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Game Hacking Dojo · Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2024 9:58 am Post subject:

There is a problem with the logic of your script. You're always comparing a constant value against another constant. You're dereferencing the team of your player which is going to stay the same and has to (otherwise there's another problem with the logic) against 0 or 1 (whatever that number is)

What you have to do is at the injection point check if the team of the entity processed by the instruction matches your team or not.

And that should be like this

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Game Hacking Dojo · Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2024 11:51 am Post subject:

I didn't say anything about it the first time because I didn't know what the approach was. When you want a problem solved next time post the whole script and code snapshot (especially if you're a beginner) so we know what is happening and where the issue is.

I thought at first that the pointer points to something dynamic. And I expected you to know enough to deal with logic.

What I have written is just an example and I don't know where the entities' base addresses are. That's something you have to know and you have to figure out. As I've told you, you're already trying to do something way ahead of your level.

You have to see in which register at this point holding which entity's base address and then you know that that register holds involved entities is x register and you compare to that like so:

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Game Hacking Dojo · Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2024 1:15 pm Post subject:

My solution to you is, to take a rest from this. As you said you're trying to learn but it's overwhelming and difficult to know where to start. I'd say if you're interested then you will learn it. But you have to be patient On this forum you can learn a lot of random things. But if you want to learn a good portion then watch tutorials. I make videos on YouTube you can start there knowing that I might not be the best at representing but I'm good enough to teach computer science.

https://www.youtube.com/@GameHackingDojo

Once, you've learnt enough you can ask me again and I'll be pleased to answer you.

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Game Hacking Dojo · Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2024 12:10 pm Post subject:

Good job. Share your entire script and I'll help you resolve the issue

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Game Hacking Dojo · Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2024 8:15 am Post subject:

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Reassemble() is simple to use yet very useful. If you give reassemble() an address it will replicate that address's instruction at the location it was called. Why is that useful? Sometimes you can't predict what the exact instruction is going to be at the injection point and other use cases as well.

Nobody dies:
Apparently, you are moving 0 to the health of the enemies (filtered-out addresses) thus you've changed the original code and reassemble() is only going to rewire the original code as it was.

How do I solve this? First, make sure you have "show symbols" and "show module address" to be ticked.
If they aren't ticked then tick them and make a new script and that should fix it.

Otherwise, we have to do something else. Try this for now.

Lastly, you don't have to wait 8 hours to reply. Replying is possible if someone else posts something after you

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Game Hacking Dojo · Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2024 3:05 pm Post subject:

Yes the original code at the injection pointer is reassembled in the hook. To do the effect of writing 0 to the health without the ability to change the instruction itself since we used reassemble, you can use move 0 to eax to before the instruction executes.