LTCLIENT POINTER

i want to ask something foolishly like me

<---- if u want to beg then GTFO

what is LTCLIENT string name ?

search its easy to found!!

I dont know but thats its the wrong section???

responding your question :

You need the SnDrv.dll in the crossfire folder if you lose you horiginal SnDrv.dll in the crossfire folder

You need go to that post http://www.mpgh.net/forum/290-crossf...nddrv-dll.html

and download that

WTF 2 NOOOOBS ROFFFL /LOL

? wtf is ur problems LOL

if you need the pointer search a PTC Comand DrawFlat 1 / 0

i only need to know string\pointer

@BlackLite
shoudlnt you be studying your tests by now ?

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@BlackLite
shoudlnt you be studying your tests by now ?

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@BlackLite and what is a LtCLient ?

umm Do you mean 0x347274 And 0x1FC Usually Used in PTC.

void __cdecl PTC(char*console ){ unsigned long ptcCShell = (unsigned long)GetModuleHandleA("CShell.dll"); if( ptcCShell != NULL ) { unsigned long *LTClient = ( unsigned long* )( (ptcCShell + 0x347274) ); void* CONoff = ( void* )*( unsigned long* )( *LTClient + 0x1FC ); _asm { push console; call CONoff; add esp, 4; } }}

It's Basiclly Used in PTC

search for FogEnable 0 (im not sure) 0x3....

True Story, you re right !
If you mean the pointer of PTC whatever you call it, search a ptc string like example of gamer, and you will find

--' and don't wait that someone will post it. go and search by ur own, its not that hard

LTCLIENT POINTER

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