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Anddos How do I cheat?
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Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:05 am Post subject: Getting camera position with cheat engine |
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The game i am hacking is grand theft auto san andreas, ive done float searches for the camera positions that was on screen , i did that from creating a new gamemode with pawno application, now doing a search for the camera's x,y,z there is always 5 results for each , ive got x,y figured out but not sure what is happening with z , does anyone happen to know?
Searching for camera x (float)
00B6F2E4 = *****
00B6FF74 = **
00BAA248 = *
008CCC3C = ****
008D73C0 = ***
Searching for camera y (float)
008CCC40 = ****
008D73C4 = ***
00B6F3E8 = *****
00B6FF78 = **
00BAA24C = *
Searching for camera z (float)
008CCC44 = ****
008D73c8 = ***
00B62F24 =
00B62F30 = *****
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Dark Byte Site Admin
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Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:37 am Post subject: |
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i have no idea what those stars mean, but look near x and y
e.g based on x and y addresses, it's likely z will be at:
b6ff7c
baa250
8ccc44 *
8d73c8 *
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Anddos How do I cheat?
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Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 1:46 pm Post subject: |
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those stars are just for matching the address ranges
how would i find the camera base pointer if i have these values?
thanks for the help
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++METHOS I post too much
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Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 8:23 pm Post subject: |
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What Dark Byte is saying...
When dealing with coordinates, the addresses are usually going to be 4 bytes apart. So, if X coordinate address is 00000004, then the Y coordinate address will probably be 00000008 and the Z coordinate address will probably be 0000000C. The axes could be switched, so you may have to change your offset to -4 instead of +4. But, regardless of what order the axes appear in, they will almost always be 4 bytes apart.
Knowing this makes for easy coordinate searching because all you have to do is find 1 coordinate address...the others are just close by.
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