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Offset Updater [The "Free" Version]
Offset Updater [The "Free" Version]
Well, what you have to do:
Drag and drop a text file (or any other read able file).
On to the Offset Updater.exe
Now, fill the info needed and it will create an update file
Image: (I know I used an Image :P)
Scans:
Scan 1 - 0/42
Scan 2 - 0/19
And the: "Paid Version:"
Drag and drop a text file (or any other read able file).
On to the Offset Updater.exe
Now, fill the info needed and it will create an update file
Image: (I know I used an Image :P)
Scans:
Scan 1 - 0/42
Scan 2 - 0/19
And the: "Paid Version:"
OK so by using this we can easily update our trainers/hacks to the latest version??? I'm confused as to the key purpose of using this.
Originally Posted by SlayerPFC
OK so by using this we can easily update our trainers/hacks to the latest version??? I'm confused as to the key purpose of using this.
We can easy find the difference value by:
Scanning our current XP Amount and then enter a game: Pew Pew.
And scan again.
Take the new offset + / - the old one, and we can easy update them all
OK, so this will allow an easy update to Source addresses in the trianers. Now would the same Hexadecimal addition be used for each update though or would it require a new scan each update to find the base +/- of the Source address for all offsets?
Originally Posted by SlayerPFC
OK, so this will allow an easy update to Source addresses in the trianers. Now would the same Hexadecimal addition be used for each update though or would it require a new scan each update to find the base +/- of the Source address for all offsets?
Maybe I am too tired :P
Originally Posted by SlayerPFC
OK, so this will allow an easy update to Source addresses in the trianers. Now would the same Hexadecimal addition be used for each update though or would it require a new scan each update to find the base +/- of the Source address for all offsets?
@Jorndel , Nice tool btw.. I just don't get one thing, what you mean by "Free version" and "Paid version"? The quotes make me confused...
PS: And you can improve it by making it like a pattern scanner... I saw a similar tool somewhere that had this feature... Like, you start it, and it get all the addresses for kills, deaths, prestiges and all that crap
Originally Posted by General Shepherd
If I understood what you meant.. yes, it requires a new scan.
@Jorndel , Nice tool btw.. I just don't get one thing, what you mean by "Free version" and "Paid version"? The quotes make me confused...
PS: And you can improve it by making it like a pattern scanner... I saw a similar tool somewhere that had this feature... Like, you start it, and it get all the addresses for kills, deaths, prestiges and all that crap
@Jorndel , Nice tool btw.. I just don't get one thing, what you mean by "Free version" and "Paid version"? The quotes make me confused...
PS: And you can improve it by making it like a pattern scanner... I saw a similar tool somewhere that had this feature... Like, you start it, and it get all the addresses for kills, deaths, prestiges and all that crap
Originally Posted by General Shepherd
If I understood what you meant.. yes, it requires a new scan.
@Jorndel , Nice tool btw.. I just don't get one thing, what you mean by "Free version" and "Paid version"? The quotes make me confused...
PS: And you can improve it by making it like a pattern scanner... I saw a similar tool somewhere that had this feature... Like, you start it, and it get all the addresses for kills, deaths, prestiges and all that crap
@Jorndel , Nice tool btw.. I just don't get one thing, what you mean by "Free version" and "Paid version"? The quotes make me confused...
PS: And you can improve it by making it like a pattern scanner... I saw a similar tool somewhere that had this feature... Like, you start it, and it get all the addresses for kills, deaths, prestiges and all that crap
But haven't really thought about share it tho :|
Suppose I can soon
(1-2 Weeks from now I will apply a 'dll' that will update your trainer automatically
)lol seriously?, you have a paid version for something that just parses a text file and adds / minuses a value to the offsets( no offence intended ). Anways, go for a pattern scanner instead as not all offsets increase/decrease by a same value
Originally Posted by intervention61
lol seriously?, you have a paid version for something that just parses a text file and adds / minuses a value to the offsets( no offence intended ). Anways, go for a pattern scanner instead as not all offsets increase/decrease by a same value
Just not in my mind to release it yet
Originally Posted by Jorndel
lol, the "paid" version is free as well.
Just not in my mind to release it yet
Just not in my mind to release it yet
Originally Posted by Jorndel
Well, what you have to do:
Drag and drop a text file (or any other read able file).
On to the Offset Updater.exe
Now, fill the info needed and it will create an update file
Image: (I know I used an Image :P)
Scans:
Scan 1 - 0/42
Scan 2 - 0/19
And the: "Paid Version:"
Drag and drop a text file (or any other read able file).
On to the Offset Updater.exe
Now, fill the info needed and it will create an update file
Image: (I know I used an Image :P)
Scans:
Scan 1 - 0/42
Scan 2 - 0/19
And the: "Paid Version:"
Code:
string updatevalue = input.ToString("x");
*code to write data here*
and this works for strings if i got it right
Code:
ASCIIEncoding asciiencoding=new ASCIIEncoding(); Byte[] mybytes = asciiencoding.GetBytes(Console.ReadLine().ToString());
Originally Posted by -Synthetic-
I'm going to take a guess and say you wrote this in C# (from looking at your other work)
That works for Integers I believe
and this works for strings if i got it right
I think that would save the user having to actually work out the hex for their values, Doubt you'll read this but hope I helped somebody
Code:
string updatevalue = input.ToString("x");
*code to write data here*
and this works for strings if i got it right
Code:
ASCIIEncoding asciiencoding=new ASCIIEncoding(); Byte[] mybytes = asciiencoding.GetBytes(Console.ReadLine().ToString());
Means it converts the value to an Hex value
(String / text vise)And from the string to an Integer:
int.Parse(hexValue, System.Globalization.NumberStyles.HexNumber);
Or not what you was talking about?
What you do is just..
Getting the bytes...
And I don't really see what you do. (Maybe I'm a bit to sleepy now
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