NoName Help

I am having some trouble finding out how to fix my noname exploit, and I would highly appriciate it if someone could give me a hand.

So, this is the code when you enable it:

Code:

{
	ConVar* name = Interfaces::CVar->FindVar("name");
	*(int*)((DWORD)&name->fnChangeCallback + 0xC) = NULL;
	if (name)
	{
		char chCommand[256];
		name->SetValue("\n");
	}
}

And on interfaces::Cvar:

Code:

CVar = (ICVar*)StdFactory(VEngineCvarName, NULL);

StdFactory:

Code:

StdFactory = (CreateInterface_t)GetProcAddress((HMODULE)Offsets::Modules::Stdlib, "CreateInterface");

VEngineCvarName:

Code:

char* VEngineCvarName = (char*)Utilities::Memory::FindTextPattern("engine.dll", "VEngineCvar00");

When i enable it, it doesn't crash or anything, it just doesn't work.

Thanks in advice!

1. Dont use ayyware pasta
2. chCommand isnt even used.
3. How do you call it?
4. try \n\n\n
5. What is your setvalue func?

1. sry ;_;
2. yh i know lmao i removed it
3.

Code:

if (Menu::Window.MiscTab.OtherNoNameHack.GetState())
		NoName(pCmd);

4. idk what that is
5.

Code:

void XMLNode::SetValue( const char* str, bool staticMem )
{
    if ( staticMem ) {
        _value.SetInternedStr( str );
    }
    else {
        _value.SetStr( str );
    }
}

Originally Posted by sirbutton

1. sry ;_;
2. yh i know lmao i removed it
3.

Code:

if (Menu::Window.MiscTab.OtherNoNameHack.GetState())
		NoName(pCmd);

4. idk what that is
5.

Code:

void XMLNode::SetValue( const char* str, bool staticMem )
{
    if ( staticMem ) {
        _value.SetInternedStr( str );
    }
    else {
        _value.SetStr( str );
    }
}

use this for setvalue:

Code:

void ConVar::SetValue(const char* value)
{
	typedef void(__thiscall* OriginalFn)(void*, const char*);
	return  GetVFunc<OriginalFn>(this, 14)(this, value);
}

Originally Posted by WildAssassinz

use this for setvalue:

Code:

void ConVar::SetValue(const char* value)
{
	typedef void(__thiscall* OriginalFn)(void*, const char*);
	return  GetVFunc<OriginalFn>(this, 14)(this, value);
}

Alright, thanks dude :3
Have a nice day

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Lmao im fucking retarded, this is the current code for setvalue

Code:

virtual void SetValue(const char *pValue) = 0;

should i still replace it with what u sent

Originally Posted by sirbutton

Alright, thanks dude :3
Have a nice day

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Lmao im fucking retarded, this is the current code for setvalue

Code:

virtual void SetValue(const char *pValue) = 0;

try using vfunc and not virtual

Originally Posted by WildAssassinz

try using vfunc and not virtual

will do! /2short

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Error (active) this declaration has no storage class or type specifier

Error (active) expected a ';'

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hold on, found this as well, idk if it matters

Code:

void SetValue(int iValue)
	{
		PVOID pThisPtr = (PVOID)this;

		__asm
		{
			PUSH iValue
			MOV ECX, pThisPtr
				MOV EDX, [ECX + 0x18]
				ADD ECX, 0x18
				CALL[EDX]
		}
	}

Originally Posted by sirbutton

Code:

void SetValue(int iValue)
	{
		PVOID pThisPtr = (PVOID)this;

		__asm
		{
			PUSH iValue
			MOV ECX, pThisPtr
				MOV EDX, [ECX + 0x18]
				ADD ECX, 0x18
				CALL[EDX]
		}
	}

thats the incorrect setvalue

if you dont know how to fix it, i cant help you

Originally Posted by WildAssassinz

thats the incorrect setvalue

if you dont know how to fix it, i cant help you

Alright, i'll probably figure it out sooner or later..
Ty for the help tho

Originally Posted by sirbutton

Alright, i'll probably figure it out sooner or later..
Ty for the help tho

no problem

1) Try spoofing CVar?
2)

Code:

char* VEngineCvarName = (char*)Utilities::Memory::FindTextPattern("engine.dll", "VEngineCvar00");

Should that not be: "VEngineCvar0" not "00"?
Not sure of the function. Don't paste internal if you don't even know what
"\n\n\n" does...

Originally Posted by SilentWarp

1) Try spoofing CVar?
2)

Code:

char* VEngineCvarName = (char*)Utilities::Memory::FindTextPattern("engine.dll", "VEngineCvar00");

Should that not be: "VEngineCvar0" not "00"?
Not sure of the function. Don't paste internal if you don't even know what
"\n\n\n" does...

You don't spoof CVars for that............

Originally Posted by SilentWarp

1) Try spoofing CVar?
2)

Code:

char* VEngineCvarName = (char*)Utilities::Memory::FindTextPattern("engine.dll", "VEngineCvar00");

Should that not be: "VEngineCvar0" not "00"?
Not sure of the function. Don't paste internal if you don't even know what
"\n\n\n" does...

VEngineCvar0 didnt fix anything.
So instead of learning what \n\n\n is, i should give up on learning c++?

anyways; thanks for the tip

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