Ayyware Question!
How can i be a update ayyware offsets ?
Ayyware Question!
Originally Posted by senburak212
How can i be a update ayyware offsets ?
You have no knowledge about codding.
Yeah i know but i want please tell me
1 - Ok, get a dictionary.
2 - Then, go learncpp.com.
3- ???
4 - Profit!11!!!1
2 - Then, go learncpp.com.
3- ???
4 - Profit!11!!!1
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Spoonfeeding time.
Go to a mega offset thread (Haze Dumper is a place where offsets get magically updated after every update, whoosh) or find the offsets yourself, okay. Now this part is very, very important. In VisualStudio click Shift+Ctrl+F, okay, now once you've done that, search for the offset you want to update, very hard this far I know, but try to bear with me okay, okay, so now that you've found the offset you want to update, you go to your offset thread/dumper/turtle/whatever, you copy that offset, and you paste it. Yes, its a very hard and delicate procedure, I know, but it works most of the time, not sure why it works but hey, Shift+Ctrl+F, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V has worked for me in the past so who knows, unless they've changed the world within 2 months then yeah, this should serve you well enough.
Glhf pasting, and please, refrain yourself from asking such... silly, questions.
Spoonfeeding time.
Go to a mega offset thread (Haze Dumper is a place where offsets get magically updated after every update, whoosh) or find the offsets yourself, okay. Now this part is very, very important. In VisualStudio click Shift+Ctrl+F, okay, now once you've done that, search for the offset you want to update, very hard this far I know, but try to bear with me okay, okay, so now that you've found the offset you want to update, you go to your offset thread/dumper/turtle/whatever, you copy that offset, and you paste it. Yes, its a very hard and delicate procedure, I know, but it works most of the time, not sure why it works but hey, Shift+Ctrl+F, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V has worked for me in the past so who knows, unless they've changed the world within 2 months then yeah, this should serve you well enough.
Glhf pasting, and please, refrain yourself from asking such... silly, questions.
Originally Posted by ImSavage
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Spoonfeeding time.
Go to a mega offset thread (Haze Dumper is a place where offsets get magically updated after every update, whoosh) or find the offsets yourself, okay. Now this part is very, very important. In VisualStudio click Shift+Ctrl+F, okay, now once you've done that, search for the offset you want to update, very hard this far I know, but try to bear with me okay, okay, so now that you've found the offset you want to update, you go to your offset thread/dumper/turtle/whatever, you copy that offset, and you paste it. Yes, its a very hard and delicate procedure, I know, but it works most of the time, not sure why it works but hey, Shift+Ctrl+F, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V has worked for me in the past so who knows, unless they've changed the world within 2 months then yeah, this should serve you well enough.
Glhf pasting, and please, refrain yourself from asking such... silly, questions.
Spoonfeeding time.
Go to a mega offset thread (Haze Dumper is a place where offsets get magically updated after every update, whoosh) or find the offsets yourself, okay. Now this part is very, very important. In VisualStudio click Shift+Ctrl+F, okay, now once you've done that, search for the offset you want to update, very hard this far I know, but try to bear with me okay, okay, so now that you've found the offset you want to update, you go to your offset thread/dumper/turtle/whatever, you copy that offset, and you paste it. Yes, its a very hard and delicate procedure, I know, but it works most of the time, not sure why it works but hey, Shift+Ctrl+F, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V has worked for me in the past so who knows, unless they've changed the world within 2 months then yeah, this should serve you well enough.
Glhf pasting, and please, refrain yourself from asking such... silly, questions.
Use google.
