Offset-Refinder

Hey you MPGHian coders out there,
just build this little tool really quick to help you coding trainers for BO. It will refind the most common offsets for BO automatically, just run Black-Ops, run my lil Programm, and it will search them.

The Amunitions are switching around sometimes, sou you cant really tell which adress is which offset, which is why i just called them "Amunitions".

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If you use offsets found using this programm, please give credits to me

Credits:
Master and Sph4ck for inspiration on how to find offsets
Me for Coding

Offset-Finder by Edlmann.rarattachment deleted · 258 downloads before removal

nice man

thanks for this

This could be very useful Thanks

whats the difference between for example health 1 and 2?

You should add custom pattern searches so people could add their own signatures.

Some values are written in different variables, you have to write into both to get it to work. (Or pointers on the variables, but well, only works if changing both)

And to that custom pattern stuff...well...i just copied it from my trainer, not so much effort in it...

gj, keep up the good work!!

Nice!
Is the program reading the version and looking for the offsets via internet?

Originally Posted by jabbathehutt

Nice!
Is the program reading the version and looking for the offsets via internet?

Nope, its scanning the offsets directly from the memory of the game, this way it also detects future versions of BO.

An awesome feature, Sph4cks external BoxESP also has this and was my main inspration

program
or else it wouldn't say waiting for black ops

Originally Posted by Edlmann

The Amunitions are switching around sometimes, sou you cant really tell which adress is which offset, which is why i just called them "Amunitions".

the ammo is dynamic, you just need to find a ptr or patch the function which edits the ammo

Nice tool thanks.

epic, probly wont use it but thanks

Wow.
Is it possible to send me the scr?
Would be very nice to see how this works.

I would like source too if possible, thanks

I acutally didn't come up with the way to keep offsets up to date myself, main inspiration was by sph4ck, here is the part of his hack where this is done:
PatternFinder.py - pyexternalboxespmw2 - Project Hosting on Google Code

I may acutally release the delph source, but not sure about that now. I made it quite a bit simpler than sph4ck, he is using regular expressions to find offsets, i just use a function to find a substring in a string, enough for now :P

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