Writing floats...

Thanks jorndel

I am having trouble finding a way to write floats, I have tried writing as bytes, converted integer and all that but no go, I could in 1.9.411 but things must have been fixed.

Can you point me in the right direction as I have searched this site and many others About Visual Basic, but Still cant get to grips with it.

I have now over 150 new addresses to use with force host and will post them up when I have finished my project and put them into readable format, I was hoping to finish it tonight

Originally Posted by gteuk

Thanks jorndel

I am having trouble finding a way to write floats, I have tried writing as bytes, converted integer and all that but no go, I could in 1.9.411 but things must have been fixed.

Can you point me in the right direction as I have searched this site and many others About Visual Basic, but Still cant get to grips with it.

I have now over 150 new addresses to use with force host and will post them up when I have finished my project and put them into readable format, I was hoping to finish it tonight

BitConvert.ToSingle(***) ?

To write a float.

Use the WriteBytes

Code:

float Flo = 12;

WriteBytes(0xAddy, new byte[] {(byte)Flo});

VB: I suppose something like:

Code:

Dim Flo As Float = 12

WriteBytes(&HAddy, New Byte() {(Byte)Flo})

No Idea, typed from what I remember of VB.net

Thanks I have tried that but it says float not defined

Originally Posted by gteuk

Thanks I have tried that but it says float not defined

Learn programming...

Originally Posted by gteuk

Thanks I have tried that but it says float not defined

Here you go, it's Single and not Float in VB.Net

---------- Post added at 10:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:47 PM ----------

Originally Posted by MarkHC

Learn programming...

Useless comment.
+These posts should be deleted/moved to a own thread.

--According to the first page

Originally Posted by Jorndel

Useless comment.

I hate to see people trying to do something without knowing the language... And yeah.. I'm gonna move this to another thread...

/Moved

Originally Posted by MarkHC

I hate to see people trying to do something without knowing the language... And yeah.. I'm gonna move this to another thread...

/Moved

X,x

He got knowledge, he managed to find all the players ammo :|
That require knowledge.

+You should NOT judge people by their post, but of their over-all activity. (Means, what they have posted before)

[Sample: You ask how to write an integer to an byte array. But yo have done other "advance" things. Means, you don't know all aspects of your language]
How else do you think others learn?

Not by the: Learn Programming.

(Would you like that? Don't think so...)
Sometimes help form other is better, then reading an 800+ page programming book to find an answer to an small thing.
Yes we do have google, but still.

No questions, no answers = No Google results. (By far the best thing I said today

)

Originally Posted by MarkHC

I hate to see people trying to do something without knowing the language... And yeah.. I'm gonna move this to another thread...

/Moved

How would you get directions to the toilet in budapest, france, germany then ?

We all had to learn some time and my time is now

Thank you Jorndel I will give it a go

I appreciate the moving of topic as it was going off topic

Originally Posted by gteuk

How would you get directions to the toilet in budapest, france, germany then ?

We all had to learn some time and my time is now

Thank you Jorndel I will give it a go

I appreciate the moving of topic as it was going off topic

Good Luck, be go sleep now

(School tomorrow FTW!)

Originally Posted by gteuk

How would you get directions to the toilet in budapest, france, germany then ?

What?

And of course asking is better than reading 800+ books.. but for this kinda thing.. basics stuff... just 10 seconds on google and you'd have find out. Faster than writing a post and waiting for answer. Sorry if a somehow offended you.. I'm not in a good mood right now

No probs, I have googled, I have read through the forums etc, this was my last resort after hours of searching

I just simply cannot write anything to the jump address other than through cheat engine,

I do this with FOV and it gives me a stupid result as I write an integer as a float I get around that, I assume because I can write to it in cheat engine it must be writable however I am noob and just unable to write a value to 008A9148 address

I don't know anything about VisualBasic, but maybe this helps you

At PureBasic it's very simple, look

Code:

WriteProcessMemory_(hProcess,95147436,(at)Newfov.f,4,#NULL)

hProcess = You should know
95147436 = FoV Address in decimal
(at)Newfov.f = Value
4 = you should know

I don't know if this helps you^^ Sorry if not

Thanks lol

I can write to FOV without problem in any format, it was just the jumpheight, max height and min height damage I cant get to write

must be in a protected area

Thank you, much appreciated

Wrong, wrong, wrong. If you have a WriteBytes function use it like this:
Dim value As Single = 1
WriteBytes(&HYourAddress, BitConverter.GetBytes(value))

Replied to wrong thread. I will try master131 solution as none of the others work at the moment

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