Sleep PTC Method?

Nubzgetkillz · 2010-12-05T10:11:17.000Z

[quote=MEkhi2;3189327]Will that fix my compiling problem?[/quote] Your settings are unicode set it to multibyte. lol :dwug:

Originally Posted by MEkhi2

Will that fix my compiling problem?

Your settings are unicode set it to multibyte. lol

Originally Posted by Nubzgetkillz

Your settings are unicode set it to multibyte. lol

They ARE on multibyte :|

I get that error when I try to compile Debug. It works fine with Release...

Whit Base in release mode causing this crash!

Originally Posted by Alessandro10

Whit Base in release mode causing this crash!

Well you made that point across a while ago. The problem is fixing it :S

Where's whit when you need him?

Originally Posted by MEkhi2

Well you made that point across a while ago. The problem is fixing it :S

Where's whit when you need him?

when on debug or release when u change in between the two. the settings change. so check again buddy

Originally Posted by Nubzgetkillz

when on debug or release when u change in between the two. the settings change. so check again buddy

I checked 1337 times. Nothing. I changed the character to "Not Set". Compiled. It said I was missing d3dx9.lib. I put it in. Now I have 1 new error and all the others are gone. Here it iZ:

Code:

1>Base.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _D3DXCreateFontA@48 referenced in function "public: void __thiscall cBase::RenderFrame(struct IDirect3DDevice9 *)" (?RenderFrame@cBase@@QAEXPAUIDirect3DDevice9@@@Z)
1>C:\Users\******\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\Hans & Gellins Base Combined\Debug\FroyBoy v1 Pub.dll : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals

just make sure that you put the sleeps and the p*** in a while loop in their own thread
cause if you don't you will be freezing up the whole process with these sleeps

Originally Posted by GodHack2

just make sure that you put the sleeps and the p*** in a while loop in their own thread
cause if you don't you will be freezing up the whole process with these sleeps

You didnt read everything else huh? :]

Thanks for helping though.

Originally Posted by Alessandro10

I just use the switch when you have more than one option.

Example: Speed with 3 speed, super jump with two jumps, crosshair with different colors.

You're making it hard on yourself.

Let's say JumpHack is an integer than is "controlled" by the menu (like "if JumpHack > 0"). You want to go up to let's say.. 10. However, you don't want to code 10 if statements or 10 cases. Make another integer called JumpVel.

Code:

JumpVel = (JumpHack * 100) + 330.

330 is the default value for jump velocity. 100 is the unit that the hack goes up by (basically, it's the increment). JumpHack is the multiplier. Then, you need to convert JumpVel into a PTC command. Add char Jump; to your declarations.

Code:

sprintf(Jump, "PushToConsole %d, JumpVel)

Then you would do:

Code:

PushToConsole(Jump);

Now, your jump hack can cover infinite numbers of degrees instead of just two.

Code:

int JumpVel;

Code:

JumpVel = (jump * 100) + 330;

sprintf(NULL, "pRunConsoleCommand %d", JumpVel);

Originally Posted by Alessandro10

Code:

int JumpVel;

Code:

JumpVel = (jump * 100) + 330;

sprintf(NULL, "pRunConsoleCommand %d", JumpVel);

why the fuck do you have null there?
And why are you acting like you can code, when simplily, most of the code your giving this guy is wrong?

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