Post: MoveOverTime (C# Function)
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01-05-2014, 10:25 AM
#1
MrShark
Banned
Move smoothly to your desired x and y position. You may have seen it in a few menus like Project Malicious.
Groaning Me wont get the thread removed
Credits
ItsLollo - Help With HUD Struct
James - Help With Function
Seb - Functions (ReadFloat etc)
public uint MoveOverTime(uint ElemIndex, short Time, float X, float Y)
{
uint Elem = 0xD55F88 + (ElemIndex) * 0xB8;
WriteFloat(Elem + 0x60, ReadFloat(Elem + 0x04));//FromX
WriteFloat(Elem + 0x64, ReadFloat(Elem + 0x0
);//FromY
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x6C, DEX.Extension.ReadInt32(Elem + 0x2C));//Align Screen
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x68, DEX.Extension.ReadInt32(Elem + 0x2);//AlignOrg
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x74, Time);//MoveTime
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x70, (Int32)ReadUInt32(0xF12C80));//moveStartTime + G_Client
DEX.Extension.WriteFloat(Elem + 0x04, X);//xOffset
DEX.Extension.WriteFloat(Elem + 0x08, Y);//yOffset
return Elem;
}
These Might Come In Handy
public SByte ReadSByte(UInt32 offset)
{
return (SByte)GetMemory2(offset, 1)[0];
}
public UInt32 ReadUInt32(UInt32 offset)
{
Byte[] uint32 = GetMemory2(offset, 4);
Array.Reverse(uint32, 0, 4);
return BitConverter.ToUInt32(uint32, 0);
}
public void WriteInt16(UInt32 offset, Int16 input)
{
Byte[] int16 = new Byte[2];
BitConverter.GetBytes(input).CopyTo(int16, 0);
Array.Reverse(int16, 0, 2);
SetMemory(offset, int16);
}
public void WriteSByte(UInt32 Offset, SByte input)
{
SetMemory(Offset, new Byte[] { (Byte)input });
}
/// <summary>Write an integer 32 bits.</summary>
public void WriteInt32(UInt32 offset, Int32 input)
{
Byte[] int32 = new Byte[4];
BitConverter.GetBytes(input).CopyTo(int32, 0);
Array.Reverse(int32, 0, 4);
SetMemory(offset, int32);
}
public Single ReadFloat(UInt32 offset)
{
Byte[] single = GetMemory2(offset, 4);
Array.Reverse(single, 0, 4);
return BitConverter.ToSingle(single, 0);
}
public void WriteFloat(UInt32 offset, Single input)
{
Byte[] single = new Byte[4];
BitConverter.GetBytes(input).CopyTo(single, 0);
Array.Reverse(single, 0, 4);
SetMemory(offset, single);
}
The DEX.Extenstion, can be found in Enstones PS3Lib,except you will probably know it as PS3.Extension
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01-05-2014, 05:29 PM
#12
Black Panther
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Originally posted by MrShark
Since this hasnt been released I thought I would release it, basically what you can do with it is make selected index(s)
Move smoothly to your desired x and y position. You may have seen it in a few menus like Project Malicious.
Credits
ItsLollo - Help With HUD Struct
James - Help With Function
These Might Come In Handy
The DEX.Extenstion, can be found in Enstones PS3Lib,except you will probably know it as PS3.Extension
Move smoothly to your desired x and y position. You may have seen it in a few menus like Project Malicious.
Credits
ItsLollo - Help With HUD Struct
James - Help With Function
public uint MoveOverTime(uint ElemIndex, short Time, float X, float Y)
{
uint Elem = 0xD55F88 + (ElemIndex) * 0xB8;
WriteFloat(Elem + 0x60, ReadFloat(Elem + 0x04));//FromX
WriteFloat(Elem + 0x64, ReadFloat(Elem + 0x0);//FromY
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x6C, DEX.Extension.ReadInt32(Elem + 0x2C));//Align Screen
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x68, DEX.Extension.ReadInt32(Elem + 0x2);//AlignOrg
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x74, Time);//MoveTime
WriteInt32(Elem + 0x70, (Int32)ReadUInt32(0xF12C80));//moveStartTime + G_Client
DEX.Extension.WriteFloat(Elem + 0x04, X);//xOffset
DEX.Extension.WriteFloat(Elem + 0x08, Y);//yOffset
return Elem;
}
These Might Come In Handy
public SByte ReadSByte(UInt32 offset)
{
return (SByte)GetMemory2(offset, 1)[0];
}
public UInt32 ReadUInt32(UInt32 offset)
{
Byte[] uint32 = GetMemory2(offset, 4);
Array.Reverse(uint32, 0, 4);
return BitConverter.ToUInt32(uint32, 0);
}
public void WriteInt16(UInt32 offset, Int16 input)
{
Byte[] int16 = new Byte[2];
BitConverter.GetBytes(input).CopyTo(int16, 0);
Array.Reverse(int16, 0, 2);
SetMemory(offset, int16);
}
public void WriteSByte(UInt32 Offset, SByte input)
{
SetMemory(Offset, new Byte[] { (Byte)input });
}
/// <summary>Write an integer 32 bits.</summary>
public void WriteInt32(UInt32 offset, Int32 input)
{
Byte[] int32 = new Byte[4];
BitConverter.GetBytes(input).CopyTo(int32, 0);
Array.Reverse(int32, 0, 4);
SetMemory(offset, int32);
}
public Single ReadFloat(UInt32 offset)
{
Byte[] single = GetMemory2(offset, 4);
Array.Reverse(single, 0, 4);
return BitConverter.ToSingle(single, 0);
}
public void WriteFloat(UInt32 offset, Single input)
{
Byte[] single = new Byte[4];
BitConverter.GetBytes(input).CopyTo(single, 0);
Array.Reverse(single, 0, 4);
SetMemory(offset, single);
}
The DEX.Extenstion, can be found in Enstones PS3Lib,except you will probably know it as PS3.Extension
Is this one fixed or are you chumps still using broken ass functions
01-05-2014, 05:39 PM
#13
Black Panther
Guest
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01-05-2014, 05:41 PM
#14
Black Panther
Guest
01-05-2014, 07:07 PM
#17
Black Panther
Guest
Originally posted by Malicious
Sorry I didn't mean to thank that I'm on my phone. But anyways all you did was change the offsets WHICH you were already released in sebs thread. So basically all you did was copy and paste. Also you released it broken, and missing A LOT of scripts and classes so
01-05-2014, 07:49 PM
#18
$ticky
Banned
Originally posted by Corey
Sorry I didn't mean to thank that I'm on my phone. But anyways all you did was change the offsets WHICH you were already released in sebs thread. So basically all you did was copy and paste. Also you released it broken, and missing A LOT of scripts and classes so
True, true, you got me on that one.
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