Starting internals

So I was watching Snorflake's video, how to code internals. I followed everything he did, and it worked fine, until the bunny hop part.

Code:

if (cmd->buttons & IN_JUMP && !(me->GetFlags() & FL_ONGROUND))
		cmd->buttons &= ~IN_JUMP;

When I pressed space my game crashed. I tried some other things and found out the problem was with the me address. I tried printing out the players health, but when I injected it crashed. So maybe something changed with the me address? This is how it's declared:

Code:

CBaseEntity* me = Interfaces.ClientEntList->GetClientEntity(Interfaces.Engine->GetLocalPlayer());

I thought maybe the indexes were wrong, but I checked ayyware and the indexes were pretty much identical there. So what is the problem here? I really want to know because I finding information on internals is very scarce.

The Game usually crashes when your Offsets are wrong because it just keeps writing Memory to places where you dont really want it and then you write to something that shouldnt be changed and you game crashes. Well you can download a Offset Dumper or take a look in the Megathread for the newest Offsets, I think your Offsets are wrong at some point tbh.

Originally Posted by derkrasseboy

But it isn't external, please learn how to read

Debug your code. Is it a access violation? What line does it crash on?

You can checkout my github for examples. The base I posted sometime ago is still up2date http://github.com/markhc/csgosimple

Originally Posted by MarkHC

Debug your code. Is it a access violation? What line does it crash on?

You can checkout my github for examples. The base I posted sometime ago is still up2date http://github.com/markhc/csgosimple

Yes, I have glanced at your code. But I have tried debugging some different functions and I know that it crashes when I call a function from the "me" pointer

are you checking if "me" is null before continuing

Originally Posted by Epik-

are you checking if "me" is null before continuing

Yep.
if (!me)
return;

Originally Posted by KappaMang

Yep.
if (!me)
return;

check if you are correctly querying the two interfaces

Originally Posted by Epik-

check if you are correctly querying the two interfaces

What does that mean, and how would I do that?

Originally Posted by KappaMang

What does that mean, and how would I do that?

Interfaces.ClientEntList
Interfaces.Engine

are they being initialized?

Originally Posted by Epik-

Interfaces.ClientEntList
Interfaces.Engine

are they being initialized?

It's the first time I used them.

Originally Posted by KappaMang

It's the first time I used them.

eh, good luck with internals lol

Originally Posted by Epik-

eh, good luck with internals lol

Well I need to learn somehow...

Originally Posted by MarkHC

[FONT="Arial"][COLOR="Black"][SIZE="2"]Debug your code. Is it a access violation? What line does it crash on?

You can checkout my github for examples. The base I posted sometime ago is still up2date

Mark, are you sure your base is still up 2 date? Whenever I build it I get a lot of compilation errors based on improper conversions and some undeclared identifiers.

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