Make a logger

First you need to find the pointer to the weapon array:

Code:

0xA65EE8

Then you need to make a loop through the whole array:

Code:

for(int i = 0; i < 600; i++) { //You can see later how many weapons there are. Then you can lower the loop.

}

You need the weapon name. So you need to find the weapon name offset:

Code:

Weaponpointer + 0x0008;

Look at the content of the string:

Code:

char * weaponname = (char*)(Weapon + 0x0008);

Get the id of the weapon:

Code:

Hex of the id

Log it to a file:

Code:

file << "Item number: " << i << " ID: " << hex << i << " Name: " << (LPCTSTR)weaponname << ".\n";

It looks like this:

Code:

DWORD cshell = (DWORD)GetModuleHandleA( "CShell.dll" );
DWORD weapon = *(DWORD*)( cshell + 0xA65EE8);
std::ofstream file;
file.open("Logger.txt");
for(int i = 0; i < 600; i++) { //You can see later how many weapons there are. Then you can lower the loop.
	  DWORD wapens = *(DWORD*)(weapon +(4*i));
	  char * weaponname = (char*)(wapens + 0x0008);
          file << "Item number: " << i << " ID: " << hex << i << " Name: " << (LPCTSTR)weaponname << ".\n";
}
file.close();

Btw you need Fstream:

Code:

#include <fstream>

This is just the way how to. Its very easy

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Did't test it.. So it is posable that I made some mistakes

@Brimir
Error: hex
Undefine it !
How to ?

Originally Posted by *****

@Brimir
Error: hex
Undefine it !
How to ?

I think it is a part of iostream, in namespace std.

So use:

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

or use in your code:

Code:

std::hex

with:

Code:

#include <iostream>

Or just only use hex of std

@Brimir

Solved and Thank you for newest with me.

I use fstream for mine too, but it searches for the weapon pointer itself.

@Brimir

You should become a VIP coder for Crossfire! You help a lot on this section.

Thanks

, the only problem is that I don't have mutch time. And I don't know enought to make advanced hacks. Mem hacks ar very easy. But there is a lot more.

@Brimir
May I can teach you that...Anything if I can do..

Originally Posted by *****

@Brimir
May I can teach you that...Anything if I can do..

Thanks, I send you a pm

Originally Posted by derh.acker

I use fstream for mine too, but it searches for the weapon pointer itself.

i have recently made an offset loggerand it can log pointers too so i can say it: i made it too.

I also made a address logger. So easy

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