help with gellins base for CA
help with gellins base for CA
hey im currently working on some stuff with CA and i was wondering if someone could help me im using gellins base, and i was told all i need to do to fix it from this point is update the pDevice or get and autofinding device, would someone be able to help me
I honestly don't know what you're asking sorry ~
If you want to update the device pointer in gellins base, you're going to need a bit of experience in reversing.
ok, that doesnt help me update it tho could someone plz give me the jist of what i need to do, or maybe a tut or youtube video
First learn the basics of C++, if you've done that much. Get used to classes and inheritance.
Look up the virtual method. Once you've got hold of that. Start reversing.
A good way to get the device pointer would be by using a function that takes it as a parameter. The way I do it is through CreateDevice. From the name you can already tell that's what you're looking for. CreateDevice is a member of IDirect3D9, numbered 16 on the virtual table. ( You can find it by looking through d3d9.h ).
First, you're going to need to find the CreateDevice pointer, so open up Engine in olly and set a breakpoint at IDirect3DCreate9. The return value is a pointer to the IDirect3D9 class. Now that youhave the pointer to this class, using your knowledge of the virtual method, find the address of CreateDevice. Set a breakpoint at it and return to the original calling area. ( ctrl+f9 to execute until return and F7 to step into ).
From there, look in the stack window thing that's part of olly, i think it's in the bottom right corner. CreateDevice's last parameter is a pointer to the created device.
Uhh.. I'm not on my usual computer and I don't have olly or CA on this, so I can't say this is accurate, but it should get you going in the right direction.
Note: If you don't know any C/C++ at all, I highly recommend abandonning this project ( or leech ), and start from the basics. I doubt anyone will help you if you don't know anything, we're not here to support leechers by giving them code so they can copy and paste, we're here to help.
This is more reversing than it is C/C++..
Look up the virtual method. Once you've got hold of that. Start reversing.
A good way to get the device pointer would be by using a function that takes it as a parameter. The way I do it is through CreateDevice. From the name you can already tell that's what you're looking for. CreateDevice is a member of IDirect3D9, numbered 16 on the virtual table. ( You can find it by looking through d3d9.h ).
First, you're going to need to find the CreateDevice pointer, so open up Engine in olly and set a breakpoint at IDirect3DCreate9. The return value is a pointer to the IDirect3D9 class. Now that youhave the pointer to this class, using your knowledge of the virtual method, find the address of CreateDevice. Set a breakpoint at it and return to the original calling area. ( ctrl+f9 to execute until return and F7 to step into ).
From there, look in the stack window thing that's part of olly, i think it's in the bottom right corner. CreateDevice's last parameter is a pointer to the created device.
Uhh.. I'm not on my usual computer and I don't have olly or CA on this, so I can't say this is accurate, but it should get you going in the right direction.
Note: If you don't know any C/C++ at all, I highly recommend abandonning this project ( or leech ), and start from the basics. I doubt anyone will help you if you don't know anything, we're not here to support leechers by giving them code so they can copy and paste, we're here to help.
This is more reversing than it is C/C++..
Originally Posted by Void
First learn the basics of C++, if you've done that much. Get used to classes and inheritance.
Look up the virtual method. Once you've got hold of that. Start reversing.
A good way to get the device pointer would be by using a function that takes it as a parameter. The way I do it is through CreateDevice. From the name you can already tell that's what you're looking for. CreateDevice is a member of IDirect3D9, numbered 16 on the virtual table. ( You can find it by looking through d3d9.h ).
First, you're going to need to find the CreateDevice pointer, so open up Engine in olly and set a breakpoint at IDirect3DCreate9. The return value is a pointer to the IDirect3D9 class. Now that youhave the pointer to this class, using your knowledge of the virtual method, find the address of CreateDevice. Set a breakpoint at it and return to the original calling area. ( ctrl+f9 to execute until return and F7 to step into ).
From there, look in the stack window thing that's part of olly, i think it's in the bottom right corner. CreateDevice's last parameter is a pointer to the created device.
Uhh.. I'm not on my usual computer and I don't have olly or CA on this, so I can't say this is accurate, but it should get you going in the right direction.
Note: If you don't know any C/C++ at all, I highly recommend abandonning this project ( or leech ), and start from the basics. I doubt anyone will help you if you don't know anything, we're not here to support leechers by giving them code so they can copy and paste, we're here to help.
This is more reversing than it is C/C++..
Look up the virtual method. Once you've got hold of that. Start reversing.
A good way to get the device pointer would be by using a function that takes it as a parameter. The way I do it is through CreateDevice. From the name you can already tell that's what you're looking for. CreateDevice is a member of IDirect3D9, numbered 16 on the virtual table. ( You can find it by looking through d3d9.h ).
First, you're going to need to find the CreateDevice pointer, so open up Engine in olly and set a breakpoint at IDirect3DCreate9. The return value is a pointer to the IDirect3D9 class. Now that youhave the pointer to this class, using your knowledge of the virtual method, find the address of CreateDevice. Set a breakpoint at it and return to the original calling area. ( ctrl+f9 to execute until return and F7 to step into ).
From there, look in the stack window thing that's part of olly, i think it's in the bottom right corner. CreateDevice's last parameter is a pointer to the created device.
Uhh.. I'm not on my usual computer and I don't have olly or CA on this, so I can't say this is accurate, but it should get you going in the right direction.
Note: If you don't know any C/C++ at all, I highly recommend abandonning this project ( or leech ), and start from the basics. I doubt anyone will help you if you don't know anything, we're not here to support leechers by giving them code so they can copy and paste, we're here to help.
This is more reversing than it is C/C++..
That's about as good of an explanation as your gonna get. Thanks David. Learned something new! 
Well you sound very much like a leech. These people usually say: "I need code" for something that they have the smallest idea of how it works. And if your not a leecher your not very far above one, so for now just accept the title and be done with it. Or your welcome to argue about it further, but what I thought you came here for was help not the some false sense of pride, or am I mistaken?
If your base is crashing just extract the pustToConsole method out of his base and use that to make your hacks activated via hotkeys. Think that's what acid_burn did... Course your still going to need some basic logic even for you hotkeys so still reccommend you learn C++, because eventually you will get to the point where no base will help you, and if you weren't previously exposed to program logic and don't know the inner workings of some of the hacks your using ur going to have to go back and relearn everything or just quit. =/
But basically this base is starting to remind me a lot of warrock hacks, from which about 99% of hackers leech and have no idea how their code works...
If your base is crashing just extract the pustToConsole method out of his base and use that to make your hacks activated via hotkeys. Think that's what acid_burn did... Course your still going to need some basic logic even for you hotkeys so still reccommend you learn C++, because eventually you will get to the point where no base will help you, and if you weren't previously exposed to program logic and don't know the inner workings of some of the hacks your using ur going to have to go back and relearn everything or just quit. =/
But basically this base is starting to remind me a lot of warrock hacks, from which about 99% of hackers leech and have no idea how their code works...
Your CA is crashing because you're relying on someone else to do the work for you. Do you actually think public sources would be undetected that easily? Try and find your own method of hooking functions, or just do what Why said and use hot keys.
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