Xenon's Prestige Tool

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Xenon's Prestige Tool
I know its basic but its the first one I have made.
Thanks to BlueJokerzModz for the help!



Instructions-
1.Open MW3
2.Run Tool
3.Type In What Prestige & XP You Want
4.Press Both Buttons

FOR XP NEEDED TO RANK UP - GOOGLE IT
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Xenon's Prestige Tool_mpgh.net.rar11 KB · 3,055 downloads 12/59 malicious
Quote Originally Posted by Silent View Post
Rename your form title xD
I saw that after I was done lol
Quote Originally Posted by kylew0607 View Post
why? xenon is my steam name
He doesn't know what a form is and he is working with one...
Quote Originally Posted by Silent View Post


He doesn't know what a form is and he is working with one...
I do know what a form is although I didn't read your statement correctly the first time hence the reason why I edited it.
//Approved
Quote Originally Posted by CrunchLikeTwix View Post
simple but useful. i guess.
yeah, as I said its the first thing I have ever made I'll add some stuff to it down the line
Quote Originally Posted by kylew0607 View Post
yeah, as I said its the first thing I have ever made I'll add some stuff to it down the line
cant wait! keep it up!!
Quote Originally Posted by kylew0607 View Post
yeah, as I said its the first thing I have ever made I'll add some stuff to it down the line
//Great work! Remember the main strings for this...You can rename the amount string to anything.
For a example:

Public Button1_Click
Dim Text As String = TextBox1.Text
Try
Writeinteger("iw5mp", &HAddress/Offset, Text)
---------------------------------------------------------
Quote Originally Posted by Black Shikigami View Post
//Great work! Remember the main strings for this...You can rename the amount string to anything.
For a example:

Public Button1_Click
Dim Text As String = TextBox1.Text
Try
Writeinteger("iw5mp", &HAddress/Offset, Text)
---------------------------------------------------------
That function made my eyes cry..
1) you don't need to store textbox.text in memory when it's already in memory.
2) try? rly...
3) You're writing a string to a int...
4) Should be: WriteInt("iw5mp", &HVB-IS-Cancer, Int32.TryPrase(TextBox1.Text));// I think it's TryPrase(string s)
5) Sometimes doing "Try" on WriteProcessMemory will cause a exception even if it works.
Eithan its the way i do it and he does it...after all im the one who showed him XD.
Works with Tekno?
Quote Originally Posted by TomSteve View Post
Works with Tekno?
There is only one way to try out.
 
a
Nope. If it did, it would be in Tekno Section.
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