Zbuffer

i found this:

0x6AD320 or 0xAD320 and the normal value is 80

i think if you disable it , you might make a wallhack..

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PS: from crossfire.exe

Originally Posted by JusCaus

hmmmmm....

test it...

i did. gives you an error about the LegacyShader not found.

Originally Posted by JusCaus

i did. gives you an error about the LegacyShader not found.

well just tryed to helpe

All good bro. Im tring to figure some stuff out ,lol

good luck all the wallhack and chams in memory are not difficult at all

i will post pics

Originally Posted by kmanev073

good luck all the wallhack and chams in memory are not difficult at all

i will post pics

Great i wanna see!!!!!!

Originally Posted by DaRk

where did u find it?
for CShell or crossfire.exe?

He isnt going to tell.....

Nope it's not like this WallHack is d3d and Zbuffer isn't an addy :/

so it won't work like that

@sh_z_sektor

wrong
@kmanev073 have make a memory wallhack:
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/242-crossf...-wallhack.html

Originally Posted by MasterOf

@sh_z_sektor

wrong
@kmanev073 have make a memory wallhack:
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/242-crossf...-wallhack.html

But that's the stupidest way to make it. What sh_z_sektor is talking about is how all of us REAL coders do things. You hook directx and then you disable and do your setting of the render states in the dip. With that way you have total control over the directx api being used in the game depending on which functions you hook. Btw, wallhack isn't the coolest d3d feature. They come and go depending on how many walls are between you. Boxes are the best "wallhacks" since you see them behind the wall.

Originally Posted by sh_z_sektor

Nope it's not like this WallHack is d3d and Zbuffer isn't an addy :/

so it won't work like that

Of course it is possible to do it.
When you use a d3d hook, you just unactivate renderstates (ZBuffer : D3DZB_FALSE).
CrossFire has to activate them everytime (ZBuffer : D3DZB_TRUE).
When you change the D3DZB_TRUE from CrossFire to D3DZB_FALSE, you got a wallhack.
(Using NOPs would work also)

yes wallhack is easy to make with D3D:

Code:

 if (  iStride == 44 &&Wallhack)
  {
		pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_ZENABLE, D3DZB_FALSE);
  }

Yes your are rigth ESP Box is the best ^^ its working in Egypt and Ship too :P

Originally Posted by 258456

But that's the stupidest way to make it. What sh_z_sektor is talking about is how all of us REAL coders do things. You hook directx and then you disable and do your setting of the render states in the dip. With that way you have total control over the directx api being used in the game depending on which functions you hook. Btw, wallhack isn't the coolest d3d feature. They come and go depending on how many walls are between you. Boxes are the best "wallhacks" since you see them behind the wall.

Agreed.

Originally Posted by derh.acker

Of course it is possible to do it.
When you use a d3d hook, you just unactivate renderstates (ZBuffer : D3DZB_FALSE).
CrossFire has to activate them everytime (ZBuffer : D3DZB_TRUE).
When you change the D3DZB_TRUE from CrossFire to D3DZB_FALSE, you got a wallhack.
(Using NOPs would work also)

Hmm you'r tring to teach me or teaching other guys becuz i already know that shit when i first started coding when i was a noob so no need to give me you'r info about stuff i already know

Originally Posted by sh_z_sektor

Agreed.

Hmm you'r tring to teach me or teaching other guys becuz i already know that shit when i first started coding when i was a noob so no need to give me you'r info about stuff i already know

I just help newbies.

Zbuffer

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