Today i post this thread for show to the community my last stuff done with real time on PS3.
don't flame this thread , it's a thread for answer to some members who said "We can mod online with real time?" and the answer is , yes.
I will not release offsets , Because it's too easy. If someone want try to make this , you need to learn how work the game. it's important to understand what you mod , the memory editing it's very interesting , i have learn it with the xbox community since much months.
Thanks for reading.
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could you give us a hint please not offsets but general direction
Sure. What you need to do is get your PS3 in DEX, and then start debugging the self while signed into PSN. From there, you need to find and map gClient_s(which is easy as shit) and then start messing with the values stored in gClient. There are a ton, everything from the movement flags(how the client moves, IE noclip/ufo/frozen) to your weapons and ammunition for said weapons. I could do it, I could even post all the offsets, but I lack a DEX PS3.
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Sure. What you need to do is get your PS3 in DEX, and then start debugging the self while signed into PSN. From there, you need to find and map gClient_s(which is easy as shit) and then start messing with the values stored in gClient. There are a ton, everything from the movement flags(how the client moves, IE noclip/ufo/frozen) to your weapons and ammunition for said weapons. I could do it, I could even post all the offsets, but I lack a DEX PS3.
Ah sweet man thanks very much cus i was looking all over xbox forums and couldn't find much and trying to mess with a few values didn't find much but will give this a go
Ah sweet man thanks very much cus i was looking all over xbox forums and couldn't find much and trying to mess with a few values didn't find much but will give this a go
You probably won't get anywhere without at least knowing what the struct of gClient is like, so you can find gClient easily.