[C#] Set Waypoints (1.11)

05-01-2014, 09:31 AM #1

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This isn't very special but i had it now for some months on my HDD and never used it.
You can set in your Minimap things as Waypoint like Carepackages and other stuff Winky Winky

    

void SetWaypoint(UInt32 ObjectiveIndex, Single X, Single Y, Boolean Show, Int32 clientIndex = -1)

{

	UInt32 level = ReadUInt32(0x00DB5404 + (ObjectiveIndex * 0x2);

	Or_Int32(level + 0xD4, 1 + (Show ? 3 : 0 ));

	WriteFloat(level + 0xD8, X);

	WriteFloat(level + 0xDC, Y);

	if (clientIndex != -1) WriteInt32(level + 0xE4, clientIndex);

}

public static void Or_Int32(UInt32 address, Int32 input)

{

	Int32 or = PS3.Extensions.ReadInt32(address);

	or |= input;

	PS3.Extensions.WriteInt32(address, or);

}

Enjoy and maybe we will see something with it ^^

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05-04-2014, 12:09 AM #11

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05-07-2014, 01:23 PM #12

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Originally posted by seb5594

Welcome NGU Members to a new release Smile

This isn't very special but i had it now for some months on my HDD and never used it.
You can set in your Minimap things as Waypoint like Carepackages and other stuff Winky Winky

    

void SetWaypoint(UInt32 ObjectiveIndex, Single X, Single Y, Boolean Show, Int32 clientIndex = -1)

{

	UInt32 level = ReadUInt32(0x00DB5404 + (ObjectiveIndex * 0x2);

	Or_Int32(level + 0xD4, 1 + (Show ? 3 : 0 ));

	WriteFloat(level + 0xD8, X);

	WriteFloat(level + 0xDC, Y);

	if (clientIndex != -1) WriteInt32(level + 0xE4, clientIndex);

}

public static void Or_Int32(UInt32 address, Int32 input)

{

	Int32 or = PS3.Extensions.ReadInt32(address);

	or |= input;

	PS3.Extensions.WriteInt32(address, or);

}

Enjoy and maybe we will see something with it ^^

seb did you test this before you released it, did anyone test this?

cuz it dun w0rk xD

05-07-2014, 10:49 PM #13

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I remember first ever seeing this in the xbox scene, someone called uBen discovered it. Even to this day it looks pretty cool

05-27-2014, 01:08 PM #14

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struct objective_t // # (sizeof=0x2

{

	int state;//0x00-0x04

	float origin[3];//0x04-0x10

	int entNum, teamNum, unknown, unknown2, unknown3;//0x10, 0x14, 0x18, 0x1C, 0x20 - 0x24

	int icon;//0x24 - 0x28

};

*obj = (objective_t*)(0x83375128 + 0x34);

int objStateForName(char*state)

{

	if(!strcmp(state,"empty")) return 0;

	if(!strcmp(state,"invisiable")) return 2;

	if(!strcmp(state,"current")) return 4;

	if(!strcmp(state,"active")) return 1;

	if(!strcmp(state,"done")) return 3;

}

void objIcon(int objId, char*icon)

{

	obj[objId].icon = G_MaterialIndex(icon);

}



void objAdd(int objId, char*state, Vector3&pos, char*icon)

{

	if(obj[objId].entNum != 0x7FF)

	{

		obj[objId].entNum = 0x7FF;

		obj[objId].teamNum = 0x00;

	}

	float origin[3] = { pos.x, pos.y, pos.z };

	obj[objId].state = objStateForName(state);

	for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++) obj[objId].origin[i] = origin[i];

	objIcon(objId, icon);

	obj[objId].unknown2 = 0x00;

	obj[objId].unknown = 0x01;

}



void objDelete(int objId)

{

	if(obj[objId].entNum != 0x7FF)

	{

		obj[objId].entNum = 0x7FF;

		obj[objId].teamNum = 0x00;

	}

		obj[objId].state = 0x00;

		for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++) obj[objId].origin[i] = 0.00f;

		obj[objId].entNum = 0x7FF;

		obj[objId].teamNum = 0x00;

		obj[objId].unknown = 0x01;

		obj[objId].unknown2 = 0x00;

		obj[objId].icon = 0x00;

}



void objPosition(int objId, Vector3&pos)

{

	float origin[3] = { pos.x, pos.y, pos.z };

	for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++) obj[objId].origin[i] = origin[i];

}



void objOnEntity(int objId, int ent)

{

	obj[objId].entNum = *(int*)ent;

	if(*(int*)ent < 0xC)

		obj[objId].teamNum = *(int*)(*(int*)(ent + 0x15 + 0x3060);

	else

		obj[objId].teamNum = 0x00;

}



void objTeam(int objId, char*team)

{

	int teamId;

	if(!strcmp(team,"none")) teamId=0;

	if(!strcmp(team,"axis")) teamId=1;

	if(!strcmp(team,"allies")) teamId=2;

	if(!strcmp(team,"spectator")) teamId=3;

	else teamId = -1

	obj[objId].teamNum = teamId;

}

How the hell could you get something this simple wrong? You even labeled the structure size as 0x28...and then was setting values way outside the pointer Facepalm

Incase anyone wanted to know, objective index's range from 1 to 31 only.