Post: How to get names to pop up (easy)
04-11-2015, 07:42 AM #1
XxBlud23xX
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey NGU I was asked my a friend yesterday on how to get client names. Then he sent me this long code. But it's more simple than that Smile For this you can use:
1. A Label or a TextBox
2. A button (get clients)

Code:



This goes in the button.

For TextBox it would be: textbox1.text = PS3.Extension.Readstring(client ingame offset);

For label it would be: label1.text = PS3.Extension.Readstring(client in game offset);

Client ingame offset is: 0x0178646C
Add 0x5808 for next client then redo the process

And if you use the PS3 references the way I do, don't forget to add PS31.Extension.Readstring(client in game offset); as well



Don't hate on this thread please, hopefully it will help some people Smile
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04-25-2015, 01:32 AM #11
Geo
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Originally posted by B777x View Post
why everyone use PS3 and PS31 when programming RTM Tool?
you can just use PS3 for every API Smile


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04-25-2015, 01:35 PM #12
Adrian
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Originally posted by DEXBLUD23 View Post
That's amazing I'll try that. Thanks bro Smile


all good Smile
05-04-2015, 01:59 PM #13
ksa_7ooo7
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do you want easy code Smile ?

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05-04-2015, 02:07 PM #14
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    public string G_ClientName(int Client)
{
return Ar.Extension.ReadString(0x0178646c + 0x5808 * (uint)Client);
}

// A button (get clients) // if want A Label or a TextBox
textBoxX6.Text = G_ClientName(0);
textBoxX7.Text = G_ClientName(1);
textBoxX2.Text = G_ClientName(2);
textBoxX11.Text = G_ClientName(3);
textBoxX10.Text = G_ClientName(4);
textBoxX9.Text = G_ClientName(5);
textBoxX14.Text = G_ClientName(6);
textBoxX13.Text = G_ClientName(7);
textBoxX12.Text = G_ClientName(Cool Man (aka Tustin);
textBoxX17.Text = G_ClientName(9);
textBoxX16.Text = G_ClientName(10);
textBoxX15.Text = G_ClientName(11);

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05-04-2015, 02:15 PM #15
XxBlud23xX
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Originally posted by 7ooo7 View Post
    public string G_ClientName(int Client)
{
return Ar.Extension.ReadString(0x0178646c + 0x5808 * (uint)Client);
}

// A button (get clients) // if want A Label or a TextBox
textBoxX6.Text = G_ClientName(0);
textBoxX7.Text = G_ClientName(1);
textBoxX2.Text = G_ClientName(2);
textBoxX11.Text = G_ClientName(3);
textBoxX10.Text = G_ClientName(4);
textBoxX9.Text = G_ClientName(5);
textBoxX14.Text = G_ClientName(6);
textBoxX13.Text = G_ClientName(7);
textBoxX12.Text = G_ClientName(Cool Man (aka Tustin);
textBoxX17.Text = G_ClientName(9);
textBoxX16.Text = G_ClientName(10);
textBoxX15.Text = G_ClientName(11);


That's faster, but I don't see noobs or starters doing that. You don't really need the static void reference.

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05-04-2015, 07:00 PM #16
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As you want Smile

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