Post: [1.18] Prestige Selector [C#]
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05-22-2014, 07:09 AM
#1
ByteSource
League Champion
Hello NGU,
this is a simple "Prestige Selector" I've noticed that a lot of people like using "if(int == #)", here's your way to the easy way of life. I understand this isn't big nor new but i'm here to help people before i officially retire from modding and coding.
Hope you enjoy.
this is a simple "Prestige Selector" I've noticed that a lot of people like using "if(int == #)", here's your way to the easy way of life. I understand this isn't big nor new but i'm here to help people before i officially retire from modding and coding.
Hope you enjoy.
private void PrestigeToggle(int c)
{
int count = 0;
if (count > 11) count = -1; count++;
Byte[] Bytes = BitConverter.GetBytes(count);
Array.Reverse(Bytes);
PS3.SetMemory(0x26FD014, Bytes);
RPC.iPrintln(c, "^2" + count.ToString() + " ^7: Prestige Set!");
RPC.iPrintln(c, "Made By: ^2Tehk9 | ADK");
}
Credit: Mango | Offsets.
05-22-2014, 07:19 AM
#2
B777x
Hurah!
Originally posted by TehK9
Hello NGU,
this is a simple "Prestige Selector" I've noticed that a lot of people like using "if(int == #)", here's your way to the easy way of life. I understand this isn't big nor new but i'm here to help people before i officially retire from modding and coding.
Hope you enjoy.
this is a simple "Prestige Selector" I've noticed that a lot of people like using "if(int == #)", here's your way to the easy way of life. I understand this isn't big nor new but i'm here to help people before i officially retire from modding and coding.
Hope you enjoy.
private void PrestigeToggle(int c)
{
int count = 0;
if (count > 11) count = -1; count++;
Byte[] Bytes = BitConverter.GetBytes(count);
Array.Reverse(Bytes);
PS3.SetMemory(0x26FD014, Bytes);
RPC.iPrintln(c, "^2" + count.ToString() + " ^7: Prestige Set!");
RPC.iPrintln(c, "Made By: ^2Tehk9 | ADK");
}
Credit: Mango | Offsets.
there is a easy way
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(0x26FD014, NumricUpDown1.Value);
05-22-2014, 09:15 AM
#6
Shark
Retired.
Originally posted by TehK9
Hello NGU,
this is a simple "Prestige Selector" I've noticed that a lot of people like using "if(int == #)", here's your way to the easy way of life. I understand this isn't big nor new but i'm here to help people before i officially retire from modding and coding.
Hope you enjoy.
this is a simple "Prestige Selector" I've noticed that a lot of people like using "if(int == #)", here's your way to the easy way of life. I understand this isn't big nor new but i'm here to help people before i officially retire from modding and coding.
Hope you enjoy.
private void PrestigeToggle(int c)
{
int count = 0;
if (count > 11) count = -1; count++;
Byte[] Bytes = BitConverter.GetBytes(count);
Array.Reverse(Bytes);
PS3.SetMemory(0x26FD014, Bytes);
RPC.iPrintln(c, "^2" + count.ToString() + " ^7: Prestige Set!");
RPC.iPrintln(c, "Made By: ^2Tehk9 | ADK");
}
Credit: Mango | Offsets.
er nice but why are you doing if (count > 11) count = -1; count++;
why not just count = 0; lol
05-23-2014, 01:06 AM
#8
ByteSource
League Champion
Originally posted by Shark
er nice but why are you doing if (count > 11) count = -1; count++;
why not just count = 0; lol
why not just count = 0; lol
You'r right but this way isn't wrong either and doesn't fail so either way there both right.
Originally posted by B777x
there is a easy way
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(0x26FD014, NumricUpDown1.Value);
There's a lot of methods to this, numeric box isn't hard neither a textbox with integers.
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