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gamers01
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 Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 11:14 am Post subject: |
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bro just make a script of it because i will copy and paste it  
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mgr.inz.Player
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| Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 11:46 am Post subject: |
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Bro, you already have all you need:
| Code: | function AOBSwap(aobIn,aobOut)
aobOut = aobOut:gsub('[^%w]','') -- remove all spaces
local _aobOut=''
for i=1,#aobOut,2 do
_aobOut = _aobOut..aobOut:sub(i,i+1)..' ' -- add spaces (only the needed ones)
end
local address = 0
--AOBScan("aobstring", protectionflags OPTIONAL, alignmenttype OPTIONAL, alignmentparam HALFOPTIONAL)
local aobs = AOBScan(aobIn, '+W*X-C', 1, '4') -- you can change here: protection flags and alignment (e.g. writable, addresses dividable by 4)
if(aobs ~= nil) then
for i = 0,aobs.Count-1 do
address = aobs.String[i]
autoAssemble(address..[[:
db ]].._aobOut)
end
aobs.destroy()
end
end
function _4ByteSwap(findValue,replaceWith)
local findValue = string.format('%08X',findValue)
local replaceWith = string.format('%08X',replaceWith)
local tmp=findValue
tmp = tmp:sub(7,8)..tmp:sub(5,6)..tmp:sub(3,4)..tmp:sub(1,2)
findValue = tmp; tmp=replaceWith
tmp = tmp:sub(7,8)..tmp:sub(5,6)..tmp:sub(3,4)..tmp:sub(1,2)
replaceWith=tmp
AOBSwap(findValue,replaceWith)
end
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Now, using this:
_4ByteSwap(2450,9001)
will replace all 4byte values which are 2450
to value 9001.
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yeah i know but in 4 byte the values are different
for e.g :
200 <--- 4 byte (i want like this)
C8 <---- AOB |
lets take 4byte value, for example 9001
hexadecimal representation is: 00002329 (or without leading zeros: 2329)
another notation: 0x00002329 (or 0x2329)
another notation: $00002329 (or $2329)
4byte values, can be represented by array of byte
single-precision floating-point value (also called: float, single, float32) can be represented as "array of byte"
double-precision floating-point value (also called: double, float64, real) can be represented as "array of byte"
and string can be represented as "array of byte"
anything can be represented as "array of byte"
For example, 4 byte value 9001, in "little endian" system will be
9001 (decimal) = 00002329 (hex) = 29 23 00 00 (array of byte)
single-precision floating-point value 1.5 in "little endian" system will be:
1.5 (decimal) = 3FC00000(hex) = 00 00 C0 3F (array of byte)
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gamers01
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| Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 3:57 pm Post subject: |
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ty bro i understood now
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Keule
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| Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2014 4:40 pm Post subject: |
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I cant believe this...
Copy the Script to:
Table -> Show Cheat Table Lua Script
and save it as .CT
Was it that hard ?!
EDIT:
Thx Player for the Script, i gonna add it as extension to my Tables in combination with AobSwapC
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