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How to Reverse Engineering structures from games?
How to Reverse Engineering structures from games?
I would like to know how to get structures like for example (MW3):
How do I get to these, instead of asking x22 I'd like to learn this myself.
Could anyone point me in the right direction, has a tutorial or wanting to share it themselves.
Thanks in advance
Code:
typedef struct
{
char _0x0000[8];
int Width; //0x0008
int Height; //0x000C
char _0x0010[20];
char GameType[4]; //0x0024
char _0x0028[28];
char HostName[64]; //0x0044
char _0x0084[196];
int MaxClients; //0x0148
char _0x014C[4];
char MapName[64]; //0x0150
}cgs_t;//Size=0x0190
Could anyone point me in the right direction, has a tutorial or wanting to share it themselves.
Thanks in advance
Originally Posted by distiny
I would like to know how to get structures like for example (MW3):
How do I get to these, instead of asking x22 I'd like to learn this myself.
Could anyone point me in the right direction, has a tutorial or wanting to share it themselves.
Thanks in advance
Code:
typedef struct
{
char _0x0000[8];
int Width; //0x0008
int Height; //0x000C
char _0x0010[20];
char GameType[4]; //0x0024
char _0x0028[28];
char HostName[64]; //0x0044
char _0x0084[196];
int MaxClients; //0x0148
char _0x014C[4];
char MapName[64]; //0x0150
}cgs_t;//Size=0x0190
Could anyone point me in the right direction, has a tutorial or wanting to share it themselves.
Thanks in advance
Second step is to find the base addie of the class and begin loggin offsets.
Are you trying to get the value of a memory address in the game?
no... that's not a structure lol
How would one go about finding the base address of the class?
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