Alternative for \x00 ?

Is there any working alternative for \x00 on 64bit system ?

Code:

"\x00\x00\x00\x68\x00\x00"

I think and this

Originally Posted by dreek1

Code:

"\x00\x00\x00\x68\x00\x00"

I think and this

i'll try...
No, its dont work

tries x90......

Originally Posted by dreek1

tries x90......

x90 only work on 32bit Systems... I need 64bit...

Don't think so

Originally Posted by Biesi

Don't think so

You mean there is no alternative for \x00 ?
Or mean that \x90 is not only for X86 systems ?
Also \x90 dont work for me (Win 7 / 64bit)
Tried with \x68 but nothing...
Also, i tested over the bytes, and i found:
//1st Bit = Flip Weapons (Not over walls)
//2nd Bit = UnKnown
//3th Bit = UnKnown
//4th Bit = UnKnown #Xtrap Error (Should be Flip Characters)
//5th Bit = Flip Light Effects (Over Walls, sometimes weapons over the wall)
//6th Bit = UnKnown

I dont know how should i test over all...
between \x01 and \xFF there is a lot of number....

4th byte is the player ye, you can still create a wallhack where you can see explosions, bullets etc

and i don't know any NOP for 64bit

try /x91 .

Originally Posted by BACKD00R

try /x91 .

Will try...
Edit:
-No its dont work...

Originally Posted by rabir007

Will try...
Edit:
-No its dont work...

I used this in my old hacks!

if(f1) {
cMemory((void *)WallHack, "\x91\x91\x91\x00\x91\x91", 6);
} else {
cMemory((void *)WallHack, "\x01\x01\x01\x01\x01\x01", 6);
}

Originally Posted by BACKD00R

I used this in my old hacks!

if(f1) {
cMemory((void *)WallHack, "\x91\x91\x91\x00\x91\x91", 6);
} else {
cMemory((void *)WallHack, "\x01\x01\x01\x01\x01\x01", 6);
}

I tried similar, the problem, Xtrap dont watch the entire Address, only the fourth Byte.... If it is \x00 then Xtrap Error... :/
\x91 or \x01 dont work for me...

Alternative for \x00 ?

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