Originally Posted by gerherhtherherdhher
Well, 30 minutes for this is fine for a beginner, you can actually achieve this without hooking, I remember just patching a couple of bytes in MW2. What do you want the entity list for? If you tell me what you're trying to accomplish I can help you better. Also note that you already get a cpose_t* passed into R_AddDObjToScene, which is interchangeable with a centity_s* because it's the first member in the struct. For reference look at the signature:
If you actually want (or even need?) my help you should send me the most recent bo1 exe so that I can actually reverse stuff.
PS: Hope you don't mind if I give you some feedback on your code. You can call GetModuleHandle with nullptr, NULL or 0 as parameter instead of "BlackOpsMP.exe", it has the same effect but is easier. Also I don't think that pattern scanning is necessary, the game probably won't get updated so why not make your life a bit easier and just use addresses. One last thing, you should build your project in release mode, "Seb" :P
-- Xen0
Code:
void __cdecl R_AddDObjToScene(DObj *obj, cpose_t *pose, unsigned int entnum, unsigned int renderFxFlags, float *lightingOrigin, float materialTime, float materialTime2, float burnFraction, float wetness, int altXModel, int textureOverrideIndex, ShaderConstantSet *dobjConstantSet, ShaderConstantSet *dobjConstantSetExtraCam, float lightingOriginToleranceSq, float scale)
PS: Hope you don't mind if I give you some feedback on your code. You can call GetModuleHandle with nullptr, NULL or 0 as parameter instead of "BlackOpsMP.exe", it has the same effect but is easier. Also I don't think that pattern scanning is necessary, the game probably won't get updated so why not make your life a bit easier and just use addresses. One last thing, you should build your project in release mode, "Seb" :P
-- Xen0
