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[NightmareTX_RETIRED]

I've been playing with General Shepard in a private match to find a way to get the 1 Kill 1 moab to work everytime.

After a whille I did, "Find out what writes to this address" on my killstreak and before it crashes I manage to get this:

004DB445 - 89 16 - mov [esi],edx

What I want to know is... is there a way to read the address of ESI, I noticed that it does give me the correct offset for the killstreak everytime.

I did changed it for

mov [esi],#25 using auto-assemble in cheat engine. The results was:

1.Crashes game if activated during loadings.
2.Pre-Game countdown frozen to 25
3.Lags (Maybe)
4.1 Kill 1 Moab (also pop "Multikill" in top right)

If someone knows a code in VB.net on how to find the offset (address) of [esi] at 004DB445, it would be very much appreciate. That way I will be able to make a 1 Kill 1 Moab and 1 Kill 1 Perk Bonus tool.

Thanks.

Here's what I managed to catch:

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[Eidolon]

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[NightmareTX_RETIRED]

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Yes I know that, but what I want to know how to find ESI at this address using VB.NET because ESI is different on each map changes.

[Eidolon]

Yes I know that, but what I want to know how to find ESI at this address using VB.NET because ESI is different on each map changes.

In C++ you got something called asm... For VB.Net I think it's (nearly) impossible... Unless you gonna work with HEX but thats kinda really hard

[Jorndel]

Isn't the best just to add an pattern scan?

I'm possetive that you can find the pattern for it.
I had that once for a time back. But thats like, 3-4 months ago.

Good luck, woulg suggest as above.

Just make an C++ class to handle that part, sure that will solve your problems :-)

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Or, maybe just try an pointer scan?
With an high range search

[NightmareTX_RETIRED]

Isn't the best just to add an pattern scan?

I'm possetive that you can find the pattern for it.
I had that once for a time back. But thats like, 3-4 months ago.

Good luck, woulg suggest as above.

Just make an C++ class to handle that part, sure that will solve your problems :-)

---------- Post added at 11:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:27 PM ----------

Or, maybe just try an pointer scan?
With an high range search

I tried a pointer but with no result.

[Eidolon]

I tried a pointer but with no result.

You could write a basic hook, compile it as a Dll and use it in VB...

[Jorndel]

I tried a pointer but with no result.

And the scanner?
And the C++ Class?

Didn't try or ignored?

[NightmareTX_RETIRED]

And the scanner?
And the C++ Class?

Didn't try or ignored?

I did try to make a scanner but the AOB changes way to often to make a correct one :S

as for the class well..... I dunno C++

[Eidolon]

I did try to make a scanner but the AOB changes way to often to make a correct one :S

as for the class well..... I dunno C++

Maybe someone is willing to create one for you?

[NightmareTX_RETIRED]

Maybe someone is willing to create one for you?

If you are willing to do it. Go ahead, you will be credited.