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The Walk T. Walls works this way?

for(int i = 0; i<0x1FF; i++) {
if(*(float*)(pPlayerClient + 4 * i) == 56) {
*(float*)(pPlayerClient + 4 * i) = -56;
}
}

yes ........

@CaiozinhoFC1 The game is crashing when I define the PlayerClient, could you take a look?
DWORD PC = *(DWORD*)(CShell + 0xEEA40000 + 0x54);
If I uncomment this the it gives me the: Enviar relatório de erro...
is there anything wrong?

Originally Posted by vaisefud3

DWORD pPlayerClient = *(DWORD*) ( CShell + 0x10C8678+ 0x70 );

Originally Posted by CaiozinhoFC1

DWORD pPlayerClient = *(DWORD*) ( CShell + 0x10C8678+ 0x70 );

Thanks!! Last Question, from where are those offsets?

EDIT:: Just tested, again it's giving Send Error Report when I declare it!

Originally Posted by vaisefud3

here you are defining PC , while down here you are calling pPlayerClient , so it will crash since it doesn't know pPlayerClient , and try to on in(wtw) in the login screen

Originally Posted by vaisefud3

The Walk T. Walls works this way?

for(int i = 0; i<0x1FF; i++) {
if(*(float*)(pPlayerClient + 4 * i) == 56) {
*(float*)(pPlayerClient + 4 * i) = -56;
}
}

É claro que vai dar crash, tu definiu PC (DWORD PC), vou te dar uma dica, sou iniciante tb, mas pensa, como vai carregar a playerclient se Vc definiu DWORD PC, o certo seria DWORD pPlayerclient

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Originally Posted by nqrse.k

here you are defining PC , while down here you are calling pPlayerClient , so it will crash since it doesn't know pPlayerClient , and try to on in(wtw) in the login screen

I've managed to get this error off, but now I get it when I press shift

Suggestions?
@CaiozinhoFC1
@nqrse.k

Originally Posted by vaisefud3

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I've managed to get this error off, but now I get it when I press shift

Suggestions?
@CaiozinhoFC1
@nqrse.k

make sure you have the correct pPlayerClient address

Is there a tutorial on finding the address?

@Wyo can close the thread, solved using the pattern \xB9\x00\x00\x00\x00\xE8\x00\x00\x00\x00\x68\x00\x 00\x00\x00\xE8\x00\x00\x00\x00\x59\xC3\xCC\xCC\xCC \xCC\xCC\xCC\xCC\xCC\xCC\xCC\x6A\x04\x68

/closed .

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