WPM Force Jump Using VAMemory

I'm trying to wrp a force jump to csgo for a bhop hack. I can't figure out how to do this, right now I have this (not actual code)

Code:

if (fFlags == 257) {
vam.writeInt32((IntPtr) forceJumpOffset, 1)
}

do I need to combine localPlayer with the forceJumpOffset or what? Thanks.

Originally Posted by gmamafilms

I'm trying to wrp a force jump to csgo for a bhop hack. I can't figure out how to do this, right now I have this (not actual code)

Code:

if (fFlags == 257) {
vam.writeInt32((IntPtr) forceJumpOffset, 1)
}

do I need to combine localPlayer with the forceJumpOffset or what? Thanks.

on = 5
off = 4

write(5); // space down
sleep(100);
write(4); // space up

Originally Posted by Zaczero

on = 5
off = 4

write(5); // space down
sleep(100);
write(4); // space up

isnt 6 better? would force +jump for a single tick and theres no need to do the space up
if i were to jump under a low ceiling your code would fail terribly

it didn't work. int localPlayer = vam.ReadInt32((IntPtr)entityBase + ClientDLL);
int localFlags = vam.ReadInt32((IntPtr)localPlayer + flags);
if (localFlags == 257)
{
Console.WriteLine("jump");
vam.WriteInt32((IntPtr)forceJump, 6);
Thread.Sleep(100);
vam.WriteInt32((IntPtr)forceJump, 4);
}
It's printing jump, but doesn't jump ingame

Originally Posted by gmamafilms

If you want to use 6 do it like that:

{
console("jump");
write(6);
}

he said it's for one tick

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Originally Posted by certmemer

isnt 6 better? would force +jump for a single tick and theres no need to do the space up
if i were to jump under a low ceiling your code would fail terribly

I'll try this out

thanks

Originally Posted by Zaczero

I'll try this out

thanks

tell me if it worked cuz its been a long time since i did an external hack, gl

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WPM Force Jump Using VAMemory

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