A simple LOOP question... really simply

Originally Posted by giniyat101

so you made something like that:

Code:

void features(DWORD pWeapopnMgr, DWORD index)
{
    DWORD pWeapon = *(DWORD*)(pWeaponMgr+index*4);
    if (pWeapon)
    {
         //OHK
         *(FLOAT*)(pWeapon+0x7F8) = 99999.0f;
    }
    if (index == 0) return;
    features(pWeaponMgr, index-1);
}

and just called features(pWeaponMgr, 600);

really useless and will just fuck the stack, i dont suggest using it

exactly but i use global constant for the weapon mgr and i give only one argument the situation for no recoil and no knock back is a little bit more different

Originally Posted by kmanev073

exactly but i use global constant for the weapon mgr and i give only one argument the situation for no recoil and no knock back is a little bit more different

stack will still fucked up as you push 2 values for each weapon (plus more for local variables)

Originally Posted by giniyat101

stack will still fucked up as you push 2 values for each weapon (plus more for local variables)

lolo dude i just define the weapon MGR as global not in function then just send the amount of weapons to my func LOL

Originally Posted by kmanev073

lolo dude i just define the weapon MGR as global not in function then just send the amount of weapons to my func LOL

yea but index and return address are still pushed so 600 * 2 = 1200 * 4 (DWORD size) = 4800 bytes (ignoring that the function itself will use sub esp, xx so it will be alot more)

Originally Posted by giniyat101

yea but index and return address are still pushed so 600 * 2 = 1200 * 4 (DWORD size) = 4800 bytes (ignoring that the function itself will use sub esp, xx so it will be alot more)

thats why i think here should be return at the end not only at the if statement

umm,
i have a diferent form to ge all weapons stored at weaponmgr,
not have to change loop 600 or 700 anymore.

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