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Cbuf_AddText("bg_bulletExplRadius 1000");

Cbuf_AddText("bg_bulletExplDmgFactor 10");



 void Cbuf_AddText(char* Command)

 {

  opd_s Cbuf1 = {0x1DB240 , 0x0072DCE8};

  void(*Cbuf)(int type,char* cmd) = (void(*)(int,char*))&Cbuf1;

  Cbuf(0, Command);

 }

C#

    

MW3.RPC.CBUF_ADDTEXT("bg_bulletExplRadius 1000");

MW3.RPC.CBUF_ADDTEXT("bg_bulletExplDmgFactor 100");



public static void CBUF_ADDTEXT(string command)

            {

                Call(0x1DB240, (object)0, (object)command);

                Thread.Sleep(20);

            }

Why does the C# code in a tool work but the c++ code in SPRX not do anything?

Anyone?

It works in C# like that? i doubt it. Your missing the bytes to enable it in the first place.

took it straight out of my working tool.
and i ave no idea why this Dvar wont work in C++, because the scorelimit dvar works fine with the same code

Dude you need to enable the explosive bullets bytes for the dvars to work...

I do that lol. The explosive bullets then act as if they would without the dvar enabled.

Now your making no sense

    

C#

CBUF_ADDTEXT("bg_bulletExplRadius 1000");

CBUF_ADDTEXT("bg_bulletExplDmgFactor 100");

Your missing this....

PS3.SetMemory((uint)(0x110a773 + (client * 0x3980)), new byte[] { 0xc5, 0xff });

I didn't write that because I though it was assumed that i enabled the bytes. Obviously that's needed. What im saying is i enable the bytes, then I enable the dvar, and the game acts as if the dvar is not enabled. So he explosive bullets act as they would without the dvar enabled.