Object Class

In asm there isn't unsigned long

There isnt even a difference between unsigned long and DWORD. Maybe DWORD needs less than a millisecond more for compiling, but in asm it is the same.

Noob giniyat101.. Do you know what a struct is xD???? OMFG!
Why do you want to make a struct xD and then use it the old way xD

So useless... ow w8, giniyat101 you are useless.

This is for Shot Through Walls (Hint)

Jezus... Unsigned long variables is a extended size variables...
It kan store 4 bytes of numbers, becouse it is Unsigned it can store only positive numbers and 2x more positive numbers as a long.

A DWORD are 2 qwords, so its a double word.

Plz read a c++ book.

With these you can make it posable to schoot through walls:
EdgeshotEnabled;
WallshotEnabled;
PerfectWallshotEnabled;

But the class is not made for that xD

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I thought EdgeshotEnabled etc are float's? They are 4 bytes and work if you use floats.

typedef unsigned long DWORD
This means that DWORD is an unsigned long

Edit : I just saw that QWORD is 8 bytes, so DWORD can't be 2 QWORDs.

You also can edit it using float, but it isn't a float. It is a normal int.
If you want to set a int to 1 by using float, you have to set it to 1.401298464E-45

I mean word oops, Q word = Quad. D word = Dual.

WORD = 2 bytes = 4 nybbles = 16 bits
DWORD = 2 WORDs = 4 bytes = 8 nybbles = 32 bits
QWORD = 2 DWORDs = 4 WORDS = 8 bytes = 64 bits

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But how can it be a bool ? Its 4 bytes.

It works too, because their values only are 1 or 0.
If it is 1, it looks like this in hexadecimal : 01000000
01 can get edited using a bool too.

That is true, but how do you know what type it needs to be?
I think it needs to be 4 bytes, why should you skip 4 bytes?

@~FALLEN~ should come here and explain what u are tring to say @Brimir
because i don't understand anything of C++ and iam very noob i dont even know how to rename a folder bla bla
and u are the best coder here and thats why your user title says "Leecher"

You remake the classes, then you can easy update the class if it get changed, if all offsets get +4 bytes becouse there is an extra float.. Then you add the float in your "reclass"... That is all.

If you do it your way, then you need to update all offsets. I just add the float to my class and i'm ready.

It is also cleaner and easyer to use. I can use my class this way:

BasicPlayerInfo->MovementHiddenRate = 300.0f;

Nothing more, nothing less. Now MovementHiddenRate is equal to 300.0f.

So you can change variabels on a very easy way. And it is easier to use. You just remake the class.. and don't use it xD


Edit: Or I did't understand what you mean :P