PTC Method :D
PTC Method :D
My horrible PTC method 
Chams push example:
Code:
VOID CosolePush(CONST CHAR *Command)
{
__asm {
PUSHAD;
NOP;
MOV EAX, LTClientEXE;
WAIT;
MOV EBX, LTClientEXE;
WAIT;
NOP;
CMP EAX, EBX;
NOP;
add eax, 4
JZ Hello;
NOP;
Hello:
NOP;
PUSH Command;
NOP;
MOV EAX, LTClientEXE;
NOP;
CALL EAX;
NOP;
ADD ESP, 0x4;
NOP;
sub EDI, 0x5;
sub esi, 0x1;
POPAD;
}
}
Code:
ConsolePush("SkelModelStencil 1");
why is there a ";" at the end of every line?
why is there NOPs?
why is there NOPs?
Originally Posted by kibbles18
why is there a ";" at the end of every line?
Originally Posted by kibbles18
why is there a ";" at the end of every line?
why is there NOPs?
why is there NOPs?
Must be trying to take up space
Originally Posted by kibbles18
why is there a ";" at the end of every line?
why is there NOPs?
why is there NOPs?
(well im still learning to code
) Originally Posted by 0ptic
theres a ; at every line because it tells the computer that its end of the command I think
(well im still learning to code)
(well im still learning to code
)Lmao this would'nt even work..Bad ASM syntax. completly wrong too. Uneeded code.
can do Console commands with the LTBase class with 1 line of code.
can do Console commands with the LTBase class with 1 line of code.
Originally Posted by DeadLinez
can do Console commands with the LTBase class with 1 line of code.
This is very UN-needed, In my Opinion it's sort of a mess and takes up space.
i don't know 1 bit of ASM but i think your doing something wrong 
Code:
void __cdecl RunConsoleCommand( const char* cCommand)
{
void* address = ( void* ) ADDR_CONSOLEUNWRAPPED;
__asm
{
Push cCommand
call address
add esp, 0x4
}
}
Originally Posted by flameswor10
Code:
void __cdecl RunConsoleCommand( const char* cCommand)
{
void* address = ( void* ) ADDR_CONSOLEUNWRAPPED;
__asm
{
Push cCommand
call address
add esp, 0x4
}
}
Originally Posted by spookyskunkk
One flaw with that....Ill let you find out.....Triple check it.
LOL let see if this code really work hahahah dude you better be the good code !!
yeah, it will work but that's a lot of instructions. i also don't like it when people deface the true art of assemply by using c++ preprossesor macros (no offence). but gj.
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