Super Range ? (NOT CONFIRMED, NEED TESTING)

First sorry for the english, I'm Brazilian and I'm using Google Translator

I was checking out some code and decided to look for Range. I found one but do not know if it works, someone could test?

1) - Open Assembly-CSharp & look for 'Range'.
2) - Open the GetBulletRange (ItemRepresentation)' on BulletWeaponDataBlock.
3) - Open Reflexil, check in item 12 and change the 0.75 for a giant number. I put 10000.
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If it works, please talk to me. >. <

Originally Posted by WonderW0rk

I found one but do not know if it works, someone could test?

Why not test it yourself ?

Also, Brazillian but a flag from Afghanistan.

Originally Posted by Horror

Why not test it yourself ?
Also, Brazillian but a flag from Afghanistan.

EXACTLY MY POINT

I'll try test with aimbot tomorrow. as atm im always out of range if this worked, you've made a new best friend. lol.

Originally Posted by Tobbo88

I'll try test with aimbot tomorrow. as atm im always out of range if this worked, you've made a new best friend. lol.

Uhh.. Aimbot is going to get you banned if you're injecting. There is no Assembly-CSharp.dll modification that'll enable Aimbot.

I'm a huge noob and I have a question... How do you save the changes you have made?

Originally Posted by CA_

I'm a huge noob and I have a question... How do you save the changes you have made?

Enjoy.

Thanks!

Doesnt seem to work for me.....i cant save it

Originally Posted by GeneralObvious

Doesnt seem to work for me.....i cant save it

Do you know how to save it..? I've probably linked the same image 6 times already. Just incase~

I got this when trying to save....usually it just saves fine.

I have the Reflixi addin

Originally Posted by GeneralObvious

I got this when trying to save....usually it just saves fine.

I have the Reflixi addin

Try doing the same process, but do it one notch up (The gray database looking icon instead of the RAR looking icon)

IM going to reinstall my .net reflector

I get the same error.

Originally Posted by GeneralObvious

I get the same error.

Make sure you still have the original DLL that you opened to edit in the same location, for some reason this happens for no reason and I find myself having to re-load the Assembly and re-edit the modification I just made... Nothing you can really do.

EDIT: Reinstalling .Net Reflector won't change anything. It's a DLL load error. You simply need to do what I said right here ^

Super Range ? (NOT CONFIRMED, NEED TESTING)

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