(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I was going to make a menu for black ops zombies but I got bored, and didn't finish. So I'm just going to release all the things I have now for black ops zombies.

First off we have a few addresses and offsets

Please not that for some reason the offsets change

    

G_Client = 0x10FED78

G_Client Size = 0x1D30



Primary Ammo = G_Client + 0x3C2

Secondary Ammo = G_Client + 0x3D2

Lethals Ammo = G_Client + 0x3CB

Claymore and stuff = G_Client + 0x3D3

(Set to 0xFF, 0xFF Also, it appears that the ammo offset changes when you change your gun, but it's near these offsets)



Primary Weapon = G_Client + 0x17F

Secondary Weapon = G_Client + ???

(These also change for some reason)



mFlags (I think) = G_Client + 0x1A23

(0x02 for weird ufo thing, 0x03 for scoreboard)



Points = G_Client + 0x1B94

(It's a 32bit Int, so set to 0x50,0x00,0x01,0xF4 for a shit ton of money)



Godmode = G_Client + 0x1B94

Set to FF,FF



Name = G_Client + 0x1B40



And here is G_Entity = 0x10F8E60

and G_Entity size is 0x2800

Here is a RPC for black ops 1 zombies, credits to SC58 for porting it!

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Here is button monitoring for zombies. Just change the ReadInt32 function with your own

    

public static class Buttonz

        {

            public static Int32

                L1 = 1048704,

                L2 = 72704,

                L3 = 1074003968,

                R1 = -2147483648,

                R2 = 131072,

                R3 = 536870912,

                Square = 67108864,

                Cross = 2104320,

                Crouch = 4194304,

                Prone = 8388608,

                Triangle = 8;

        }

        public static bool ButtonPressed(int client, int Button)

        {

            if (Convert.ToInt32(Debug.ReadInt32(0x11007E8 + ((uint)client * 0x104)) == Button)

                return true;

            else return false;

        }

Also, here is a jetpack function

    

        public uint findPS(int client)

        {

            return 0x10FEDB0 + ((uint)client * 0x104;

        }



        public void JetPack(int client)

        {

            float jH = Debug.ReadFloat(findPS(client));

            jH += 70;

            PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(findPS(client), jH);

        }

//Use JetPack(); in a timer with button handling.

And that's it so far, I'll update this thread when I find more stuff or if other people find more stuff.