[paulicabos]

Hello , i want to teleport to a specific coordonate.
What is the memory acces for x,y and z pos?

I need somethink like

0x....... [float] ( i think is float value )

Can you help me?


About GTA SA i'm talking

This post has been edited by paulicabos on Tuesday, Jul 31 2012, 05:30

[Barguast]

I suspect this is a modding question (is it?). Either way, you're going to need to be a bit more specific about what you're doing and what you're trying to do.

[K^2]

For starters, what game?

[paulicabos]

Sorry i forgot to say is GTA San Andreas

[K^2]

SA Memory Addresses - Pedestrians. You want to use the fixed address that contains pointer to player to locate player pedestrian in memory. Then use offsets given relative to it to read/write memory addresses for position.

[paulicabos]

QUOTE (K^2 @ Tuesday, Jul 31 2012, 06:25)

SA Memory Addresses - Pedestrians. You want to use the fixed address that contains pointer to player to locate player pedestrian in memory. Then use offsets given relative to it to read/write memory addresses for position.

Thx man but

(CPed+0x14) +0x30 = [dword] XPos
(CPed+0x14) +0x34 = [dword] YPos
(CPed+0x14) +0x38 = [dword] ZPos

I dont understand..what is the actual code? 0x1430 (x) , 0x1434(y) 0x1338 (z) ?

[K^2]

Do you understand hex numbers? What is 0x14+0x30? And do you understand how to work with pointers in C#? If not, you need to learn these things.

[paulicabos]

QUOTE (K^2 @ Thursday, Aug 2 2012, 13:03)

Do you understand hex numbers? What is 0x14+0x30? And do you understand how to work with pointers in C#? If not, you need to learn these things.

I say this tut
http://tr7network.com/gta-san-andreas-hack...-gta-hack-in-c/


For editing money u use

uint money = 99999999;
EditMemory(0xB7CE50, money);

0xB70153 - [byte] Current Hour
0x8D5104 - [byte] Current blur level
0xB7014E - [byte] Current Weekday (1 through 7)

If i know this i will use

byte x=3;
EditMemory(0xB70153, x);

This changes the current hour in gta..
I cant find out how to edit

(CPed+0x14) +0x30 = [dword] XPos
(CPed+0x14) +0x34 = [dword] YPos
(CPed+0x14) +0x38 = [dword] ZPos
..
I'm really new in the memory thing and i will be grateful if you can help me..

[K^2]

No, what you wrote will not work to edit current hour, etc., because EditMemory takes a uint, and will over-write 4 bytes of data. It might let you pass a byte parameter to it, but it will overwrite not only the hour byte, but also 3 following bytes with 0s. That's not what you want.

You are trying to hack somebody else's code without understanding how it works. Learn first. Go through EditMemory() line by line, and understand what every line does. Also, learn how to work with pointers. You will never be able to complete this code if you don't understand how pointers are handled.

[paulicabos]

QUOTE (K^2 @ Thursday, Aug 2 2012, 19:44)

No, what you wrote will not work to edit current hour, etc., because EditMemory takes a uint, and will over-write 4 bytes of data. It might let you pass a byte parameter to it, but it will overwrite not only the hour byte, but also 3 following bytes with 0s. That's not what you want. You are trying to hack somebody else's code without understanding how it works. Learn first. Go through EditMemory() line by line, and understand what every line does. Also, learn how to work with pointers. You will never be able to complete this code if you don't understand how pointers are handled.

Thx so much for your posts but what i dont understand is this

(CPed+0x14) +0x30 = [dword] XPos

I need and 0x.......... location...
o i can edit it.. how can i find it

0xB6F5F0 - Player pointer (CPed)
(CPed+0x14) +0x30 = [dword] XPos

Ths means that (0xB6F5F0+0x14) +0x30 = [dword] XPos ?

If i use cheat engine what should i type when i choose manualy the adress?

What I really dont understand is that "+" between..

This post has been edited by paulicabos on Friday, Aug 3 2012, 07:35

[K^2]

No. At 0xB6F5F0 is an address you need to add 0x14 and 0x30 to. So I can't give you the exact number. Nobody can. It has to be computed on the fly. That's why I'm telling you to read up on how pointers work. You will need to write code to read memory from certain address, convert it to pointer, apply offsets, and only then use it with the function EditMemory, after you modify it appropriately to handle floating point values.

You can't take shortcuts. In order to modify a program, you need to understand how it works.

[paulicabos]

QUOTE (K^2 @ Friday, Aug 3 2012, 08:15)

No. At 0xB6F5F0 is an address you need to add 0x14 and 0x30 to. So I can't give you the exact number. Nobody can. It has to be computed on the fly. That's why I'm telling you to read up on how pointers work. You will need to write code to read memory from certain address, convert it to pointer, apply offsets, and only then use it with the function EditMemory, after you modify it appropriately to handle floating point values. You can't take shortcuts. In order to modify a program, you need to understand how it works.

But if i want to use cheat engine how do I use that ? Because is not working with + .. Will show up error


And in c# will be like

EditMemory(0xB6F5F0+0x14+0x30,DWARD Value); ?

[K^2]

No, that is completely wrong. You are not going to get it without learning C#.

[Bad.boy!]

It's best to learn c++ if so that you can also call functions.

[K^2]

C# calls are also made by reference. You can execute a function via a pointer. It's just a bit more of a pain to set up due to all the "protection".