Need help!!!
Need help!!!
Hi!
When i create a trainer i usually use only one adress like for ammo,money or health but this is time its two.
When i create a trainer in visual studio this is the code that i use
but now i need to have two instead of just one so how do i do that like this
Adress x = 281A49C
Adress y = 281A4A0
And the x adress and the y adress need to be available to get changed to the new x and y place
ex x = 103 and y = 210
Could someone help me out please!
When i create a trainer i usually use only one adress like for ammo,money or health but this is time its two.
When i create a trainer in visual studio this is the code that i use
Code:
Dim MTP As String = TextBox2.Text
Try
WriteInteger("ac_client", &HDDA5A4, MTP)
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
Adress x = 281A49C
Adress y = 281A4A0
And the x adress and the y adress need to be available to get changed to the new x and y place
ex x = 103 and y = 210
Could someone help me out please!
This thread answers the question abour multiple Offsets.
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1181236
Now onto your question.
You have addresses for X & Y and want to find Z?
Normally Z is +4 of X (or Y, try it out).
And to print your X/Y/Z perhaps you should put all that in a loop that reads X/Y/Z.
Using your own Example:
That is not a running code, it is just an example how it will look like. Well, if I have the same problem, Id do what wrote anyway. Im not picky, whatever works, works doesnt matter how you approach your problem or how you present your solution.
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1181236
Now onto your question.
You have addresses for X & Y and want to find Z?
Normally Z is +4 of X (or Y, try it out).
And to print your X/Y/Z perhaps you should put all that in a loop that reads X/Y/Z.
Using your own Example:
Code:
Dim PlayerLocX as Integer = lblX.text
Dim PlayerLocY as Integer = lblY.text
Dim PlayerLocZ as Integer = lblZ.text
Try
ReadInteger("ac_client", &HADDYOFX, PlayerLocX)
ReadInteger("ac_client", &HADDYOFY, PlayerLocY)
ReadInteger("ac_client", &HADDYOFZ, PlayerLocZ)
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.message)
End Try
'That way, it will constantly write your player location on Labels.