he were to be doing something like this:

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void cBase::Update(void)
{
        while(1)
        {
                if( Menu.mOpt[1].nopt > 0 ) {//NX Chams
                        this->PushToConsole("SkelModelStencil 1");
                } else {
                        this->PushToConsole("SkelModelStencil 0");
                //notice the missing brace here
               
                if( Menu.mOpt[2].nopt > 0 ) {//Pickup
                        this->PushToConsole("ActivationDistance 999999" );
                } else {
                        this->PushToConsole("ActivationDistance 100" );
                }
}// notice how I fill in for the missing brace right here
}
}

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It will still compile, he IS missing a proper brace(its in the wrong place) but it would still compile, don't believe it, try yourself. Now will the menu still function? That is a different question, just trying to prove something /yes

EDIT: /tehe Sorry Void just after I posted this I noticed you were talking about extra braces, not missing ones

That means he doesn't have an extra brace, just misplaced.

Indentation makes like easier. It helps you avoid stupid mistakes like that.

[php]
int main()
{
if(true)
{
//
}
}
}
[/php]

If you can compile that.. kudos.

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Originally Posted by Void

That means he doesn't have an extra brace, just misplaced.

Indentation makes like easier. It helps you avoid stupid mistakes like that.

[php]
int main()
{
if(true)
{
//
}
}
}
[/php]

If you can compile that.. kudos.

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Yeah sorry about that, /tehe I thought you were talking about missing/misplaced braces(which is what I was originally talking about) /tehe

Possibly you need
[php]bool xhair = false;[/php]

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Originally Posted by CodeDemon

Clearly you arent thinking. If he were to be doing something like this:

Code:

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void cBase::Update(void)
{
        while(1)
        {
                if( Menu.mOpt[1].nopt > 0 ) {//NX Chams
                        this->PushToConsole("SkelModelStencil 1");
                } else {
                        this->PushToConsole("SkelModelStencil 0");
                //notice the missing brace here
               
                if( Menu.mOpt[2].nopt > 0 ) {//Pickup
                        this->PushToConsole("ActivationDistance 999999" );
                } else {
                        this->PushToConsole("ActivationDistance 100" );
                }
}// notice how I fill in for the missing brace right here
}
}

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It will still compile, he IS missing a proper brace(its in the wrong place) but it would still compile, don't believe it, try yourself. Now will the menu still function? That is a different question, just trying to prove something /yes

EDIT: /tehe Sorry Void just after I posted this I noticed you were talking about extra braces, not missing ones

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The menu still works in-game, just the auto-on error thingy.

Thanks for everyone trying to help. :D Still not fixed, but w/e.

I will TV you if you want me to.

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Originally Posted by Void

Indentation makes like easier. It helps you avoid stupid mistakes like that.

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amen brother. not just in c++ but in pretty much any dynamic language.

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Originally Posted by CodeDemon

You probably forgot a }

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agreed FTW