PTC Method :D

Can't we just write

Code:

typedef void (*PTCtype) (const char*);
PTCtype PTCaddy = (PTCtype)0x485FA0;
....

then call

Code:

PTCaddy("whatevercommand");

Originally Posted by yodaliketaco

Can't we just write

Code:

typedef void (*PTCtype) (const char*);
PTCtype PTCaddy = (PTCtype)0x485FA0;
....

then call

Code:

PTCaddy("whatevercommand");

good job...
work too here ;D

Originally Posted by flameswor10

Code:

void __cdecl RunConsoleCommand( const char* cCommand)
{
	void* address = ( void* ) ADDR_CONSOLEUNWRAPPED;

	__asm
	{
		Push cCommand
		call address
		add esp, 0x4
	}
}

Much smaller, Much Simpler, Much easier.

flameswor10 what console command do you use to push? RunConsoleCommand?

Originally Posted by steven1578

flameswor10 what console command do you use to push? RunConsoleCommand?

you can call it whatever you like. The first line is declaring the function, maybe learn some basic C++?

is that PTC working? or is the one flame using working?

Originally Posted by racardo

is that PTC working? or is the one flame using working?

In CABR it works!
I think nobody has tested it on the CANA.

Thanks baraozin.
Helped me a lot, I could not use the codes in PTC '-'.
I bet that will really help people.
It took my thanks.

dude why add all the extra unddeded stuff i hate that yeah it will complie but it makes the .dll bigger longer to upload longer to viruse scan makin the .cpp much larger much more complicated lol

Originally Posted by Skaterforeva1

dude why add all the extra unddeded stuff i hate that yeah it will complie but it makes the .dll bigger longer to upload longer to viruse scan makin the .cpp much larger much more complicated lol

It only affects the DLL size by a byte.
Nothing to worry about

PTC Method :D

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