C++ help needed

[Kalub]

If you couldn't patch some code together to work functions with limited arguments then good luck.

[Sean Aero]

Thanks for the support guys, I'll keep you informed if I managed to get something to work

First have to take care of this LAN party I'm hosting ^_^

[Sean Aero]

Ok I managed to get a form app to work which only produces a wire-frame hack.
Now I'm in need of a great tutorial on finding memory locations and their base addresses with Halo CE 1.08.
Tried this tutorial, but was unable to locate the base address
http://www.gamexploits.com/perfect-w...-base-address/

Suggestions?

[Limited]

If only modnexus was still up they'd probably have mirror to my tutorial from years back. (I was on Windows ME back then LOL).

[Dwood]

I'd like to figure out how to find the current location of the dev camera... But yeah finding addresses is fun, you'll want to start with something that you know off-hand what the value of it is. A boolean would probably be a good start. Like deathless. just go in ce and follow the first 4 or so tutorials to get a basic idea of how the program works.

hook it to ce, and run a scan for all booleans of the exact value 0.
Turn on deathless
scan for true bools.
repeat, in an alternating fashion
?????
Profit!

[Skyline]

Debug_camera_save, camera.txt?

[Limited]

Debug_camera_save, camera.txt?

^^

You need to think outside the box Dwood

I'd say the hardest thing to find is projectile swap, unless you know the golden formula, even then involves alot of tedious work.

[Dwood]

^^

You need to think outside the box Dwood

I'd say the hardest thing to find is projectile swap, unless you know the golden formula, even then involves alot of tedious work.

Did not know that! >.>

[CrAsHOvErRide]

Even without the camera.txt it's damn easy >.>

This is why there shouldn't be any tutorials on this...people are suppose to have a brain and at least think about it.

[Skyline]

Don't say that, people will take it offensively .