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Updating cubeone.....
Updating cubeone.....
Well I found the auto-nexus code in cubeone and managed to insert it into the current client.
The code was changed so that it can be a simple insert into the current client. No need to add strings and what not. This code can be inserted by opening yogda, navigating to com.company.assembleegameclient.objects.player update(), scrolling to the last instruction, right clicking on returnvoid and clicking insert (remember to get rid of comments). The current auto-nexus point is at 50% health for reasons explained below.
There is one thing I don't understand that maybe one of you and help me with. How would one go about pushing .3 or .25 or whatever onto the stack? I understand for instructions like pushdouble, one would give an integer value that would reference a floating point variable in this thing a called a constant pool. I do not know how to look at this constant pool, make use it, or add to it. Anyone here have experience with this?
Also, anyone manage to find where cubeone put his aimbot and noclip code in his client?
---------- Post added at 01:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:18 AM ----------
As I was writing the above I thought of a way to get .35 (so the auto-nexus would be set at 35% health).
Code:
pop getlocal0 getlex map_ getproperty player_ ifne 45 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ getproperty server_ getproperty name_ pushstring Nexus ifeq 26 getlex _-WA //current health variable (name changes with client update) convert_d getlex _-PV //max health variable (name changes with client update) convert_d divide pushdouble 2 //pushes .5 to stack ifgt 11 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ callpropvoid _-093,0 //name changes with client update pushtrue
There is one thing I don't understand that maybe one of you and help me with. How would one go about pushing .3 or .25 or whatever onto the stack? I understand for instructions like pushdouble, one would give an integer value that would reference a floating point variable in this thing a called a constant pool. I do not know how to look at this constant pool, make use it, or add to it. Anyone here have experience with this?
Also, anyone manage to find where cubeone put his aimbot and noclip code in his client?
---------- Post added at 01:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:18 AM ----------
As I was writing the above I thought of a way to get .35 (so the auto-nexus would be set at 35% health).
Code:
pop getlocal0 getlex map_ getproperty player_ ifne 50 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ getproperty server_ getproperty name_ pushstring Nexus ifeq 31 getlex _-WA convert_d getlex _-PV convert_d divide pushbyte 7 convert_d pushbyte 20 convert_d divide ifgt 11 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ callpropvoid _-093,0 pushtrue
I tried looking a while ago, but couldn't find it.
Originally Posted by nilly
Well I found the auto-nexus code in cubeone and managed to insert it into the current client.
The code was changed so that it can be a simple insert into the current client. No need to add strings and what not. This code can be inserted by opening yogda, navigating to com.company.assembleegameclient.objects.player update(), scrolling to the last instruction, right clicking on returnvoid and clicking insert (remember to get rid of comments). The current auto-nexus point is at 50% health for reasons explained below.
There is one thing I don't understand that maybe one of you and help me with. How would one go about pushing .3 or .25 or whatever onto the stack? I understand for instructions like pushdouble, one would give an integer value that would reference a floating point variable in this thing a called a constant pool. I do not know how to look at this constant pool, make use it, or add to it. Anyone here have experience with this?
Also, anyone manage to find where cubeone put his aimbot and noclip code in his client?
---------- Post added at 01:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:18 AM ----------
As I was writing the above I thought of a way to get .35 (so the auto-nexus would be set at 35% health).
Code:
pop getlocal0 getlex map_ getproperty player_ ifne 45 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ getproperty server_ getproperty name_ pushstring Nexus ifeq 26 getlex _-WA //current health variable (name changes with client update) convert_d getlex _-PV //max health variable (name changes with client update) convert_d divide pushdouble 2 //pushes .5 to stack ifgt 11 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ callpropvoid _-093,0 //name changes with client update pushtrue
There is one thing I don't understand that maybe one of you and help me with. How would one go about pushing .3 or .25 or whatever onto the stack? I understand for instructions like pushdouble, one would give an integer value that would reference a floating point variable in this thing a called a constant pool. I do not know how to look at this constant pool, make use it, or add to it. Anyone here have experience with this?
Also, anyone manage to find where cubeone put his aimbot and noclip code in his client?
---------- Post added at 01:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:18 AM ----------
As I was writing the above I thought of a way to get .35 (so the auto-nexus would be set at 35% health).
Code:
pop getlocal0 getlex map_ getproperty player_ ifne 50 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ getproperty server_ getproperty name_ pushstring Nexus ifeq 31 getlex _-WA convert_d getlex _-PV convert_d divide pushbyte 7 convert_d pushbyte 20 convert_d divide ifgt 11 getlex map_ getproperty gs_ getproperty gsc_ callpropvoid _-093,0 pushtrue
Code:
L501:
getlocal0
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "map_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "player_")
ifne L523
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "map_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gs_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gsc_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "server_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "name_")
pushstring "Nexus"
ifeq L523
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "_-WA")
convert_d
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "_-PV")
convert_d
divide
pushdouble 0.5
ifgt L523
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "map_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gs_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gsc_")
callpropvoid QName(PackageNamespace(""), "_-093"), 0
Release a new client - it will be very useful for mpgh.net. people are tried from that nexus bug and old version visual.
Originally Posted by Dr Donkey Kong
you did get all the updated variables as have i, but you're not going to the correct lines on ifne, ifeq, and ifgt. Also depending on where you insert you'll need to update those lines. Currently my only issue is that my auto nexus code is being consumed into the other if, i was drunk doing this so my assumption is it will be easier today.
Code:
L501:
getlocal0
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "map_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "player_")
ifne L523
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "map_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gs_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gsc_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "server_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "name_")
pushstring "Nexus"
ifeq L523
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "_-WA")
convert_d
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "_-PV")
convert_d
divide
pushdouble 0.5
ifgt L523
getlex QName(PackageNamespace(""), "map_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gs_")
getproperty QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gsc_")
callpropvoid QName(PackageNamespace(""), "_-093"), 0
BTW I found what a lot of you guys are looking for and I think I understand why cubeone stopped updating...
Code:
function 0000 *(Number):void
{
// Max stack : 16
// Local count : 14
// Scope depth : 16
// Max Scope depth : 18
// Exception Count : 0
// Trait Count : 0
// Code Length : 314 bytes.
0 pushfalse
1 pushtrue
2 setlocal2
3 setlocal3
4 getlocal0
5 pushscope
6 getlocal1
8 getlex com.company.assembleegameclient.parameters:Parameters
10 getproperty data_
13 getproperty cameraAngle
14 add
16 setlocal 7
18 getlex map_
20 getproperty gs_
23 getproperty mui_
26 getproperty private:_-bh
30 iftrue LOC_1:
31 pushnull
33 coerce com.company.assembleegameclient.objects:GameObject
35 setlocal 4
37 pushbyte 255
39 setlocal 8
41 pushbyte 0
43 setlocal 9
45 pushbyte 0
47 setlocal 10
48 pushnull
49 coerce_a
51 setlocal 11
53 pushbyte 0
55 setlocal 12
57 pushbyte 0
59 setlocal 13
61 pushbyte 0
63 setlocal 5
65 getlex map_
68 getproperty goDict_
69 coerce_a
71 setlocal 6
75 jump LOC_2:
LOC_3:
LOC_7:
76 label
78 getlocal 6
80 getlocal 5
81 nextvalue
83 coerce com.company.assembleegameclient.objects:GameObject
85 setlocal 4
87 getlocal 10
89 pushbyte 1
90 add
92 setlocal 10
94 getlocal 4
96 getproperty props_
99 getproperty isEnemy_
103 iffalse LOC_2:
105 getlocal 4
109 callproperty _-F5,0
113 iftrue LOC_2:
115 getlocal 4
119 callproperty _-QL,0
123 iftrue LOC_2:
125 getlocal 4
129 callproperty _-Uc,0
133 iftrue LOC_2:
135 getlocal 4
139 callproperty isPaused,0
143 iftrue LOC_2:
145 getlex Math
147 getlocal 4
149 getproperty y_
151 getlex y_
152 subtract
153 dup
154 multiply
156 getlocal 4
158 getproperty x_
160 getlex x_
161 subtract
162 dup
163 multiply
164 add
168 callproperty sqrt,1
169 dup
171 setlocal 9
173 getlex com.company.assembleegameclient.objects:ObjectLibrary
176 getproperty _-jq
179 getlex _-jc
181 pushbyte 0
184 getproperty multinameL
185 convert_i
187 getproperty multinameL
189 getproperty multinameL
192 getproperty _-qh
194 pushbyte 0
196 getproperty multinameL
198 getproperty multinameL
199 dup
201 setlocal 11
204 getproperty speed_
207 pushshort 10000
208 divide
210 getlocal 11
213 getproperty lifetime_
214 multiply
218 ifgt LOC_2:
220 getlocal 8
222 pushbyte 255
226 ifeq LOC_4:
228 getlocal 9
230 getlocal 8
234 iflt LOC_4:
238 jump LOC_2:
LOC_4:
240 getlocal 4
243 getproperty _-rF
244 dup
246 setlocal 13
248 getlocal 12
252 iflt LOC_2:
254 getlocal 13
256 setlocal 12
258 getlocal 9
260 setlocal 8
262 getlex Math
264 getlocal 4
266 getproperty y_
268 getlex y_
269 subtract
271 getlocal 4
273 getproperty x_
275 getlex x_
276 subtract
280 callproperty atan2,2
282 setlocal 7
286 jump LOC_2:
LOC_2:
289 hasnext2 6,
293 iftrue LOC_3:
295 kill 6
297 kill 5
299 getlocal 12
301 pushbyte 0
305 ifeq LOC_6:
LOC_1:
306 getlocal0
308 getlocal 7
312 callpropvoid private:shoot,1
LOC_6:
313 returnvoid
}
That is generally what I assume is trying to be achieved here. Otherwise why would such effort be put into this.
I've been trying to look through it and I knew the variables would be changed, but couldn't find it due to crashing programs, so I gave up. However, seeing as though you two have managed to find the auto-nexus code I'm tempted to take a peek again. I have no idea how to find the aimbot code but my friend thinks it works much like the mobs aiming on you. So surely we could look for something like that?
I've been trying to look through it and I knew the variables would be changed, but couldn't find it due to crashing programs, so I gave up. However, seeing as though you two have managed to find the auto-nexus code I'm tempted to take a peek again. I have no idea how to find the aimbot code but my friend thinks it works much like the mobs aiming on you. So surely we could look for something like that?
BTW Kong, what are you using to compile your code?
---------- Post added at 03:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:57 PM ----------
That little code bit I posted a few min. ago is the aimbot code. I've been busy trying to machete that thing out of the old client and dropping it into the new one. I ran into a road block however.
---------- Post added at 03:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:57 PM ----------
That little code bit I posted a few min. ago is the aimbot code. I've been busy trying to machete that thing out of the old client and dropping it into the new one. I ran into a road block however.
Oh I thought that was the auto-nexus code. Hats off to you.
EDIT: Oh I get the meaning behind your post now, of course my mistake, it's obvious why he stopped updating. Otherwise he'd have to search for the variable names each time.
---------- Post added at 10:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:32 PM ----------
Note nilly that I'm having trouble doing what you instruct to add the auto-nexus via Yogda. Whenever I run the SWF I get 3 errors.
I cannot find
and the best I can find is
Which opens up a branch to other files.
EDIT: Oh I get the meaning behind your post now, of course my mistake, it's obvious why he stopped updating. Otherwise he'd have to search for the variable names each time.
---------- Post added at 10:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:32 PM ----------
Note nilly that I'm having trouble doing what you instruct to add the auto-nexus via Yogda. Whenever I run the SWF I get 3 errors.
I cannot find
Code:
com.company.assembleegameclient.objects.player update()
Code:
com.company.assembleegameclient.objects:player Super
That isn't all the aimbot code.
hxxps://******.com/CyberShadow/RABCDAsm
hxxps://******.com/CyberShadow/RABCDAsm
I could not get rabcdasm to work, yogda is much better in my opinion, it's just much easier.
Originally Posted by RonaldSeiger
Oh I get the meaning behind your post now, of course my mistake, it's obvious why he stopped updating. Otherwise he'd have to search for the variable names each time.
There is a couple of problems I ran into. First, 2 of the variable names seem to have no name making it impossible to implement the hack via yogda directly. The other problem is the hack references 3 multinames that don't seem to have names (or they don't show up). I'm unsure how to locate the correct addresses in the new client for this second part. Another issue is yogda crashes when trying to change the auto shoot script.
Originally Posted by 059
I could not get rabcdasm to work, yogda is much better in my opinion, it's just much easier.
BTW RonaldSeiger, the update function is inside player super. Just branch it out and look for the last entry. It should be the update function. Once in there. Scroll to the bottom to find the returnvalue function. Right click it and click insert then paste the code in.
Okay thank you .
I looked at Rabcdasm as well, it looks interesting but I didn't download it.
In all fairness I think just an auto-nexus with a configurable point of teleporting would be fine. Aimbotting is nice as it allows you to move without having to concentrate on firing so you're just dodging the bullets, but in all fairness I can live without it. I just hate losing my character. Also that auto-nexus you picked out and inserted via Yogda works very well. Thanks
.I looked at Rabcdasm as well, it looks interesting but I didn't download it.
In all fairness I think just an auto-nexus with a configurable point of teleporting would be fine. Aimbotting is nice as it allows you to move without having to concentrate on firing so you're just dodging the bullets, but in all fairness I can live without it. I just hate losing my character. Also that auto-nexus you picked out and inserted via Yogda works very well. Thanks
I have 2 Questions:
1.How to get the new variable names after each update.
2.Please release the code to full screen client in Yogda (Less Leechers know how to code (rather insert codes), so I guess it'll be safe for sometime).
Lastly, the autonexus works great!
1.How to get the new variable names after each update.
2.Please release the code to full screen client in Yogda (Less Leechers know how to code (rather insert codes), so I guess it'll be safe for sometime).
Lastly, the autonexus works great!
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