Yep. They do block it. That's why you need to do your stuff before they load their driver.
With a lua script you can go about it like this:
Code:
function loop()
local hud = readInteger('["ava.exe"+01c5aa10]+3ac')
if hud ~= nil and hud ~= 0 then
local count = readInteger('[["ava.exe"+01c5aa10]+3ac]+24d0')
if count ~= nil and count > 1 then
local array = readInteger('[["ava.exe"+01c5aa10]+3ac]+24cc')
for i=0, count-2 do
local pawn = readInteger(array + i*8)
if pawn ~= nil and pawn ~= 0 then
local uav = pawn + 0x59c
local value = bOr(readBytes(uav, 1), 0x80)
writeBytes(uav, value)
end
end
end
end
end
function bypass(timer)
if getOpenedProcessID() == 0 then
openProcess("ava.exe")
end
if getOpenedProcessID() ~= 0 then
if readBytes('"ava.exe"+1d310', 1) == 0x55 then
writeBytes('"ava.exe"+1d310', 0xc3)
timer_setInterval(timer, 500)
timer_onTimer(timer, loop)
end
end
end
t = createTimer(nil);
timer_setInterval(t, 10)
timer_onTimer(t, bypass)
Very nice work on the code. I have been working on a new form of anti kick. It is working and is based off the old way of doing it. But there are couple issues so I would like to be able to ask you some things via pm . This is not based off the new way of spamming the vote kick. They just can not kick and it is hilarious to say the least. And if you remember what happens with the old Ce way of doing this you should be interested. Cause it has other uses if you get my drift
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