Updating cubeone.....

On mac it is called Terminal, and it is under Utilities in your apps. If yuo hav a mac that is...

Or you could create batch files.

Open up Notepad and hit save (doesn't matter that there is nothing in it. Save it to the folder where RABCDAsm, make sure the file type is set to all types and call them <name>.bat and that's how you make batch files. I'll give you the code for each step given by nilly just to make this super easy for you. Each of these are seperate files naturally and you'll want to change "yourfilename" to what ever your .swf is called.

decompress.bat
disassemble.bat
reassemble.bat

fuck off with your shitty spam

Thanks guys for all your help, I'll be sure to thank every single post that has helped me through this thread once I've finished compiling together all this code. I'm completely new to all of this, and I've got Auto-Nexus working, however I'm stuck on aimbot. My problem is in the Hex Editing. Quoting nilly, he says to:



"Open up yogda and have it open your client file. Navigate to com.company.assembleegameclient.game:_-hz."

After reading, I've figured out that these variables change with every update. So far, I've found the clearInput() under com.company.assembleegameclient.game:_-8L. Problem is, in that code, I see no private: use in the Parameter section in Yogda. The closest I see is private:try. Could anyone help me with this? Once again, thank you so much for your help so far.

Woops my fault, get rid of the word the, in that bat file, that's what I get for copying and pasting trying to hurry things up.

Yeah haha, I went for a shower and a bite to eat, so sorry for the late reply, and that's just the way it goes I guess ^^.

I have absolutely no problem updating the client to autonexus. I changed my value to 33%. But I will damned if I can get the Aimbot to take hold.

Exact same here

I can't find those four numbers in the Hex Editor. Am I correct when I'm opening up my Client in the Hex Editor?

EDIT: It seems everything is correct, using the most up-to-date aimbot code, yet.... When I launch my client the player cannot even shoot.

Double Edit: I've figured out Aimbot! You don't have to Hex Edit anymore, as Nilly said. To clarify, simply follow these steps, quoting Nilly.


First make sure you decompress your target client (using rabc: swfdecompress yourfilename.swf). You'll need to do this for the hex editor.

Basically to add the aimbot to your client, disassemble the client using rabcdasm (abcexport yourfilename.swf then rabcdasm the yourfilename-1.abc). You'll then have a directory full of .asasm files. These are the files you modify to change how the game behaves. Open up \yourfilename-1\com\company\assembleegameclient\objects\Player.c lass.asasm. Look for the function _-0B8 and replace that function with the one I have above. Go back to rabc, and assemble the main.asasm file (rabcasm \yourfilename-1\yourfilename-1.main.asasm) then replace the .abc file in the client with the one you made (abcreplace yourfilename.swf 1 \yourfilename-1\yourfilename-1.main.abc).

To keep my post short, use the code provided by Nilly on page six of this topic. All other code is outdated.

I'm so close to being done, but now I can't reassemble!! D: Gives me error on cmd. (same thing when I tried to disassemble with the "the")

What I did ... was drop my SWF in the directory of rabcdasm.

Then, type
rabcasm yourfilename-1\yourfilename-1.main.asasm
Then type
abcreplace yourfilename.swf 1 yourfilename-1\yourfilename-1.main.abc

Or, if your client is named client:
rabcasm client-1\client-1.main.asasm
abcreplace client.swf 1 client-1\client-1.main.abc