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I'm creating a project which is a conerted map of SA into a sort of space theme. I'm trying to conert some guns into lazer guns and configuring their stats. I hae come across this for a weapon in cleo;

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22@ = 34 22@ += 33 22@ *= 312 22@ += 4532525 22@ += 43

now 22@ = 34 is M4 I assume, How do I config other guns?

Sorry wrong section can an admin / mod moe this too III era?

This post has been edited by Finding on Tuesday, Sep 27 2011, 10:53

[Wesser]

0xC8AAB8 is an array of every weapon setting according to any skill level. I think it is read/write, so writing some stats will affect also enemies weapon. Why do you want change them over the memory? Wouldn't it be easier to modify weapon.dat?

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QUOTE (Wesser @ Sunday, Sep 25 2011, 20:54)

0xC8AAB8 is an array of every weapon setting according to any skill level. I think it is read/write, so writing some stats will affect also enemies weapon. Why do you want change them over the memory? Wouldn't it be easier to modify weapon.dat?

I want to set enemies weapons to be very powerfull, I'm attempting to create difficultly levels without the main persons gun being edited.

[Wesser]

It's impossible, sorry. Game reads all weapons stats once for all peds and players aswell. Plus, CWeapon__getInfo (0x743C60) is called by too many functions, so doing a hack would require a lot of work.

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@Wesser Cant it be made by just altering values of the weapon data in the runtime whenever necessary instead of writing those huge hacks?

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Nope. As I said, players and peds get all weapon info from 0xC8AAB8 array.

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QUOTE (Wesser @ Monday, Sep 26 2011, 18:29)

Nope. As I said, players and peds get all weapon info from 0xC8AAB8 array.

I private mailed you a pieace of code, which works.

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It works for every ped entity and players are affected too.

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So If I was too add sniper or another gun I could use...

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22@ = 34 22@ += 33 22@ *= 312 22@ += 4532525 22@ += 43 0A8C: write_memory 22@ size 4 value 1.1 virtual_protect 0

I'm just asking about <number>@ Does this have to be a specific number or can it be any number?

This post has been edited by Finding on Tuesday, Sep 27 2011, 10:52

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You're asking a basic CLEO question then. You can use any number from 0 to 33. Note that the last 2 local variables are used for timers, so they increase continuously.