walkThroughWall

i gave you the solution on the post above yours.

Is 0x350B60 PlayerClient?

I failed explaining it sry

Code:

mov ebx, DWORD PTR DS :[ClientShell]
mov PlayerClient, DWORD PTR DS :[ebx+50]

I forgot one thing in the code so you couldn't find it.
Sorry for that mistake

I think i found it : 0x2D41E0

I didn't mean a number but an expression with an unknown like x² in maths.
let me explain you it:

Code:

mov ClientShell, DWORD PTR DS : [CShell+350B10] // DWORD ClientShell = (DWORD)(CShell+0x350B10);
mov ebx, DWORD PTR DS :[ClientShell] // DWORD ebx = *(DWORD*)(ClientShell);
mov PlayerClient, DWORD PTR DS : [ebx+50] // DWORD PlayerClient = *(DWORD*)(ebx+0x50);

To resume here's the code :

Code:

DWORD ClientShell = *(DWORD*)(CShell+0x350B10);
DWORD PlayerClient = *(DWORD*)(ClientShell+0x50);

Now that you have PlayerClient you must log each 4 bytes as float.
But watch out you must check if playerclient is NULL.
Just a tip playerclient is initialized when you are ingame.

are there the x,y,z coordinates of the player or what is stored there??

the read-only one or the one that we can modify?
I only know for now where read-only one are.

0o Read only?? lol i must test ^^

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for (int i=0;i<=16;i+=4){
LoggedVal_PlayerClient[i] = *(float*)(PlayerClient+i);
}
-> Crash

if i change 1 val

for the readonly they are in clientshell as a d3d vector it's:

Code:

DWORD LTClientShell = *(DWORD*)(CShell+0x350B10);
float x = *(float*)(*(DWORD*)(*(DWORD*)(LTClientShell + 0x04)) + 0x04);
float y = *(float*)(*(DWORD*)(*(DWORD*)(LTClientShell + 0x04)) + 0x08);
float z = *(float*)(*(DWORD*)(*(DWORD*)(LTClientShell + 0x04)) + 0x0C);

Those are your own player coordinates.

mhmm and how can i walk through walls?

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Can we modify the position? Why is it read only?

did you make your playerclient log as I said?
to be honest the real position are stored somewhere else. and these value are taken from that.

I made a logger but how does i know which value is for which function?

56 140 56 are the values you must find in your log.

I only read the first 1000 ,is this enough?

yes /msgtoshort

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