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ESP Info
Now I have a basic menu happening in delphi and the basic memory hacks/ Console hacks, I would like to move on.. the next thing I need to learn about is the ESP stuff, Im still not 100% convinced this is actually useful while in game besides from killing a few FPS, but none the less I would like to learn about.. Anyone here would like to explain and discuss. I feel I have given some really good ideas to the C++ coders here, So I am hoping they will return the favour and teach me what I need to know to move on to the next level...
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Quote Originally Posted by Departure View Post
Now I have a basic menu happening in delphi and the basic memory hacks/ Console hacks, I would like to move on.. the next thing I need to learn about is the ESP stuff, Im still not 100% convinced this is actually useful while in game besides from killing a few FPS, but none the less I would like to learn about.. Anyone here would like to explain and discuss. I feel I have given some really good ideas to the C++ coders here, So I am hoping they will return the favour and teach me what I need to know to move on to the next level...
ESP is displaying objects at the players. not much more to say about it

if ur looking for code, u can NOP nametags, or look around some.
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^ Basically drawing but theres more to it. You would need the enemy class so you know what to draw on and W2S. Im a noob so i wouldn't know :P
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ESP is simple using a class (PlayerInfo) and Drawing lines, boxes, w/e toawrds them. Simply use D3dvectors to find the person position from the class and then use a world2screen function to get the players screen position
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PlayerInfo class dosent have positions in it that ive seen?
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Quote Originally Posted by kibbles18 View Post
PlayerInfo class dosent have positions in it that ive seen?
Lol... Object. Turn it into vector then use vector coords.
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Quote Originally Posted by CAFlames View Post


Lol... Object. Turn it into vector then use vector coords.
i hate ur CA menu, the hacks are fine, just the looks .
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Quote Originally Posted by CAFlames View Post


Lol... Object. Turn it into vector then use vector coords.
I can haz type casting
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okay so basically, I need to get the coords for each player right? then draw what ever at those coords.. np

What does this word2screen function do your talking about? looks like I have code some of these functions also..
#9 ·
Quote Originally Posted by Departure View Post
okay so basically, I need to get the coords for each player right? then draw what ever at those coords.. np

What does this word2screen function do your talking about? looks like I have code some of these functions also..
You see, the coords will be where he in on the map.. the coordinates. W2S gets coords on ur screen
#10 ·
You'"ll have to convert a W2S function to Delphi
Shouldn't be problem for you

Heres one in c++
Code:
bool WorldToScreen( LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 pDevice, D3DXVECTOR3 vWorldPos, D3DXVECTOR3 * pOut )
{

	CILTDrawPrim* pDrawPrim = *(CILTDrawPrim**)0x8024F8;
D3DVIEWPORT9 viewPort = {0};
pDevice->GetViewport(&viewPort);
D3DXVec3Project( pOut, &vWorldPos, &viewPort, &pDrawPrim->Projection, &pDrawPrim->View, &pDrawPrim->World );

return ( pOut->z < 1.0f );

}
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You can find the address for the pointer to the first ClientInfo in the linked list and then go through them like this :

Code:
CClientInfo *pClient = ....; //Pointer to the first ClientInfo in the list
while(pClient != 0){

    if(pClient->dwPlayerID != pSelf->dwPlayerID && pClient->iTeam != pSelf->iTeam){

        D3DXVECTOR3 pScreen;
        if(WorldToScreen(pClient->hObject->Pos, &pScreen))
            pFont->DrawText(pScreen.x, pScreen.y, pClient->cPlayerName);

    }

    pClient = pClient->pNext;
}
Offsets :
iTeam = +0x70
dwPlayerID = +0x4
pNext = +0x264
cPlayerName = +0x10
hObject = +0x28
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Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
You can find the address for the pointer to the first ClientInfo in the linked list and then go through them like this :

Code:
CClientInfo *pClient = ....; //Pointer to the first ClientInfo in the list
while(pClient != 0){

    if(pClient->dwPlayerID != pSelf->dwPlayerID && pClient->iTeam != pSelf->iTeam){

        D3DXVECTOR3 pScreen;
        if(WorldToScreen(pClient->hObject->Pos, &pScreen))
            pFont->DrawText(pScreen.x, pScreen.y, pClient->cPlayerName);

    }

    pClient = pClient->pNext;
}
Offsets :
iTeam = +0x70
dwPlayerID = +0x4
pNext = +0x264
cPlayerName = +0x10
hObject = +0x28

Oh you go Girl (Guy In Real Life). Thats the way we Do it.
#13 ·
Quote Originally Posted by Departure View Post
@Crash @ Markoj @CAFlames @Fabolous

Thanks guys, that info was a big help and makes alot more sense now +Rep
Just so you know mine and marko's worldtoscreen are a little different just change it around to fit marko's
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