Post: [C++/SPRX] "Entity" Functions
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08-09-2014, 02:27 PM
#1
xReaperv3
Bounty hunter
I've just wanted to get Spawning Entitys working, so i made some shit for that - i havent tested it yet, maybe it works / maybe not.
First you will need this:
#define TOC 0xD67E98
Then the Offsets you will need:
struct opd_s
{
uint32_t sub;
uint32_t toc;
};
namespace Offsets
{
enum Addr
{
G_SetModel = 0x277644,
G_Spawn = 0x278C60,
G_SpawnTurret = 0x2BA5C8,
G_SpawnHelicopter = 0x22C558,
SP_Script_Model = 0x2670E8
};
}
Here are some Functions with this:
G_Spawn:
int G_Spawn()
{
opd_s GSpawn = { Offsets::G_Spawn, TOC };
int(*G_SPN)(void) = (int(*)(void))&GSpawn;
return G_SPN();
}
G_SetModel:
void G_SetModel(int entityIndex, const char* ModelName)
{
opd_s Modl = { Offsets::G_SetModel, TOC };
void(*G_SM)(int, const char*) = (void(*)(int, const char*))&Modl;
G_SM(entityIndex, ModelName);
}
SP_Script_Model:
void SP_Script_Model(int entityIndex)
{
opd_s Modl = { Offsets::SP_Script_Model, TOC };
void(*SPSM)(int) = (void(*)(int))&Modl;
SPSM(entityIndex);
}
G_SpawnTurret:
void G_SpawnTurret(int entityIndex, const char* TurretType)
{
opd_s Trt = { Offsets::G_SpawnTurret, TOC };
void(*G_ST)(int, const char*) = (void(*)(int, const char*))&Trt;
G_ST(entityIndex, TurretType);
}
G_SpawnHelicopter:
void G_SpawnHelicopter(int vehicleIndex, int Owner, const char* VehicleType, const char* VehicleName)
{
opd_s Vhl = { Offsets::G_SpawnTurret, TOC };
void(*G_SH)(int, int, const char*, const char*) = (void(*)(int, int, const char*, const char*))&Vhl;
G_SH(vehicleIndex, Owner, VehicleType, VehicleName);
}
Maybe this is helpfull...
As i said, i dont know if its working or not, you can try
Credits:
Shark - TOC, opd_s Struct, Addresses
Me - Making this Functions
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08-09-2014, 05:36 PM
#4
xReaperv3
Bounty hunter
Originally posted by OLDSCHOOLMODZHD
this isn't gonna work lol
Well, i wanted to use it like this, also i said im not sure.
int SpawnModel(const char* ModelName, float* X, float* Y, float* Z, float* Yaw = 0, float* Pitch = 0, float* Roll = 0)
{
int Model = G_Spawn();
DataFunctions::WriteFloat((Model + 0x134), X, 1);
DataFunctions::WriteFloat((Model + 0x13C), Y, 1);
DataFunctions::WriteFloat((Model + 0x13
, Z, 1);
DataFunctions::WriteFloat((Model + 0x140), Yaw, 1);
DataFunctions::WriteFloat((Model + 0x144), Pitch, 1);
DataFunctions::WriteFloat((Model + 0x14, Roll, 1);
G_SetModel(Model, ModelName);
SP_Script_Model(Model);
return Model;
}
08-09-2014, 05:43 PM
#5
OLDSCHOOLMODZHD
Uber Haxor
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