useful strings

These will only be useful to those with the classes, These were easy to find, i'm sure they aren't new, but someone might find em useful somewhere

Code:

CClientWeaponMgr::CanChangeToWeapon if (WMGR_INVALID_ID == nWeaponId) return false
CClientWeaponMgr::CanChangeToWeapon if (CWM_NO_WEAPON == iWeapon) return false
CClientWeaponMgr::CanChangeToWeapon if (!g_pPlayerStats->HaveWeapon(nWeaponId)) return false
CClientWeaponMgr::CanChangeToWeapon if (pWeapon->bNoSelect) return false
CClientWeaponMgr::CanChangeToWeapon if (g_pPlayerMgr->IsPlayerDead() || g_pPlayerMgr->IsSpectatorMode()) return false
seungho == CClientWeaponMgr::CanChangeToWeapon if (WMGR_INVALID_ID == nWeaponId) return false
=============   [ERROR]   ===================CClientWeaponMgr::ForceChangeWeapon() nWeaponIndex 
CClientWeaponMgr::ChangeWeapon() MISSION_DEADCAM_WEAPON <= nWeaponIndex : %d

if(!g_pGameClientShell || !g_pWeaponMgr->IsValidWeaponId(nWeaponId))
CCBAPlayerStats::UpdateAmmo if(!g_pLTClient || !g_pWeaponMgr)
CCBAPlayerStats::GetAmmoCount nAmmoIndex :  %d, m_pnAmmo : %p, IsValidAmmoId : %d
CCBAGameClientShell::Instance().GetLobbyServer().EquipWeaponReq(%d,%d,(EQUIP_TYPE)%d);
CClientWeapon::HandleVectorImpact() fDistChar : %f, fHitDistChar : %f
Perturb: C[%.2f] - Min[%d] Max[%d] Lerp[%.2f]

have fun, if they come into use, let me know

Yea, I've seen these before. They are just strings, they have no references I don't think. I'll keep this open to see what everyone else has to say

thanks dude! i was thinking with classes, you could use those pretty easily...i mean really you could just figure out a WeaponID, this would be really useful

Code:

!g_pPlayerStats->HaveWeapon(nWeaponId)

Force nWeaponId to some number and it might have a weapon spawn like effect or somethin

Originally Posted by supercarz1991

thanks dude! i was thinking with classes, you could use those pretty easily...i mean really you could just figure out a WeaponID, this would be really useful

Code:

!g_pPlayerStats->HaveWeapon(nWeaponId)

Force nWeaponId to some number and it might have a weapon spawn like effect or somethin

Very impressed with your imagination. But as you can see by the "!" operator at the beginning of the line, this function, "g_pPlayerStats->HaveWeapon(nWeaponId)" has a return type of bool, meaning they are using it to this effect:

if player has the weapon with an id of nWeaponId, return true, else return false.

This function does nothing but tell whether or not the player has a certain weapon either equiped or in their pack. Can't tell from this.

Originally Posted by Jeff

Yea, I've seen these before. They are just strings, they have no references I don't think. I'll keep this open to see what everyone else has to say

they all have references and have proved useful in my reversing. durrrr

Originally Posted by ISmokeWeedAmICoolNow

they all have references and have proved useful in my reversing. durrrr

Your so cool

Thanks, Offtopic lol @ jeff's siggie

THANKS BRO

Thanks, wanna post some weapon ID's? xD

Originally Posted by Jeff

So, edit the code to always return the bool as true. I know that's not the easiest but it should be possible.

Originally Posted by comando2056

Thanks, wanna post some weapon ID's? xD

oh the shit i could post LOL its scarry

Originally Posted by supercarz1991

oh the shit i could post LOL its scarry

Hmmm...I'm curious and wondering now.

Post it

And add me on MSN?

hahaha i'll do it slowly, file by file XD

Originally Posted by LilGho$t

So, edit the code to always return the bool as true. I know that's not the easiest but it should be possible.

Bro, all it does is check a variable and return the corresponding value. Making it true would do nothing for you...

The variables are bad.

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