Is force host variable ?

I have tried the force host address published on the codes section it failed

So I searched in cheat engine and I got 05AB38A0

Another thread says 0608DEA8

I have then asked two others to test it and force host crashed one and did nothing with the other

Do any of these work for others

4 byte
Integer value : 1
Addy :as above
Requirement : host // or the aim is to try to be

The proper way to do force host involves more that just writing to 1 address. This is because it can change from computer to computer, even if it seems to be at the same address for one person.

This is the REAL way to do force host for those wondering. We will be using the party_minplayers dvar. The location of the dvar can be found using the dvar pointer at 0x01409014. So, first we read the integer (which contains the address to the dvar struct) at 0x1409014. Once we have that value, add 0xC to it. Now, write 1 (to set the minimum players required to 1) as an integer to that added result.

Example:
The value in 0x1409014 is read and we get the value 0x500000 (this is not real, I made it up). We add 0xC to that value so it becomes 0x50000C. Now, write 1 as an integer to 0x50000C and you've successfully forced host. This will work on every computer and there is no more problems about force host not working.

Originally Posted by master131

The proper way to do force host involves more that just writing to 1 address. This is because it can change from computer to computer, even if it seems to be at the same address for one person.

This is the REAL way to do force host for those wondering. We will be using the party_minplayers dvar. The location of the dvar can be found using the dvar pointer at 0x01409014. So, first we read the integer (which contains the address to the dvar struct) at 0x1409014. Once we have that value, add 0xC to it. Now, write 1 (to set the minimum players required to 1) as an integer to that added result.

Example:
The value in 0x1409014 is read and we get the value 0x500000 (this is not real, I made it up). We add 0xC to that value so it becomes 0x50000C. Now, write 1 as an integer to 0x50000C and you've successfully forced host. This will work on every computer and there is no more problems about force host not working.

Can you make a example in VB?
It doesn't matter if the addresses is correct or not

Originally Posted by NitroSmily

Can you make a example in VB?
It doesn't matter if the addresses is correct or not

ShOcInG!!!

You have made a trainer, with options where you would have to know about this :S

Code:

WriteInteger((ReadInteger(&H1409014)+&HC), 1)

I think that is mainly how you would do it, if wrong. Well, I never done it with the program, I done it with the calculator :|

---------- Post added at 07:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:18 PM ----------

Originally Posted by MarkHC

I don't know VB.. but it should look like this.

Code:

WriteInteger(ReadInteger(0x01409014) + 0xC, 1);

I made this straight up from my head, so I don't know if it'll work...

0x = &H for VB.Net

I don't know VB.. but it should look like this.

Code:

WriteInteger(ReadInteger(0x01409014) + 0xC, 1);

I made this straight up from my head, so I don't know if it'll work...

I forgot last week I got this address and posted it, thank god i did, Force host I get as a pointer address "iw5mp.exe"+01009014" Offset C 4Byte

So I guess the code would go something like this

Code:

            Dim MyAddress As Integer = Hex(GetTargetAddress("iw5mp.exe"))
                       Dim myaddress1 as integer  = Hex(MyAddress + &h1009014))
                       Dim finaladdress as integer = Hex(myaddress1 +&HC))

A long winded way of doing things But in principle I think it should work

Originally Posted by gteuk

I forgot last week I got this address and posted it, thank god i did, Force host I get as a pointer address "iw5mp.exe"+01009014" Offset C 4Byte

So I guess the code would go something like this

Code:

            Dim MyAddress As Integer = Hex(GetTargetAddress("iw5mp.exe"))
                       Dim myaddress1 as integer  = Hex(MyAddress + &h1009014))
                       Dim finaladdress as integer = Hex(myaddress1 +&HC))

A long winded way of doing things But in principle I think it should work

Can confirm that doesn't work for me

I was under the assumption that once you got the base address it should work like above, either there is a problem getting target address or it just plain don't work

No, no, no. Don't use the base address of the iw5mp.exe module.

And you need to read &H1009014, not just add it together with &HC. What @Jorndel and @MarkHC said was right.

Private Sub Button1_Click_6(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim p As Process = Nothing
If Process.GetProcessesByName("iw5mp").Count > 0 Then
p = Process.GetProcessesByName("iw5mp")(0)
Else
MessageBox.Show("CoD:MW3 is not open!", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning)
Exit Sub
End If
Dim Adr As Int32 = &H1409014 + &HC
Try
If WriteInt32(p, Adr, 1) Then
Else
MessageBox.Show("Writing memory failed!", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("Writing memory failed:" & vbCrLf & ex.Message, "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning)
End Try
End Sub

My game crashed, what i have done wrong?Pls help :3
(its for force host)

Originally Posted by true1495

My game crashed, what i have done wrong?Pls help :3
(its for force host)

I already told you, it's wrong.

Dim Adr As Int32 = ReadInt32(&H1409014)
Adr += &HC
WriteInt32(p, Adr, 1)

That's assuming you even have a function to read. I'm not going to bother anymore.

Originally Posted by master131

I already told you, it's wrong.

Dim Adr As Int32 = ReadInt32(&H1409014)
Adr += &HC
WriteInt32(p, Adr, 1)

That's assuming you even have a function to read. I'm not going to bother anymore.

Works perfect ty :3

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