OMFG There's a new patch and i forgot how to make scripts >.<

[raiselsex]

Guys WTF!! omg lol there's a new patch and all of a sudden i just forget how to make scripts >.< Can anyone help? I won't post Ct if you want

[Albertos92]

Post A Ct !!!!

[tomnelson]

Um, dude are you a huge noob or what? You do not create new scripts all you have to do is update the old ones via array of bytes. And yet you say your not a noob?

God. stop posting about the patch already. we have like over 10 of them! just stfu and post what you want in those threads adn stop making new ones! ...... i feel better now.

[raiselsex]

Oh lol Well I'm a noob now i forgot >.< i was trying to create a brand new hack btw >.>

[raiselsex]

Btw I know how to get AoB's lol via memory view
But i just don't remember how I'm suppose to use em >.>
i learned this a while back o.o

[tomnelson]

Wow stop acting like your pro... your are an obvious noob, and ze poser

First off, you need the AOB's to update the script. Since you say you already know how to find the new addresses blah blah ill tell you how to update the assembly script.

Let me give you an example.

 [ENABLE] this allows the script to be enabled ( does not need to be updated )
444444: // This is an un-updated address
je 4444FC /// This is an un-updated opcode

[DISABLE] - Does not have to be updated, allows the code to be disabled
444444: // This is an un-updated address
je 4444FC /// This is an un-updated opcode

Remove the old address and opcode

 [ENABLE]
" ": // No address
"je " // No opcode

[DISABLE]
" ": // No address
"je " // No opcode

Now, put it the new opcode and address


Lets say this is the new address and opcode you get when you have searched array of bytes and find out what writes to the address

[ENABLE]
123456: // Updated Address 
je 1234FE // Updated Opcode

[DISABLE]
123456: // Updated Address
je 1234FE // updated opcode