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arthasdk How do I cheat?
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Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2012 12:10 am Post subject: Freeze trial time on a Ping Reducing App |
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hello,
there is a timer on the app PingZapper and i have managed to find the memory location for the timer which changes with the program itself,
i have tried freezing the pointed associated with that memory location but it is not working , can some1 help heres some screenshots.
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Fresco Grandmaster Cheater
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Kriogenic Cheater
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Fresco knows what he is talking about so I would listen to him
On the other hand the value 5 you are searching for could be the resulting value of a "conversion" function to change the REAL value into a readable 00:00 value on screen.
With these types of things you sometimes need to think about HOW the value may be stored...
for example if I was to write this in VB .NET I would probably do something like
formload - timeopen = unicode timestamp of now
every seconds grab the new unicode timestamp and - the timeopen
you now have a unicode timestamp of the difference in time (time open)
the problem with this is... that when you open the program the "timeopen" is static and there is a good chance you will never find the EXACT value
it is also improbable to find the other variable which changes every second without using a changed, increased search.
Again this is just ONE way which timers are sometimes stored and work within trial programs as the values are a little harder to work out
the way you will probably have to do this is the same way CE does its speed hack (which I think is by hooking the tick dll)
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cheaterlife How do I cheat?
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Anyone found something new about Pingzapper? Like arthasdk I found that address (green for me) that is actually about the time shown, not the real timer. I also tried to start with a unknown value then increased value, I found a few more, like 4, addresses (black) that increase at the same time as the green one. I still not tried to freeze them and wait 1 hour to see what happen, but I'm gonna try. I also tried to prevent the switch button going OFF (looking for 0 and 1 values) but unsuccessfully.
Any help?
EDIT: i freezed all addresses about timer but nothin.. still disconnect after 1h
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jungletek Advanced Cheater
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| cheaterlife wrote: | Anyone found something new about Pingzapper? Like arthasdk I found that address (green for me) that is actually about the time shown, not the real timer. I also tried to start with a unknown value then increased value, I found a few more, like 4, addresses (black) that increase at the same time as the green one. I still not tried to freeze them and wait 1 hour to see what happen, but I'm gonna try. I also tried to prevent the switch button going OFF (looking for 0 and 1 values) but unsuccessfully.
Any help?
EDIT: i freezed all addresses about timer but nothin.. still disconnect after 1h |
I'd be surprised if that's the actual timer address or code. Timers typically require decimal point precision (unless they've been coded as int's...), so you're usually looking for floats/doubles for the time value.
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