Originally Posted by abuckau907
What is stored in this list..? I mean at 0000, what is stored - how do you know it's the first player? Is it a list of Unique ID's, or a string of the player's name, or what?
Are these numbers just example? If the first bot starts 10 after the player, that means "all the players infos" are stored in 10 bytes? Seems a little small.
What data is contained in the list -- a unique ID + health + location + ammo + etc ?
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Should be something like Player.BaseAdress + offset_team;
the value should be a constant size from the base of each object.
So maybe the first four bytes of the object are it's unique ID, and the next 1 byte = which_team, then gunID = 2 bytes, etc.
^^In this example, which_team is 5 bytes from the beginning of the object. gunId is base + 6. next property would be base+ 8.
Hard to say - the game can/probably does store multiple copies of some data.
Are these numbers just example? If the first bot starts 10 after the player, that means "all the players infos" are stored in 10 bytes? Seems a little small.
What data is contained in the list -- a unique ID + health + location + ammo + etc ?
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Should be something like Player.BaseAdress + offset_team;
the value should be a constant size from the base of each object.
So maybe the first four bytes of the object are it's unique ID, and the next 1 byte = which_team, then gunID = 2 bytes, etc.
^^In this example, which_team is 5 bytes from the beginning of the object. gunId is base + 6. next property would be base+ 8.
Hard to say - the game can/probably does store multiple copies of some data.
Those are all real examples of each player structure.. Inside each value you can find all the player info such as, health, teamnum, flags, etc....
As I said on the post, 10 bytes from the first player, which is allways me because i've done the settings so that all bots join after me..
In fact, it's 10 bytes away from my player structure only when there are 1 bot and me, like i said, 2 players...
When the number of players increase, the number of bytes away from each player structure changes, and that's a variable that i can't find it..