My PTC Method!

Originally Posted by markoj

That doesn't fully help them so allow me to be the bigger dick

Code:

    __asm
    {
        push Command;
        call Control;
        add esp, 4;
    }

xD that would just get rid of "Value."
The format is now:
CPush("Command Value","This doesn't do anything");
You will still need to add something for this to not crash...

Originally Posted by Alessandro10

Just Use MHS or Make / Use Address Logger

You would need to make MHS undetected and have a bypass that isolates Engine.exe... Like GodHack2's bypass.

Originally Posted by seaplusplus

You would need to make MHS undetected and have a bypass that isolates Engine.exe... Like GodHack2's bypass.

Which i havent seen an update on.

Originally Posted by Mr.Magicman

Which i havent seen an update on.

it still works (unpatchable)

Originally Posted by GodHack2

it still works (unpatchable)

Not for EU...

There is an easier way!You can make a ptc method kinda like the old days if you know how to code

Or you could be like seaplushomo and leech D:
Ive started to get into making my own, goin real slow, but im learning along the way which is the best way to learn, also tryin to make a d3d menu base, its gettin there, just needa focus on coding other than sleeping /RAGE

is this patched yet, and also would it go like this just asking.

Code:

void __cdecl CPush(char *Command, char *Value)
{
    char *PCommand = new char[256]; //Define PCommand
    sprintf(PCommand, "%s %s", Command, Value); //Define PCommand as "Command(Space)Value"
    DWORD LTC = 0x485E10; //Define the LTC (Gordon's LTC)
    void *Control = (void*)LTC; //Define Control method as the LTC
    __asm
    {
        push Command;
        call Control;
        add esp, 4;
    }
	CPush("ShowFPS", "1");
}

Originally Posted by Dead 4 Real

is this patched yet, and also would it go like this just asking.

Code:

void __cdecl CPush(char *Command, char *Value) { char *PCommand = new char[256]; //Define PCommand sprintf(PCommand, "%s %s", Command, Value); //Define PCommand as "Command(Space)Value" DWORD LTC = 0x485E10; //Define the LTC (Gordon's LTC) void *Control = (void*)LTC; //Define Control method as the LTC __asm { push Command; call Control; add esp, 4; } CPush("ShowFPS", "1"); }

Nope not yet. You just need to fix to get it undetect its very easy for real coders just like what seeplusplus said. But i'm not real yet i just figure out lol.

Code:

char *PCommand = new char[256];

wow, this will create a big memory leak.
to fix this add

Code:

delete [] PCommand;

after the assembly code.

Code:

void *Control = (void*)LTC;

Pretty useless. call LTC also works. if not store it in a register and call it

Code:

call LTC
; or 
mov eax, LTC
call eax

Originally Posted by Gordon`

Code:

char *PCommand = new char[256];

wow, this will create a big memory leak.
to fix this add

Code:

delete [] PCommand;

after the assembly code.

Code:

void *Control = (void*)LTC;

Pretty useless. call LTC also works. if not store it in a register and call it

Code:

call LTC ; or mov eax, LTC call eax

u arent seriously gordon?

I'm wondering why you called your function CPush...

Originally Posted by Fabolous

Lol cause people dont call there hacks in present.

You don't need to |:

Originally Posted by GodHack2

it still works (unpatchable)

Nothing is unpatchable.

Originally Posted by Velocity

u arent seriously gordon?

He is.

Originally Posted by Velocity

u arent seriously gordon?

Yup thats really him
And he actually contributes to mpgh

Originally Posted by Gordon`

Code:

char *PCommand = new char[256];

wow, this will create a big memory leak.
to fix this add

Code:

delete [] PCommand;

after the assembly code.

Code:

void *Control = (void*)LTC;

Pretty useless. call LTC also works. if not store it in a register and call it

Code:

call LTC
; or 
mov eax, LTC
call eax

That could have been a noob-proof problem...

does anyone think i should learn c++?

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