finding a class (weaponmgr specificly)

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i'm trying to get back into C++ and hack making. All i need is the WeaponMGR Class and i'm good for my hack i should release soon

could someone tell me how to either find it myself or pm it to me? i used to have it (buddy gave it to me) but in a reformat of my pc, i lost it >.>

thanks and rep will be given for any and all help (and maybe a private hack if you want it)

UPDATE: found my answer on how to make classes...still can't seem to get the weaponmgr though

if you need it

what you want it for? @supercarz1991

to make hacks. I have some ideas for hacks, and need a look at the class to know if i'm right that it came be done that way

It's in the Jupiter/Fear SDK.

Originally Posted by freedompeace

It's in the Jupiter/Fear SDK.

yeah, since the FEAR weaponmgr is identical to the CA one. absolutely.

Originally Posted by ISmokeWeedAmICoolNow

yeah, since the FEAR weaponmgr is identical to the CA one. absolutely.

No it's not. However, it is very similar (the game uses the SDK), so you can use the ones provided in the SDK, diff between Combat Arms and the SDK and have a final working class.

Originally Posted by freedompeace

No it's not. However, it is very similar (the game uses the SDK), so you can use the ones provided in the SDK, diff between Combat Arms and the SDK and have a final working class.

most classes are very different (the game changed the SDK), so you can use the ones provided in the SDK as a loose idea of what may be in the class as you reverse it.

Originally Posted by ISmokeWeedAmICoolNow

most classes are very different (the game changed the SDK), so you can use the ones provided in the SDK as a loose idea of what may be in the class as you reverse it.

No, they are very similar, that is, if they haven't completely overhauled the game (as in a complete rewrite) since January. The objects within Combat Arms match very closely with the Fear and Jupiter Engine SDKs -- look below the surface.

Originally Posted by freedompeace

sigh. get more experience with the game before you assume things. they are different. that is all.

Originally Posted by ISmokeWeedAmICoolNow

sigh. get more experience with the game before you assume things. they are different. that is all.

lol ur telling that to the creator of portal and all of those stuff... what have u done recently? considering u still called "choob" prob not much. im not really one to talk even tho i actually contribute and dont just rage other people. unless they ask for it

Originally Posted by teehee15

i coded a full vip from scratch with a friend. you?

im not raging at him, im trying to correct him but for some reason (ego?) he won't accept the facts.

Originally Posted by ISmokeWeedAmICoolNow

i coded a full vip from scratch with a friend. you?

im not raging at him, im trying to correct him but for some reason (ego?) he won't accept the facts.

did u really? then y dont u make a couple pubs so people can tell that u actually do and so u can get soe moar posts. also whos this friend? they couldda done all the work...
having a posting war with some1 kinda seems like ragin from both sides to me... and hes shown that he noes what hes talking about in the past. so atm i believe him. ofc i havent worked with classes yet so doesnt really matter to me. if u show that u no what ur talking about more people will listen to u.

I'm also need some help getting at a class.

From the Jupiter Source:

Code:

class CGameButeMgr
{
	...
		char*		m_pCryptKey;
        ...
};

I want the m_pCryptKey, which is the encryption key used on the attribute files.

Now the CGlobalClientMgr, has the variable: CClientButeMgr* m_pClientButeMgr, and CClientButeMgr is a child class of CGameButeMgr.

So if one had access to the CGlobalClientMgr, it should just be as simple as:

Code:

globalClientMgr->m_pClientButeMgr->m_pCryptKey
// ignoring the fact that it is a protected variable for now.

I have a simple DLL that injects and can write a string of text to a file on a key press, so all I should need is the address of the encryption key.

I but don't know much about hacking. What I've gather so from browsing the forum:

Code:

#define CGlobalClientMgr 0x375F2240

from here [06/27] (old address?)

So using this address I should be to create a class pointer using some like this no?:

Code:

// Class signature
class CGlobalClientMgr
{
	public :
		CGlobalClientMgr( );
		~CGlobalClientMgr();

        void fnc1( );
	void fnc2( );

	protected :
		virtual void fnc3();

	private :
		CClientButeMgr*	m_pClientButeMgr;
		void*	var1;
		void*	var2;
		void*	var3;
		void*	var4;
};


class CClientButeMgr 
// CClientButeMgr signature...

CGlobalClientMgr *globalMgr = (CGlobalClientMgr*)0x375F2240;
CClientButeMgr *buteMgr = globalMgr->m_pClientButeMgr;
char *key = buteMgr->m_pCryptKey;

Or have I misunderstood how class signatures and address's work. (It's been a long time since I messed around with ASM).

Thanks for any help.

Originally Posted by Drigien

I'm also need some help getting at a class.

From the Jupiter Source:

Code:

class CGameButeMgr
{
	...
		char*		m_pCryptKey;
        ...
};

Code:

globalClientMgr->m_pClientButeMgr->m_pCryptKey
// ignoring the fact that it is a protected variable for now.

Code:

#define CGlobalClientMgr 0x375F2240

from here [06/27] (old address?)

So using this address I should be to create a class pointer using some like this no?:

Code:

// Class signature
class CGlobalClientMgr
{
	public :
		CGlobalClientMgr( );
		~CGlobalClientMgr();

        void fnc1( );
	void fnc2( );

	protected :
		virtual void fnc3();

	private :
		CClientButeMgr*	m_pClientButeMgr;
		void*	var1;
		void*	var2;
		void*	var3;
		void*	var4;
};


class CClientButeMgr 
// CClientButeMgr signature...

CGlobalClientMgr *globalMgr = (CGlobalClientMgr*)0x375F2240;
CClientButeMgr *buteMgr = globalMgr->m_pClientButeMgr;
char *key = buteMgr->m_pCryptKey;

Or have I misunderstood how class signatures and address's work. (It's been a long time since I messed around with ASM).

Thanks for any help.

yes, since adding members to the class makes them point to the right value.

and the classes change from fear to ca, so it may not be in the same class.