ingame msgbox problems.....

I cant get this to work anymore....

here is how i have it.....

Code:

#include <windows.h>
#include "exports.h"
void ShowMessage(char* string, DWORD CShell);

Code:

DWORD CShell          = (DWORD)GetModuleHandleA("CShell.dll");
    ShowMessage("JusCaus TEST!!",CShell); 
   
	while(true)

Code:

return TRUE;
}
void ShowMessage(char* string, DWORD CShell)
{
                DWORD MsgBoxFunc = CShell +0xA4180;
                __asm
		{			push string;
		        	push 0;
	            	push 0x70;
                	push 0x1C;
                	call MsgBoxFunc;
			       add esp, 16;
		}
}

anyhelp?

i think it was 0x71 and 0x1D now

ahhhhh i didnt check it in olly, i just used them from giniyats post... ill check it now....

send error report with those....

---------- Post added at 11:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:22 PM ----------

10146FBC |. 6A 00 PUSH 0 ; |Arg3 = 00000000
10146FBE |. 6A 71 PUSH 71 ; |Arg2 = 00000071
10146FC0 |. 6A 1D PUSH 1D ; |Arg1 = 0000001D
10146FC2 |. E8 B9D1F5FF CALL CShell_u.100A4180 ; \CShell_u.100A4180

yep thats what it is but its not working for me....aghhh

are you talking actually in game? Or just before the game starts?

Originally Posted by ryakhawk

are you talking actually in game? Or just before the game starts?

he is talking about in game msg box not the windowed time.. in game.

this source musst put alter dll main

Code:

void ShowMessageNA(char* string, DWORD CShell)
{
                DWORD MsgBoxFunc = CShell +0xA4180;
                __asm
		{			push string;
		        	push 0;
	            	push 0x70;
                	push 0x1D;
                	call MsgBoxFunc;
			        add esp, 16;
		}
}

try it

its 0x1D not ^^
you dont need to change 0x70

copy whole the vertex lcok failed first lines and you are ready

ill see what happens

Originally Posted by JusCaus

ill see what happens

the functoin for the msg box is c+p from vertex lock failed... here it works

afff not working...

it work for me on cffg

Code:

'void ShowMessage(char* string, DWORD CShell)
{
                DWORD MsgBoxFunc = CShell +0x95C90;
                __asm
		{			push string;
		        	push 0;
	            	push 0x70;
                	push 0x1E;
                	call MsgBoxFunc;
			       add esp, 10;
		}
}

Code:

enum eOffsets
{
   OFFS_IngameMsgBox = 0xA4180
} // ==> eOffsets

void IngameMsgBox(DWORD dwCShellBase, const char *szMessage)
{
   typedef void(__cdecl *pGameMsgBox_t)(DWORD, DWORD, DWORD, const char*);
   pGameMsgBox_t pGameMsgBox = (pGameMsgBox_t)(dwCShellBase + OFFS_IngameMsgBox);
   pGameMsgBox(0x1D, 0x71, 0, szMessage);
} // ==> IngameMsgBox

Why not using a function pointer instead of inline ASM?

Originally Posted by Ende!

Code:

enum eOffsets
{
   OFFS_IngameMsgBox = 0xA4180
} // ==> eOffsets

void IngameMsgBox(DWORD dwCShellBase, const char *szMessage)
{
   typedef void(__cdecl *pGameMsgBox_t)(DWORD, DWORD, DWORD, const char*);
   pGameMsgBox_t pGameMsgBox = (pGameMsgBox_t)(dwCShellBase + OFFS_IngameMsgBox);
   pGameMsgBox(0x1D, 0x71, 0, szMessage);
} // ==> IngameMsgBox

Why not using a function pointer instead of inline ASM?

i can answer your question

becouse they leeched the sources (this one is from giniyat) and feel cool

i fixed it a different way...... so pssst

ingame msgbox problems.....

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