I make 2 buttons 1 timer
timer:
WriteFloatPointer(&H13773A0, &H4C, TextBox1.Text)
crashes to desktop when I CLickON
Same thing happens to me, i don't know why. Maybe someone will help us.
Ok i figured it out try this WriteLongPointer(&H13773A0, &H4C, textbox1.text, 4)
Yeaahh it work
thx
that 1 line code is wrong and besides the weapons are readalongs and writealongs nor writefloats
Dim Shotgun1 As Long
Dim Shotgun2 As Long
Call ReadALong("WarRock", &Hplayerpointer, Shotgun1)
Shotgun2 = Shotgun1 + &H4C
Call WriteALong("WarRock", Shotgun2, putwepvaluehere)
Originally Posted by Jester62
that 1 line code is wrong and besides the weapons are readalongs and writealongs nor writefloats
Dim Shotgun1 As Long
Dim Shotgun2 As Long
Call ReadALong("WarRock", &Hplayerpointer, Shotgun1)
Shotgun2 = Shotgun1 + &H4C
Call WriteALong("WarRock", Shotgun2, putwepvaluehere)
They both write at 4 bytes, so it wouldn't have even mattered. Or I think they both do. Pretty sure.
Originally Posted by Josephlolis0
Ok i figured it out try this WriteLongPointer(&H13773A0, &H4C, textbox1.text, 4)
i dun get it, why does this code need to have the 4 at the end?
(for future refrences and so i have a better idea of things)
is the coding of vb2008 the same as vb6 i learn vb6 but that got detected sooooo fast so i try vb2008 now
ah ah
very fun! (and strange to me)
I coded hacks in every language I know, VB6, VB2005, VB2008, VC#, the only one I missed out is VC++ and I never get detected WITHOUT renaming all those functions in the module and all other guys always says they are detected because of VB6, this is not true I suppose, there is something else
bye bye
Nice i need that
It's writeAlong not WriteAFloat...
Tss newbs: its a write long and you guys forgot the ,4) at the end !