Visual C++ 10' TrainerI dont know what's wrong but, I can't seems to convert my float value precisely. How Am I going to get rid of this E+**** >.< I wanna make it something like this. Anyone could help me?
Here it is. MainAddress.h //================================================== =========== 1.0.0.200 ================================================== ====== //BASE ADDRESS ULONG_PTR ADDR_BASE = 0x00F194D0; #define Wallhack1 0x0056EB65 #define Wallhack2 0x0056EB58 #define NoCoolDown 0x0065E723 #define BASE_ADDRESS 0xB194D0 //X Coordinate int xo1 = 0x4c4; int xo2 = 0x8; int xo3 = 0x30; //Y Coordinate #define Y_off1 0x4c4 #define Y_off2 0x8 #define Y_off3 0x38 //Z Coordinate #define Z_off1 0x4c4 #define Z_off2 0x8 #define Z_off3 0x34 //================================================== ================================================== ============================ Hacks.h #include "Functions.h" #include "MainAddress.h" void WallhackCheat(bool fEnable) { if(fEnable) { WriteMemory(Wallhack1,3, 0x90, 0x90,0x90); WriteMemory(Wallhack2,2, 0x90, 0x90); } else { WriteMemory(Wallhack1,3, 0x89, 0x48,0x08); WriteMemory(Wallhack2,2, 0x89, 0x08); } } void NoCoolDownCheat(bool fEnable) { if(fEnable) { WriteMemory(NoCoolDown,2,0x90,0x90); } else { WriteMemory(NoCoolDown,2,0x7a,0x08); } } unsigned int Xvalue = 0; void XVALUE() { for(; { Xvalue = (int)readMultiPointer(ADDR_BASE, 3 , xo1, xo2, xo3); Sleep(100); } } Then this is in the form.h #include "Form1.h" #include "Hacks.h" extern unsigned int Xvalue; ...//cut out some codes here ... ... void Form1::timer1_Tick(System::Object ^sender, System::EventArgs ^e) { float xvalue = Xvalue; Form1::label1->Text = xvalue.ToString(); }
anyone wanna help me figure this out? >.< ---------- Post added at 10:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:13 PM ---------- Got it thread can now be closed.
Originally Posted by xkhen0017 anyone wanna help me figure this out? >.< ---------- Post added at 10:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:13 PM ---------- Got it thread can now be closed. Solution? Some might find it useful. But this is usually bad formatting related.