[Unresolved] (C# External) FakeLag

(C# External) FakeLag

Hey MPGH,

I am trying to make a FakeLag for CS:GO. If I read the address that I have right now, which is engine.dll + dwSendPacket, it returns the value 1, like it should. Now when I try to write 0 to it, as a byte, and then set it back to 1 after a 10ms Sleep it crashes my game. Does anybody know why?

Here is what I have:
while (true){
if (Offsets.fakeLagBool)
{
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 0);
Thread.Sleep(10);
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 1);
}
}

Btw. Offsets.oSendPacket I have set to 0xCA95A.

Originally Posted by DeFiddel

Hey MPGH,

I am trying to make a FakeLag for CS:GO. If I read the address that I have right now, which is engine.dll + dwSendPacket, it returns the value 1, like it should. Now when I try to write 0 to it, as a byte, and then set it back to 1 after a 10ms Sleep it crashes my game. Does anybody know why?

Here is what I have:
while (true){
if (Offsets.fakeLagBool)
{
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 0);
Thread.Sleep(10);
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 1);
}
}

Btw. Offsets.oSendPacket I have set to 0xCA95A.

try this:
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 0);
Thread.Sleep(100);
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 1);
Thread.Sleep(200);

if it still crashes it means that there is something wrong with offset/or memory class

Originally Posted by Zaczero

try this:
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 0);
Thread.Sleep(100);
VAC.WriteByte((IntPtr)engine + Offsets.oSendPacket, 1);
Thread.Sleep(200);

if it still crashes it means that there is something wrong with offset/or memory class

It still crashed :/ I have other stuff that works so I don't think its the memory class :c

whats intptr and is it a correct size

Originally Posted by certmemer

whats intptr and is it a correct size

IntPtr is an int value that holds a pointer
I use it so it's not a problem

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Originally Posted by DeFiddel

It still crashed :/ I have other stuff that works so I don't think its the memory class :c

1. check what address are you writing to
2. attach debugger
3. check if you are modifying bSendPackets

maybe offset is outdated then

probably doesnt matter and its autistic but cast 0 and 1 to byte lmao

and iirc you need to use virtualprotectex, but dont quote me on that

Originally Posted by certmemer

use virtualprotectex, but dont quote me on that

this is VAM lib, i dont think he will find out how to use that

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