You can use _asm or __asm, it depends on the settings...
There are some other conditions you need to think about...
You need to use different definitons of variables depending on the bit-system, if it is 8- , 16- or 64-bit-system
byte-writing is ok, but it is quite complicated for me to use, if i need to write a bunch of different adresses with different options...
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Originally Posted by pbsucks
Do I understand you right?
For writing asm you need this code:
Code:
__asm
{
bla
bla
bla
}
__/asm
byte-writing is ok, but it is quite complicated for me to use, if i need to write a bunch of different adresses with different options...
__asm {
code
}
i thought atleat
for wrting bytes in Auto Assembler
just use the db function like
[enable]
001234AB:
db th im oi s l3 3t
[disable]
001234AB:
db ma yb en ot
what is the "db function" ?
ps:
00732A4F:
db id on tt hi nk th im oi sa le et
00732A51:
db ie ve nr es pe ct hi mb ec au se of hi sk no wl eg de
=/ I won't to like write ASM to another process, not mine.
Originally Posted by pbsucks
what is the "db function" ?
ps:
00732A4F:
db id on tt hi nk th im oi sa le et
00732A51:
db ie ve nr es pe ct hi mb ec au se of hi sk no wl eg de
nvm mind its for cheat engien...
but you can just use write bytes or anthing with
I see....Fuck now I feel like an idiot. I should have known to convert it to bytes.
Lol its easy. Like go into your uce change it to what you want, and see what it changes to in the 2nd column when its changed and put that into your hack in reverse order using the Writeprocessmemory, making sure to input them in reverse order and then just use Unsigned Short instead of int for the data type/value
Originally Posted by thimo
nvm mind its for cheat engien...
but you can just use write bytes or anthing with