How to find ON bytes
How to find ON bytes
CAn any1 tell me how to find ON bytes??
b4 u say :"Use the search button" I did and there r many topics abt finding bytes but never the on bytes and if they do show on bytes its always no recoil.... \x90
HELLLLLPPPPP
b4 u say :"Use the search button" I did and there r many topics abt finding bytes but never the on bytes and if they do show on bytes its always no recoil.... \x90
HELLLLLPPPPP
its easy...:
if i helped you; press thanks :P
@Bravia
Code:
ON
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil1, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil2, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil3, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil4, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Code:
OFF
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil1, "\xD8\x66\x58", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil2, "\xD9\x46\x54", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil3, "\xD9\x5E\x58", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil4, "\xD9\x5E\x4C", 3);
@Bravia
Originally Posted by wicho_koz
its easy...:
if i helped you; press thanks :P
@Bravia
Code:
ON
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil1, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil2, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil3, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil4, "\x90\x90\x90", 3);
Code:
OFF
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil1, "\xD8\x66\x58", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil2, "\xD9\x46\x54", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil3, "\xD9\x5E\x58", 3);
Memory((LPVOID)Recoil4, "\xD9\x5E\x4C", 3);
@Bravia
. Are you retarded? You didn't even answer his question you just gave him code that you blatantly c+p'd. . Also Bravia if you used the search you would've found this... http://www.mpgh.net/forum/207-combat...ind-bytes.html which is posted about two or three threads below yours. Also, I've seen a few threads that talk about finding bytes, and if you want to use them learn ASM.
Originally Posted by FailHacker
. Are you retarded? You didn't even answer his question you just gave him code that you blatantly c+p'd. . Also Bravia if you used the search you would've found this... http://www.mpgh.net/forum/207-combat...ind-bytes.html which is posted about two or three threads below yours. Also, I've seen a few threads that talk about finding bytes, and if you want to use them learn ASM.
i try help him
U didnt help because i know how to find no recoil ON alrdy i want like..... weapon tele addie on
If you want on bytes for other addresses, you just search the address in olly. Find how many off bytes there are and NOP them and you have the on + off byte.
Also on bytes are always x90 but how many bytes refer on how many bytes for off. For instance if theres 3 bytes for no recoil off
\x31\x5B\x34 (3)
The on byte would be
\x90\x90\x90 (3)
Also on bytes are always x90 but how many bytes refer on how many bytes for off. For instance if theres 3 bytes for no recoil off
\x31\x5B\x34 (3)
The on byte would be
\x90\x90\x90 (3)
You dtletermine the on bytes depending on what you are trying to achieve
True..
ON bytes != always nopping!
For example, sometimes you want to change a JNZ to a JZ.. Which makes sure, it jumps if it equals to zero, instead when it DOESNT equals zero.. 0x90(NOP) just doesnt do anything.. This is correct for most no recoil's. Because in no recoil, your crosshair gets pushed up. With NOP(No-Operation) you just replace the original code with NOTHING, therefore you're crosshair wont be pushed up.. Just an easy example..
For more help you can always ask..
ON bytes != always nopping!
For example, sometimes you want to change a JNZ to a JZ.. Which makes sure, it jumps if it equals to zero, instead when it DOESNT equals zero.. 0x90(NOP) just doesnt do anything.. This is correct for most no recoil's. Because in no recoil, your crosshair gets pushed up. With NOP(No-Operation) you just replace the original code with NOTHING, therefore you're crosshair wont be pushed up.. Just an easy example..
For more help you can always ask..
so lets say............ shoot thru walls......... do i nop tht byte to turn it on????
Yes you can NOP that (its superbullets)
can i NOP pickup hack or remote kill?????
@fabolos but ppl keep telling me i cant NOP everything cuz it jus disables stuff...... like u cant NOP ......... remote kill
learn c++, come back in a few months/years, realize how stupid you sound
Bytes which have all bits set to "on": use "UINT_MAX" from <limits.h>
