[VB.Net] Simple Command "Class" (For Kenshin13 Jr)
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@ImMalkah
As I said, I would create a simple Command "Class" for you, and here it is

How To Use
The 'PlayerAddress' is where you enter the address for each player. (It must be the same 'base' for all.)
-Example: Use the player's name, as the base address. And take the Name Address (-) Health Address. (Then you get the Offset)
Add the Offset you got for Health in the: 'FunctionOffset', in the Correct Index Position.
Re-do this for all the options you want
Usage:

@ImMalkah
As I said, I would create a simple Command "Class" for you, and here it is


View Code
Code:
Dim PlayerAddresses As Integer() = {100, 200, 300, 400} 'Player 1 | Player 2 | Player 3 | Player 4
Dim FunctionOffsets As Integer() = {&H1, &H2, &H3, &H4, &H5} 'Primary Ammo | Secondary Ammo | Grenades Ammo | Health | Score (Offset value from Player Address)
Public Function AnalyzeCommand(ByVal Command As String) As Integer()
Dim PlayerIndex, OptionIndex As Integer
If Command.Contains("p1") Then PlayerIndex = 0
If Command.Contains("p2") Then PlayerIndex = 1
If Command.Contains("p3") Then PlayerIndex = 2
If Command.Contains("p4") Then PlayerIndex = 3
If Command.Contains("pAmmo") Then OptionIndex = 0
If Command.Contains("sAmmo") Then OptionIndex = 1
If Command.Contains("gAmmo") Then OptionIndex = 2
If Command.Contains("health") Then OptionIndex = 3
If Command.Contains("score") Then OptionIndex = 4
Return {PlayerAddresses(PlayerIndex) + FunctionOffsets(OptionIndex), Int32.Parse(Command.Remove(0, Command.LastIndexOf(" ")))}
End Function
How To Use
The 'PlayerAddress' is where you enter the address for each player. (It must be the same 'base' for all.)
-Example: Use the player's name, as the base address. And take the Name Address (-) Health Address. (Then you get the Offset)
Add the Offset you got for Health in the: 'FunctionOffset', in the Correct Index Position.
Re-do this for all the options you want

Usage:

