Post: [Release/1.14] Spawn Turrets
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07-11-2014, 07:55 AM
#1
Taylor
Former Black Knight.
I got bored and thought it would be cool to try and spawn these. Anyway, have fun killing people with it!
spawnTurret Function:[/SIZE]
public static void spawnTurret(string TurretType, string ModelName, float[] Origin, float[] Angles)
{
uint Ent = (uint)Lib.Call(0x001BCD10);
Lib.WriteSingle(Ent + 0x138, Origin);
Lib.WriteSingle(Ent + 0x144, Angles);
Lib.Call(0x001BE3F0, Ent, ModelName);
Lib.Call(0x001C8820, Ent, TurretType);
}
How to call it:[/SIZE]
spawnTurret("pavelow_minigun_mp", "weapon_minigun", getOrigin([b]clientNumberHere[/b]), getAngles([b]clientNumberHere[/b]));
Functions Needed:[/SIZE]
public static float[] getAngles(int client)
{
return new float[] { DEX.Extension.ReadFloat(Lib.G_Client(client) + 0x214), DEX.Extension.ReadFloat(Lib.G_Client(client) + 0x21
, DEX.Extension.ReadFloat(Lib.G_Client(client) + 0x21C) };
}
public static float[] getOrigin(int client)
{
return new float[] { DEX.Extension.ReadFloat(Lib.G_Client(client) + 0x1C), DEX.Extension.ReadFloat(Lib.G_Client(client) + 0x20), DEX.Extension.ReadFloat(Lib.G_Client(client) + 0x24) + 45 };
}
public static UInt32 G_Client(Int32 clientIndex)
{
return 0x14E2200 + (0x3700 * (UInt32)clientIndex);
}
public static void WriteSingle(uint address, float[] input)
{
int length = input.Length;
byte[] array = new byte[length * 4];
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
ReverseBytes(BitConverter.GetBytes(input[i])).CopyTo(array, (int)(i * 4));
}
DEX.SetMemory(address, array);
}
private static byte[] ReverseBytes(byte[] inArray)
{
Array.Reverse(inArray);
return inArray;
}
Note: You will also need the working/non-freezing RPC originally by You must login or register to view this content. fixed by You must login or register to view this content. found You must login or register to view this content.[/SIZE]
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07-14-2014, 06:51 PM
#6
Bitwise
Mario!
A single is 4 bytes in length...so it's not going to write the full vector. You should just write up 2 methods for setting & getting vector's. It's simple, but incase you either don't have confidence in yourself to write it, or just don't know how it works, here, try this;
E.G;
void WriteVec(UInt32 address, Single[] vec)
{
for(uint i = 0, f = 0; i < vec.Length; i++, f += 4)
{
PS3.WriteSingle((address)+f,vec[i]);
}
}
Single[] ReadVec(UInt32 address, UInt32 dim)
{
Single[] vec = new Single[dim];
for(uint i = 0, f = 0; i < dim; i++, f += 4);
{
vec[i] = PS3.ReadSingle((address)+f);
}
return vec;
}
E.G;
Single[] myOrigin = ReadVec(g_entity(0) + 0x18, 3);
WriteVec(g_entity(1) + 0x18, myOrigin);
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