Pushing commands

Here is an alternative to the ASM since some people think it disconnects them:

Can't even remember where I got this...

Code:

class cILTClient
{
public:
    char offset[520];
    int ( *RunConsoleCommand ) ( char* szCommand );
};

Then to use :

Code:

cILTClient *ILTClient = *(cILTClient**)0xILTCLIENTADDRESS;

ILTClient->RunConsoleCommand("ShowFps 1");

Also : You must make sure to wait for CShell before setting the variable, I will not answer any question about why it crashes because that is most likely the reason.

Might also be a good time to use IsBadReadPtr, but I have little experience with that.

The pointer in question is 0xILTCLIENTADDRESS and the data it points at. If 0xILTCLIENTADDRESS and *0xILTCLIENTADDRESS are valid pointers, chances are you are in the money.

while (IsBadReadPtr(0xILTCLIENTADDRESS) || IsBadReadPtr(0xILTCLIENTADDRESS))
Sleep(100);
cILTClient *ILTClient = *(cILTClient**)0xILTCLIENTADDRESS;

This way, it might not crash when/if RunConsoleCommand's offset changes. (If Nexon were smart, it'd change every update to keep you guys on your toes.

Thanks crash

Originally Posted by HL-SDK

Might also be a good time to use IsBadReadPtr, but I have little experience with that.

The pointer in question is 0xILTCLIENTADDRESS and the data it points at. If 0xILTCLIENTADDRESS and *0xILTCLIENTADDRESS are valid pointers, chances are you are in the money.

while (IsBadReadPtr(0xILTCLIENTADDRESS) || IsBadReadPtr(0xILTCLIENTADDRESS))
Sleep(100);
cILTClient *ILTClient = *(cILTClient**)0xILTCLIENTADDRESS;

This way, it might not crash when/if RunConsoleCommand's offset changes. (If Nexon were smart, it'd change every update to keep you guys on your toes.

Thanks crash

Wait why IsBadReadPtr(...) twice it doesn't make sense..

And waiting for CShell stops it from being a null pointer though I suppose your way works too. Most declare it globally so it crashes for them...

Originally Posted by HL-SDK

Might also be a good time to use IsBadReadPtr, but I have little experience with that.

The pointer in question is 0xILTCLIENTADDRESS and the data it points at. If 0xILTCLIENTADDRESS and *0xILTCLIENTADDRESS are valid pointers, chances are you are in the money.

while (IsBadReadPtr(0xILTCLIENTADDRESS) || IsBadReadPtr(0xILTCLIENTADDRESS))
Sleep(100);
cILTClient *ILTClient = *(cILTClient**)0xILTCLIENTADDRESS;

This way, it might not crash when/if RunConsoleCommand's offset changes. (If Nexon were smart, it'd change every update to keep you guys on your toes.

Thanks crash

Put this shit in code

Very nice thanks i will make shur to use

[php]class cLTClient{
public:
char unknown1[160];
void ( WINAPIV * GetObjectPos)(HOBJECT obj, D3DXVECTOR3 *Rotation);
void ( WINAPIV * GetObjectRotation)(HOBJECT obj, D3DXVECTOR3 *Pos);
char unknown2[352];
void ( WINAPIV * RunConsoleCommand )( const char *szCommand );
};[/php]

right?

it works for me^^ u confused me cause u have int RunConsoleCommand

xD

EDIT:
check it now.. xD

Originally Posted by kotentopf

[php]class cLTClient{
public:
char unknown1[160];
void ( WINAPIV * GetObjectPos)(HOBJECT obj, D3DXVECTOR3 *Rotation);
void ( WINAPIV * GetObjectRotation)(HOBJECT obj, D3DXVECTOR3 *Pos);
char unknown2[352];
void ( WINAPIV * RunConsoleCommand )( const char *szCommand );
};[/php]

right?

it works for me^^ u confused me cause u have int RunConsoleCommand

xD

EDIT:
check it now.. xD

I'm a little confused kotentopf. What is HOBJECT?

Originally Posted by seeplusplus

I'm a little confused kotentopf. What is HOBJECT?

[php]struct LTVector{//define a 3D coordinate (x,y,z)

float x;
float y;
float z;

};

struct LTObject{//define the Postion by CA (Offsets C8,CC,D0)

char offset[0xC8];
LTVector Pos;

};
typedef LTObject *HOBJECT;//define our new type "HOBJECT"[/php]

and now?