Post: [All Cod] How To Create A Function/Option That Toggles! [Noob Friendly]
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01-12-2014, 02:51 PM
#1
ItsMagiicsz
Bounty hunter
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works
.So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
bool OptionTog;
private void Option(int client)
{
if (OptionTog == false)
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = true;
}
else
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = false;
}
}
I have put it like this because i know some of you newbs cannot be bothered to learn what the bool means and where you use it.
Explaining what the function does:
bool: this helps you to toggle the shit, remember the option name must be different from the bool name, if they are the same you may get errors as it wont know what one to read.
int client: your just stating the client, you would keep this if your menu was all client, if not it would be ' private void Option() '
How to call the function:
To call it is easy!
For an all client menu:
Option(client);
For a host only menu:
Option();
You must put this where the option you would select the option.
An example:
bool ChromePlayersTog;
private void ChromePlayers(int client)
{
if (ChromePlayersTog == false)
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x60, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = true;
}
else
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x2C, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = false;
}
}
Credits:
Me - Making da tutorial.
Taylor - Showing me how to make a bool function when i was a little newb.
eddie mac - The Chrome Players Offset.
Enjoy
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01-12-2014, 03:08 PM
#2
SnaY
Former Lead of GS
Originally posted by ItsMagiicsz
Hey guys, this is a really quick release.
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works.
So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
Explaining what the function does:
How to call the function:
An example:
Credits:
Enjoy
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works
.So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
bool OptionTog;
private void Option(int client)
{
if (OptionTog == false)
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = true;
}
else
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = false;
}
}
I have put it like this because i know some of you newbs cannot be bothered to learn what the bool means and where you use it.
Explaining what the function does:
bool: this helps you to toggle the shit, remember the option name must be different from the bool name, if they are the same you may get errors as it wont know what one to read.
int client: your just stating the client, you would keep this if your menu was all client, if not it would be ' private void Option() '
How to call the function:
To call it is easy!
For an all client menu:
Option(client);
For a host only menu:
Option();
You must put this where the option you would select the option.
An example:
bool ChromePlayersTog;
private void ChromePlayers(int client)
{
if (ChromePlayersTog == false)
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x60, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = true;
}
else
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x2C, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = false;
}
}
Credits:
Me - Making da tutorial.
Taylor - Showing me how to make a bool function when i was a little newb.
eddie mac - The Chrome Players Offset.
Enjoy
You are a little noob :p :carling:
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01-12-2014, 03:22 PM
#3
ItsMagiicsz
Bounty hunter
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01-12-2014, 04:58 PM
#5
therifboy
Brute
I recommend you to read from memory to know what the state of the mod is.
void mFlag(int client)//toggle between multiple options
{
int mFlag = PS3Lib.ReadInt32(playerState(client) + 0x3214);
mFlag++;
mFlag %= 5;
PS3Lib.WriteInt32(playerState(client) + 0x3214, mFlag);
}
void God(int client)//toggle between two options
{
int god = PS3Lib.ReadInt32(gEntity(client) + 0x1A
;
PS3Lib.WriteInt32(gEntity(client) + 0x1A8, (god != 100 ? 100 : 0x7FFFFFFF));
}
uint playerState(int client)
{
return (uint)(0xF12C80 + 0x3600 * client);
}
uint gEntity(int client)
{
return (uint)(0xDD2C80 + 0x280 * client);
}
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01-12-2014, 05:06 PM
#6
ItsLollo1000
Little One
Originally posted by therifboy
I'd recommend you to read from memory to know what the state of the mod is.
void mFlag(int client)//toggle between multiple options
{
int mFlag = PS3Lib.ReadInt32(playerState(client) + 0x3214);
mFlag++;
mFlag %= 5;
PS3Lib.WriteInt32(playerState(client) + 0x3214, mFlag);
}
void God(int client)//toggle between two options
{
int god = PS3Lib.ReadInt32(gEntity(client) + 0x1A;
PS3Lib.WriteInt32(gEntity(client) + 0x1A8, (god != 100 ? 100 : 0x7FFFFFFF));
}
uint playerState(int client)
{
return (uint)(0xF12C80 + 0x3600 * client);
}
uint gEntity(int client)
{
return (uint)(0xDD2C80 + 0x280 * client);
}
Magiic these functions are better :$
01-12-2014, 05:09 PM
#7
ItsLollo1000
Little One
Originally posted by ItsMagiicsz
Hey guys, this is a really quick release.
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works.
So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
Explaining what the function does:
How to call the function:
An example:
Credits:
Enjoy
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works
.So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
bool OptionTog;
private void Option(int client)
{
if (OptionTog == false)
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = true;
}
else
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = false;
}
}
I have put it like this because i know some of you newbs cannot be bothered to learn what the bool means and where you use it.
Explaining what the function does:
bool: this helps you to toggle the shit, remember the option name must be different from the bool name, if they are the same you may get errors as it wont know what one to read.
int client: your just stating the client, you would keep this if your menu was all client, if not it would be ' private void Option() '
How to call the function:
To call it is easy!
For an all client menu:
Option(client);
For a host only menu:
Option();
You must put this where the option you would select the option.
An example:
bool ChromePlayersTog;
private void ChromePlayers(int client)
{
if (ChromePlayersTog == false)
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x60, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = true;
}
else
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x2C, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = false;
}
}
Credits:
Me - Making da tutorial.
Taylor - Showing me how to make a bool function when i was a little newb.
eddie mac - The Chrome Players Offset.
Enjoy
Also you boolens only work von one client
so if someone else tries to turn on godmode he first turns it off or just change your state also fix that better do functions like this
public static Boolean[] ChromePlayersEnabled = new Boolean[12],
public static void DoChromePlayers(Int32 Client, Boolean State)
{
PS3.SetMemory(0x46c0eb, ((State ? new Byte[] { 1 } : new Byte[1])));
RemoteProduceCall.iPrintln(Client, "Chrome Clients : " + ((State ? "^2Enabled" : "^1Disabled")));
FunctionsShit.ChromePlayersEnabled[Client] = State;
}
01-12-2014, 06:53 PM
#8
Mango_Knife
In my man cave
Originally posted by ItsMagiicsz
Hey guys, this is a really quick release.
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works.
So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
Explaining what the function does:
How to call the function:
An example:
Credits:
Enjoy
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works
.So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
bool OptionTog;
private void Option(int client)
{
if (OptionTog == false)
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = true;
}
else
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = false;
}
}
I have put it like this because i know some of you newbs cannot be bothered to learn what the bool means and where you use it.
Explaining what the function does:
bool: this helps you to toggle the shit, remember the option name must be different from the bool name, if they are the same you may get errors as it wont know what one to read.
int client: your just stating the client, you would keep this if your menu was all client, if not it would be ' private void Option() '
How to call the function:
To call it is easy!
For an all client menu:
Option(client);
For a host only menu:
Option();
You must put this where the option you would select the option.
An example:
bool ChromePlayersTog;
private void ChromePlayers(int client)
{
if (ChromePlayersTog == false)
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x60, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = true;
}
else
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x2C, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = false;
}
}
Credits:
Me - Making da tutorial.
Taylor - Showing me how to make a bool function when i was a little newb.
eddie mac - The Chrome Players Offset.
Enjoy
I Appriciate the work so i will thank the post :yes:
01-12-2014, 08:13 PM
#9
Black Panther
Guest
Originally posted by ItsMagiicsz
Hey guys, this is a really quick release.
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works.
So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
Explaining what the function does:
How to call the function:
An example:
Credits:
Enjoy
I am only sharing this with you guys because i cannot explain the amount of times i am asked about this.
I will just be telling you how to toggle an option and how it works
.So lets get started.
Base Of Toggle Function By Me:
bool OptionTog;
private void Option(int client)
{
if (OptionTog == false)
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = true;
}
else
{
//Put offsetsandshithere!
OptionTog = false;
}
}
I have put it like this because i know some of you newbs cannot be bothered to learn what the bool means and where you use it.
Explaining what the function does:
bool: this helps you to toggle the shit, remember the option name must be different from the bool name, if they are the same you may get errors as it wont know what one to read.
int client: your just stating the client, you would keep this if your menu was all client, if not it would be ' private void Option() '
How to call the function:
To call it is easy!
For an all client menu:
Option(client);
For a host only menu:
Option();
You must put this where the option you would select the option.
An example:
bool ChromePlayersTog;
private void ChromePlayers(int client)
{
if (ChromePlayersTog == false)
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x60, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = true;
}
else
{
DEX.SetMemory((0x0046C0E8 + ((uint)client * 0x3600)), new byte[] { 0x2C, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00 });
ChromePlayersTog = false;
}
}
Credits:
Me - Making da tutorial.
Taylor - Showing me how to make a bool function when i was a little newb.
eddie mac - The Chrome Players Offset.
Enjoy
If people don't know how to use basic variables in c# they shouldn't even be making a tool
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