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[Sean]

Originally Posted by kaswar

Why is it different in ASM?

Because the way I do it is dynamic. With your way, if the game updates, it won't work anymore and will likely cause the game to crash.

[kaswar]

Originally Posted by Sean

Because the way I do it is dynamic. With your way, if the game updates, it won't work anymore and will likely cause the game to crash.

what do you mean, call me a noob but don't you specify one address for the hack or by dynamic you mean you get it to scan for the address?

Explain.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by kaswar

what do you mean, call me a noob but don't you specify one address for the hack or by dynamic you mean you get it to scan for the address?

Explain.

All my hacks scan for the addresses whether it be using arrays or getprocaddress.

[kaswar]

I don't really get how you can scan for addresses that requires like a next scan in it for example bullets , scan, shoot, scan new #

How would you be able to scan for it?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by kaswar

I don't really get how you can scan for addresses that requires like a next scan in it for example bullets , scan, shoot, scan new #

How would you be able to scan for it?

I don't use pointers for infinite ammo and even if I did, why would I bother do that? I would find the pointer and offset and scan memory for the pointer and offset on runtime..

[wassssup34579]

Originally Posted by Sean

All my hacks scan for the addresses whether it be using arrays or getprocaddress.

uhh, how would you do it with GetProcAddress?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by wassssup34579

uhh, how would you do it with GetProcAddress?

GetProcAddress can only be used if the functions are exported (I use it on Rakion, not gunz).

[kaswar]

Ohh..ya, the pointers don't change since they write to another address that do change rofl..

this is noob but what are offsets?