WriteAByte not WriteAsm -_-. And it's Call WriteAByte("WarRock" &H4a38e4, 31) Call WriteAByte("WarRock" &H4a38e5, C0)
no you can just use this: Code: Call WriteAByte("WarRock" &H4A38E4, &H31) saves a lot of time oh and off code: Code: Call WriteAByte("WarRock" &H4A38E4, &H85) rep me if i helped
k2 nemico stop asking for rep when the problem has alrdy been solved and yes you can do it either one of those ways
WriteASM is the same thing as WriteAByte..WriteASM just lets you do it all in one line instead of a million seperate lines