[C#] Timers Name Flasher/Prestige Flasher

02-03-2014, 08:26 AM #1

Pure Havoc

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I know of two ways to use them I'm going to show you the easiest. You can use this for name flasher and prestige flasher

You will need:
1 Timer
1 Button

Click on the timer twice and add this:

         

      Random random = new Random();

      int Colors = random.Next(0, 7);

      byte[] Flash = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^" + Colors + textBox1.Text);

      Array.Resize(ref Flash, Flash.Length + 1);

      PS3TMAPI.ProcessSetMemory(0, PS3TMAPI.UnitType.PPU, ProcessID, 0, NameOffset, Flash);

Click on the button twice and add this:

    

      timer1.Start();

Your Done!

How this works:

Every time the timer ticks it will choose a different number, changing the color

    

       int Colors = random.Next(0, 7);

Takes whats in the Textbox puts ^ and a random number before it and sends it

    

      byte[] Flash = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^" + Colors + textBox1.Text);

      Array.Resize(ref Flash, Flash.Length + 1);

      PS3TMAPI.ProcessSetMemory(0, PS3TMAPI.UnitType.PPU, ProcessID, 0, NameOffset, Flash);

Alternative, this takes more time to do but lets you choose a specified time on the timer for the event to happen.

You will need:
1 Timer
1 Stopwatch
1 Label
1 Button

Go under your class and add:

    

     Stopwatch stopwatch = new Stopwatch();

Click on the timer twice and add this:

         

      label1.Text = Convert.ToString(stopwatch.Elapsed);

            if (label1.Text.Contains("00:00:00."))

            {

                    byte[] NAME = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^1" + textBox1.Text);

                    Array.Resize(ref NAME, NAME.Length + 1);

                    PS3.SetMemory(0x00c9d96a, NAME);

            }

Click on the button twice and add this:

    

      timer1.Start();

How this works:

When you click on the button the label will turn into a Stopwatch.

    

       label1.Text = Convert.ToString(stopwatch.Elapsed);

            if (label1.Text.Contains("00:00:00.")) Time event will happen

            {

                    byte[] NAME = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^1" + textBox1.Text);

                    Array.Resize(ref NAME, NAME.Length + 1);

                    PS3.SetMemory(0x00c9d96a, NAME);

            }

Please correct me if I missed anything!

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02-03-2014, 11:05 AM #2

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Nice code. Maybe add a checkbox to use colors, yes or no?
Thats how i use it.

if(!checkBox1.Checked)

{
byte[] NAME = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^1" + textBox1.Text);
Array.Resize(ref NAME, NAME.Length + 1);
PS3.SetMemory(0x00c9d96a, NAME);
}

else

{
byte[] NAME = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(textBox1.Text);
Array.Resize(ref NAME, NAME.Length + 1);
PS3.SetMemory(0x00c9d96a, NAME);
}

02-03-2014, 11:46 AM #3

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Originally posted by Pure

I know of two ways to use them I'm going to show you the easiest. You can use this for name flasher and prestige flasher

You will need:
1 Timer
1 Button

Click on the timer twice and add this:

         

      Random random = new Random();

      int Colors = random.Next(0, 7);

      byte[] Flash = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^" + Colors + textBox1.Text);

      Array.Resize(ref Flash, Flash.Length + 1);

      PS3TMAPI.ProcessSetMemory(0, PS3TMAPI.UnitType.PPU, ProcessID, 0, NameOffset, Flash);

Click on the button twice and add this:

    

      timer1.Start();

Your Done!

How this works:

Every time the timer ticks it will choose a different number, changing the color

    

       int Colors = random.Next(0, 7);

Takes whats in the Textbox puts ^ and a random number before it and sends it

    

      byte[] Flash = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^" + Colors + textBox1.Text);

      Array.Resize(ref Flash, Flash.Length + 1);

      PS3TMAPI.ProcessSetMemory(0, PS3TMAPI.UnitType.PPU, ProcessID, 0, NameOffset, Flash);

Alternative, this takes more time to do but lets you choose a specified time on the timer for the event to happen.

You will need:
1 Timer
1 Stopwatch
1 Label
1 Button

Go under your class and add:

    

     Stopwatch stopwatch = new Stopwatch();

Click on the timer twice and add this:

         

      label1.Text = Convert.ToString(stopwatch.Elapsed);

            if (label1.Text.Contains("00:00:00."))

            {

                    byte[] NAME = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^1" + textBox1.Text);

                    Array.Resize(ref NAME, NAME.Length + 1);

                    PS3.SetMemory(0x00c9d96a, NAME);

            }

Click on the button twice and add this:

    

      timer1.Start();

How this works:

When you click on the button the label will turn into a Stopwatch.

    

       label1.Text = Convert.ToString(stopwatch.Elapsed);

            if (label1.Text.Contains("00:00:00.")) Time event will happen

            {

                    byte[] NAME = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("^1" + textBox1.Text);

                    Array.Resize(ref NAME, NAME.Length + 1);

                    PS3.SetMemory(0x00c9d96a, NAME);

            }

Please correct me if I missed anything!

Or you can do

public static void flashName(String changeTo)
{
for (Int32 color = 0; color < 8; color++)
{
PS3.Extension.WriteString(/*nameOffset*/, "^" + color + changeTo);
}
}
timer1_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
flashName(textbox1.Text);
}

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