Accessing "Properties" from different "Objects"

My goal is to have no-clip enabled only while the mouse button is down. No need to give code or details; I'm just trying to better figure out how all this opcode works.

I know the variable that controls no-clip and I know the variable that indicates whether the mouse button is down. From the class with the no-clip variable, I tried to access the variable for the mouse button. All of my poor attempts failed. So I tried accessing the no-clip variable from the class with the mouse button. Some of my efforts broke the mouse button but none worked as I wanted.

I believe the problem is with my understanding of how the code works. I know Java and C and have been trying to manipulate code like it was one of those but have been unsuccessful. The problem might also have to do with me using Yogda.

Looking for hints or some guide that will help me learn this beast.

1) Do not forget this language is stack based. You "push" and "pop" values on the stack to pass them to methods
2) What is exactly your "mouse checking" code? Look at this code from an old aimbot.

Code:

 
    #set mouseClass "com.company.assembleegameclient.game:_-fy#0" ; 
    #set mouseClicked "_-o2"  

      ;if (Left_Clicking) don't alter aimingAngle
      getlex              QName(PackageNamespace(""), "map_")
      getproperty         QName(PackageNamespace(""), "gs_")
      getproperty         QName(PackageNamespace(""), "mui_")
      getproperty         QName(PrivateNamespace("*", $"mouseClass"), $"mouseClicked")
      iftrue              SHOOT  //if mouse clicked, dont alter aiming

If this code mess up your firing, either you misplaced it, either it doesnt contains the goods "names"

Trying to emulate the code in the aim bot function, I ended up with this.

Code:

     #set mouseClass "com.company.assembleegameclient.game:_-fy#0" ; 
     #set mouseClicked "_-o2" 
     
     getproperty         QName(PrivateNamespace("*", $"mouseClass"), $"mouseClicked")
     iftrue              CHANGE

I know both branches work, as putting in a pushtrue or pushfalse in place of the getproperty causes no clip to work and not work as desired. But whenever I try the code with the getproperty, the game doesn't load and only shows a black screen.

Does the getproperty push more than just the true or false that is in the variable? Should I be worrying about all these getlocal0s and getlocal1s?

Originally Posted by Nisuxen

Trying to emulate the code in the aim bot function, I ended up with this.

Code:

     #set mouseClass "com.company.assembleegameclient.game:_-fy#0" ; 
     #set mouseClicked "_-o2" 
     
     getproperty         QName(PrivateNamespace("*", $"mouseClass"), $"mouseClicked")
     iftrue              CHANGE

Check your version of RABCDASM. I know I have tons of trouble swapping between mod selector code and rabcasm'd code because some of the formatting changes (look at some of the other "getproperty" commands in the class - it may be "getproperty QName(PrivateNamespace("") instead of ("*") depending on the version of rabcasm. You have to format it the same otherwise it'll do whats happening to your client. May need to drop the #0 on the _-fy as well, again, just go look at the PNS for that class.

Sorry just woke up so I know I didn't explain that well, check out jNoob's aim-bot notification thread for the best example of what I'm trying to convey, as his code is different than many of the ones before it because of updating RABCDASM.

Originally Posted by Nisuxen

Trying to emulate the code in the aim bot function, I ended up with this.

Code:

     #set mouseClass "com.company.assembleegameclient.game:_-fy#0" ; 
     #set mouseClicked "_-o2" 
     
     getproperty         QName(PrivateNamespace("*", $"mouseClass"), $"mouseClicked")
     iftrue              CHANGE

The getlocal's are important. You should look up what the opcodes actually do and what they require from the stack. getproperty requires that you place the object that the property belongs to on the stack first before calling it.

Take a look at JustAnoob's code as that may be correct if you are calling from a class that contains the map_ variable. getlex pushes the contents of a variable in the calling class which is the same as pushing the calling class (getlocal0) to the stack and then doing a getproperty VariableReference. getlex is more so used for static variables though.

My (inexperienced) guess is that the class doesn't contain the map_ variable. In JustANoob's code, is map_, gs_, and mui_ used in anticipation of the getproperty of the mouseclicked variable? If those work for the class com/company/assembleegameclient/objects/Player, how would I find what would work for a class in com/company/assembleegameclient/map?

Originally Posted by Nisuxen

Maybe drop the map_ and use gs_ to start? Check to see if there is a gs_ variable within the map class using something like as3 sorcerer.

Well the good news is that I figured out my biggest mistake. I was in the wrong class... I was altering the property itself instead of the property check. So I believe I found the right class. It contains the elusive map_ variable which I now better understand after following the variables to the mouse class. Also the game doesn't crash on startup now which increases my confidence that I'm almost there.

The bad news is that whenever I try to do the mouse check, I effectively cause a backwards no-clip in that I can't leave the square I spawn on in the nexus (trying to causes a lost in connection to server). And shooting doesn't change anything.

Now I'm wondering how JustANoob's program has access to the map_ variable even though... hold on need to check something... Ahhh... it extends to a class that extends to a class that extends to a class with the map_variable... Lemme see if I can... Nope still nothing. Tried to access the map_ variable through a GameObject variable instead.

At least I think I'm improving.

IT WORKS!!!

So it turned out I was in the wrong class again. Followed variables and function calls until I ended up in the right place. Learned so much from this task. Now... to do other things...

Thanks for the advice!

I think i saw you in nexus.
Do you have any trickster? Saw one stuck on a fountain

Nope. I was testing stuff on an unnamed archer.

So now I've tried to make it work for no-clipping through walls and objects. While objects like trees and rocks in godlands work perfectly, walls act very strangely. I seem to be able to shoot them down. If I hit a wall with a couple of shots then I can walk through it. Very peculiar.

GUYs can u plz tell me what exactly i have to do to test this? i know its noob question but im new here

There is nothing for you to test. This is not a release but a request for help as the tag clearly puts it.

Originally Posted by BananaNation

There is nothing for you to test. This is not a release but a request for help as the tag clearly puts it.

@BananaNationt i want to test the no clip code and want to know how to use this stuff ok? IK ITS A HELP REQUEST

@TrinityCube There is nothing for you to test. He is not releasing anything, only asking for help on how to make it work.

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