how to use a boolean

So how do you do a boolean thing???

@whit told me to use it so my hacks dont cause lagg

some one please help/discuss

and i tried searching for the boolean thing

Oh god...

How in the world did you actually compile a hack ?

C++/C Programming - MPGH - MultiPlayer Game Hacking

Variables. Data Types. - C++ Documentationⓘ

thats what I said..

@pashak can you get on msn pleaseee

in a bit...

@pashak i got somethin for you

Originally Posted by nucks

@pashak i got somethin for you

I'm about to rq CA and mpgh in general.. idc what it is

but do get on at some point

LOL!!!!, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh,, let me chill,, HA HA!

wow, thats funny

Now:
If you use an int your using 32 bits, if you use a short your using 16 bytes, if your using a boolean / byte your using 8 bytes. If you are an ass you will not know what these mean.

Byte consist of 8 bits, the highest value that 8 bits can hold is 255 ( 0xFF ) So a hack with integers will be bigger than a hack with booleans / bytes, which will be more data to carry,(lol)

Let me DUM it down a little.
it takes you more time to carry a bed from your home to the store and back, than to carry a small marble the same distance.

Originally Posted by topblast

LOL!!!!, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh,, let me chill,, HA HA!

wow, thats funny

Now:
If you use an int your using 32 bits, if you use a short your using 16 bytes, if your using a boolean / byte your using 8 bytes. If you are an ass you will not know what these mean.

Byte consist of 8 bits, the highest value that 8 bits can hold is 255 ( 0xFF ) So a hack with integers will be bigger than a hack with booleans / bytes, which will be more data to carry,(lol)

Let me DUM it down a little.
it takes you more time to carry a bed from your home to the store and back, than to carry a small marble the same distance.

thats a good explanation, but I think he wants to turn his hacks not to be called once they're turned on once to reduce lag

Originally Posted by pashak

thats a good explanation, but I think he wants to turn his hacks not to be called once they're turned on once to reduce lag

Easy, use memcmp() for your memory hacks, and for you PTC use, PopFromConsole() (by @mmbob

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DWORD d, ds;
VirtualProtect(dwAdd, bytes, PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE, &d);
if (memcmp(dwAdd, val, bytes) == 0)
return;
memcpy(dwAdd, val, bytes);
VirtualProtect(dwAdd,bytes,d,&ds);[/highlight]

I don't think he'll understand

how to use a boolean

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