HelpKnfing Function Offset?
Knfing Function Offset?
Hi!
Does anybody know about a knifing function?
Does anybody know about a knifing function?
It changes from version to version. Ask Geomatrical how he found it then you can make a pattern for find it for older/newer versions.
Knifing function? Do you mean the command handler or what?
Originally Posted by rawr im a tiger
Knifing function? Do you mean the command handler or what?
Originally Posted by KeksOfDeath
I mean the function which gets called when you use the knife. My first thought was to simulate a key press, but that's not really a clen way :S
CE ftw man.
Funny Way:
Shoot, scan for 1, stop shooting, scan for 0, do it over and over and you'll get the input_t struct. Inside it is almost every control.. including, ofc, the knifing one.
Copypaste this:
Offset for 1.9.453 I guess: 0xC14630
Credits to /me
Funny Way:
Shoot, scan for 1, stop shooting, scan for 0, do it over and over and you'll get the input_t struct. Inside it is almost every control.. including, ofc, the knifing one.
Not Funny way
Copypaste this:
Code:
typedef struct{
BYTE Active;
BYTE Pressed;
char padding[18];
}Key;
typedef struct{
char unk1[216];
Key Jump;
char unk2[60];
Key Shoot;
Key HoldBreath;
char unk3[20];
Key Lethal;
Key Tactical;
Key Knife;
Key Use;
Key Reload;
}Input_t;
Credits to /me
How did you shoot and scan?
Originally Posted by archit
How did you shoot and scan?
Originally Posted by MarkHC
lol Shoot, press Esc. The game will pause then you can scan... Press Esc again, it'll un-pause and stop shooting, so you scan for 0 now. :P Scan for Byte btw
How did you auto-shoot?
Code:
if(isShooting) *(BYTE*)IsShooting = 1; else *(BYTE*)IsShooting = 0;
Originally Posted by Kenshin13
Just wondering, did you find the input_t address for Tekno/IW5M?
How did you auto-shoot?
How did you auto-shoot?
Code:
if(isShooting) *(BYTE*)IsShooting = 1; else *(BYTE*)IsShooting = 0;
Don't understand your question :S The IsShooting is the Shoot field on the struct that I posted above...But for the IW5M/Tekno do you have the offset for the input_t or the actual offset for the shooting?
