Post: [Tut/C#] How To Manipulate FPS Text
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07-10-2014, 10:26 AM
#1
Sticky
Mary J Wannnnna
Today I bring you a little bit on FPS text manipulation, this can be used for mainly mod menus. The cool thing about FPS is that it is there no matter what state your client is (host or not) so you can make non-host menus' with this, unlike HUD Element mod menus'!
For this I used iMCSx's PS3Lib as my PS3 Class.
Here is the class I made for FPS manipulation:
public class FPSManipulation
{
public class Struct
{
public static uint
Size = 0x4D56DC,
xPosition = 0x4D5850,
xPosition = 0x4D5950,
Text = 0x323AA8;
}
private static uint FPS(uint Offset = 0)
{
return 0x253AC8 + Offset;
}
public static void Toggle()
{
if (PS3.Extension.ReadByte(FPS()) == 0x41)
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(FPS(), 0x40); //FPS Enabled
else
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(FPS(), 0x41); //FPS Disabled
}
public static void Write(string Text, float FontSize, float X, float Y)
{
PS3.Extension.WriteString(FPS(Struct.Text), Text); //Writes your input directly to the FPS string
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.Size), FontSize); //Font size is a float (ALWAYS)
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.xPosition), X); //X Position is ALWAYS a float (Huds, Origin, Angles etc.)
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.yPosition), Y); //Y Position is ALWAYS a float (Huds, Origin, Angles etc.)
}
}
Credits:
Sticky - Creating the class
SC58 - FPS Offsets
iMCSx - PS3Lib
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07-10-2014, 11:12 AM
#2
SC58
Former Staff
Originally posted by Sticky
Hello NextGenUpdate Users!
Today I bring you a little bit on FPS text manipulation, this can be used for mainly mod menus. The cool thing about FPS is that it is there no matter what state your client is (host or not) so you can make non-host menus' with this, unlike HUD Element mod menus'!
For this I used iMCSx's PS3Lib as my PS3 Class.
Here is the class I made for FPS manipulation:
Credits:
Sticky - Creating the class
SC58 - FPS Offsets
iMCSx - PS3Lib
Today I bring you a little bit on FPS text manipulation, this can be used for mainly mod menus. The cool thing about FPS is that it is there no matter what state your client is (host or not) so you can make non-host menus' with this, unlike HUD Element mod menus'!
For this I used iMCSx's PS3Lib as my PS3 Class.
Here is the class I made for FPS manipulation:
public class FPSManipulation
{
public class Struct
{
public static uint
Size = 0x4D56DC,
xPosition = 0x4D5850,
xPosition = 0x4D5950,
Text = 0x323AA8;
}
private static uint FPS(uint Offset = 0)
{
return 0x253AC8 + Offset;
}
public static void Toggle()
{
if (PS3.Extension.ReadByte(FPS()) == 0x41)
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(FPS(), 0x40); //FPS Enabled
else
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(FPS(), 0x41); //FPS Disabled
}
public static void Write(string Text, float FontSize, float X, float Y)
{
PS3.Extension.WriteString(FPS(Struct.Text), Text); //Writes your input directly to the FPS string
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.Size), FontSize); //Font size is a float (ALWAYS)
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.xPosition), X); //X Position is ALWAYS a float (Huds, Origin, Angles etc.)
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.yPosition), Y); //Y Position is ALWAYS a float (Huds, Origin, Angles etc.)
}
}
Credits:
Sticky - Creating the class
SC58 - FPS Offsets
iMCSx - PS3Lib
It's Local Client function other know as Engine Texted to do these type of thing, You can use the function to make a host only/non host menu look pretty much like a hud elem menu
Here is a few video of em
R_AddCmdDrawText
R_AddCmdDrawStretchPic
There is more function you can use, Just google cod engine text stuff you will find more info on it as its not my info to post
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07-10-2014, 11:36 AM
#3
Taylor
Former Black Knight.
Originally posted by SC58
It's Local Client function other know as Engine Texted to do these type of thing, You can use the function to make a host only/non host menu look pretty much like a hud elem menu
Here is a few video of em
R_AddCmdDrawText
R_AddCmdDrawStretchPic
There is more function you can use, Just google cod engine text stuff you will find more info on it as its not my info to post
Here is a few video of em
R_AddCmdDrawText
R_AddCmdDrawStretchPic
There is more function you can use, Just google cod engine text stuff you will find more info on it as its not my info to post
I take that as a challenge you know
07-10-2014, 04:37 PM
#4
OLDSCHOOLMODZHD
Uber Haxor
07-10-2014, 06:14 PM
#5
Mango_Knife
In my man cave
Originally posted by Sticky
Hello NextGenUpdate Users!
Today I bring you a little bit on FPS text manipulation, this can be used for mainly mod menus. The cool thing about FPS is that it is there no matter what state your client is (host or not) so you can make non-host menus' with this, unlike HUD Element mod menus'!
For this I used iMCSx's PS3Lib as my PS3 Class.
Here is the class I made for FPS manipulation:
Credits:
Sticky - Creating the class
SC58 - FPS Offsets
iMCSx - PS3Lib
Today I bring you a little bit on FPS text manipulation, this can be used for mainly mod menus. The cool thing about FPS is that it is there no matter what state your client is (host or not) so you can make non-host menus' with this, unlike HUD Element mod menus'!
For this I used iMCSx's PS3Lib as my PS3 Class.
Here is the class I made for FPS manipulation:
public class FPSManipulation
{
public class Struct
{
public static uint
Size = 0x4D56DC,
xPosition = 0x4D5850,
xPosition = 0x4D5950,
Text = 0x323AA8;
}
private static uint FPS(uint Offset = 0)
{
return 0x253AC8 + Offset;
}
public static void Toggle()
{
if (PS3.Extension.ReadByte(FPS()) == 0x41)
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(FPS(), 0x40); //FPS Enabled
else
PS3.Extension.WriteByte(FPS(), 0x41); //FPS Disabled
}
public static void Write(string Text, float FontSize, float X, float Y)
{
PS3.Extension.WriteString(FPS(Struct.Text), Text); //Writes your input directly to the FPS string
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.Size), FontSize); //Font size is a float (ALWAYS)
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.xPosition), X); //X Position is ALWAYS a float (Huds, Origin, Angles etc.)
PS3.Extension.WriteFloat(FPS(Struct.yPosition), Y); //Y Position is ALWAYS a float (Huds, Origin, Angles etc.)
}
}
Credits:
Sticky - Creating the class
SC58 - FPS Offsets
iMCSx - PS3Lib
Well yeah!
I think no host menu's are really fun because you can use them host/no host wich its pretty fun
I like to mess with them and made cool stuff with them
since their arent alot of no host menu's:
07-10-2014, 06:28 PM
#7
Mango_Knife
In my man cave
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