(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Does anyone know how to forcehost mw3? I'm making a tool for mw3 and would like to integrate it into my tool in a way never seen before.
Thanks.=[]

I am searching for this over ages
Let me know if you finding this.

This is a older post, but i still have a BRILLIANT idea for this... only if someone was willing to help... But you know how this community can be.

bass bro you have my source to my tool lol. play around with those 31 odd cbuf dvars i got under "force host testy"

And what about me?
I dont have it.

I Sooooo get you.
People that got unreleased stuff and mods that no1 found
Like to keep them for thereself they think they have power if they are the only people who have it.

Well, yea. I tried it, but it didn't like to work for me Like i couldn't join anyone and no one could join me... So yea, i'll mess with it. Hmu on skype when you can, i know were on diff schedules, but we can work something out ;p

Is this still uptodate? Cause I recently tried to add force host, but sadly none of these methods worked they way i need it (neither the eboots, nor injecting the memory segment), so I thought, why not do it by myself. And yeah. I was successful, so if anyone is interested, hit me up.

Yes this is still up-to date, still no one has released anything for forcehost on mw3. :/

Well, here's the C# code:

            void lockIntDvarToValue(uint pointer, byte value)

        {

            uint _flag = 0x4;                           // First value is pointer to name ( const char* ), so dvar flag is at 0x4 

            uint _value = 0xB;                          // Default value is at 0x11



            // Get pointer to dvar

            byte[] buffer = new byte[4];

            GetMemory(pointer, ref buffer);

            Array.Reverse(buffer);

            uint dvar = BitConverter.ToUInt32(buffer, 0);



            // Get current dvar flag

            byte[] flag = new byte[2];

            GetMemory(dvar + _flag, ref flag);

            Array.Reverse(flag);

            ushort shortFlag = BitConverter.ToUInt16(flag, 0);



            // Check if dvar is already write protected

            if ((shortFlag & 0x800) != 0x800)

            {

                shortFlag |= 0x800;



                flag = BitConverter.GetBytes(shortFlag);

                Array.Reverse(flag);



                // Apply new dvarflag

                SetMemory(dvar + _flag, flag);

            }



            // Apply new value

            SetMemory(dvar + _value, new byte[] { value });

        }



        void forceHost()

        {

            lockIntDvarToValue(0x8AEE34, 0x1);  // Lock 'party_minplayers' to 1

            lockIntDvarToValue(0x8AEE40, 0x12); // Lock 'party_maxplayers' to 18

        }

Just call it with forceHost();
What it basically does, it sets the dvar party_minplayers to 1, and applies dvar flag 0x800, which enables write protection on it, then the party automaticaly starts. For fun, I also locked party_maxplayers to 18, which forces the game to allow 18 players. [s]Atm the function 'lockIntDvarToValue' is quite bad, as it applies the flag 0x800 neglecting all the current flags. I will update it to add 0x800 to the current flag as soon as i got time for it.[/s]
Fixed!