lol, my threads always start with two words, followed by elipticals.. HARHARHAR

 

Anyways... I saw ferox's hack for CSS, and I was wondering if I could use it on TFC? I tried switching it to this...

 

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
char programmer[] = "Chaoz";
int myvalue2 = 1;
LONG Address = 0x0DBB3602;;
  
   DWORD pId;
   DWORD dwOldProtect = 0;
   HANDLE pHandle;
   HWND hWnd;
   printf("Chaoz Wallhack. V1 \nJoin a game tab back to here and hit enter.\nWritten by P.G\n");
   system("PAUSE");
   hWnd = FindWindow(0, "Half-Life");
       if (hWnd != 0)
       {  
         GetWindowThreadProcessId(hWnd, &pId);
         pHandle = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, 0, pId);
         WriteProcessMemory(pHandle, (LPVOID)Address, (LPVOID)&myvalue2, 4, NULL);
       }else printf("HL window could not be found.");
    
     CloseHandle(pHandle); 

  return 1;
   }

 

But I don't know what the TFC/HL address is... Where can I find the (updated) address(es)? Does anyone see other errors with this? (I only switched it to search for the Half-Life window, instead of Counter Strike Source, and some other non-important things...)

Well, as far as I know the adresses are dynamic... I don't know too much about this kind of thing, but I would assume you'd just have to search through the blocks of memory that application is using, and sort out the one you want... absolutely no idea of how you would do that...

 

And also, can you post the source for that hack you found? :)

Well, as far as I know the adresses are dynamic... I don't know too much about this kind of thing, but I would assume you'd just have to search through the blocks of memory that application is using, and sort out the one you want... absolutely no idea of how you would do that...

 

And also, can you post the source for that hack you found? :)

 

It's several threads below this... Made by ferox... I thought I gave enough info about the source's location. :)

The sv_cheats address is not dynamic, but the game has been updated since i wrote the code and the updates do change the address.

 

So if you want it to work for the updated css, or tfc youl have to download tsearch and find the new address.

 

BTW since i first wrote the and used it on vac2 servers i still havent been banned and that was months ago.

The sv_cheats address is not dynamic, but the game has been updated since i wrote the code and the updates do change the address.

 

So if you want it to work for the updated css, or tfc youl have to download tsearch and find the new address.

 

BTW since i first wrote the and used it on vac2 servers i still havent been banned and that was months ago.

 

can you give me a link for tsearch, please? I google it and get a bunch of crap (considering it's googizlle), and I don't know which is the right one.

 

Also, would I need to change anything else for it to work on TFC? Other than then address?

Converting a hack designed for the Source engine, to HL..isn't going to work. Well, It's highly doubtful it would

can you give me a link for tsearch, please? I google it and get a bunch of crap (considering it's googizlle), and I don't know which is the right one.

http://www.extalia.com/files/equip/tsearch16.zip

http://www.extalia.com/files/equip/tsearch16.zip

 

Thanks.

 

 

Hum, no matter what I search for, I always get this:

 

(# replaced by numbers or letters)

 

 

##### 0 4 bytes

 

 

I can't find anything else. :/

K... Who cares about the above...

 

I'm trying something else now. What I want to do is freeze gl_wireframe to "1"... but I don't know how to find the address in TSearch.

 

Here's the code so far, can anyone see any errors? :|

 

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <windows.h>

int main()
{
   char window;
   int myvalue2 = 1;
   
   LONG Address = whatever gl_wireframe adress is
   
       HANDLE pHandle;
       DWORD pId;

   FILE * LOC
   fopen("C:\\Program Files\\Valve\\Steam\\SteamApps\\ownge1\\counter-strike\\hl.exe", "r");
   fgets( window, loc );
   system("PAUSE");
           if (window != 0)
       {  
         GetWindowThreadProcessId(window, &pId);
         pHandle = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, 0, pId);
         WriteProcessMemory(pHandle, (LPVOID)Address, (LPVOID)&myvalue2, 4, NULL);
       }else printf("CS window could not be found.");
    
     CloseHandle(pHandle); 

  return 0;
   }

 

Can someone tell me how to find the gl_wireframe address in TSearch? Thanks. :)

What's with the file stream you're opening?

What's with the file stream you're opening?

 

Ahh, shit. I got confused... I have a fever and I wrote this out of boredom.... Sorry.

 

Would using ferox's and just switching the address to gl_wireframe's work? Ferox's is somewhere on the first page... "wall hack that works with vac2", or something.

fopen("C:\\Program Files\\Valve\\Steam\\SteamApps\\ownge1\\counter-strike\\hl.exe", "r")

 

even without all the other errors i doubt this works..

Ahh, shit. I got confused... I have a fever and I wrote this out of boredom.... Sorry.

 

Would using ferox's and just switching the address to gl_wireframe's work? Ferox's is somewhere on the first page... "wall hack that works with vac2", or something.

 

I don't see why not... then again, I've never messed with half-life/2.

fopen("C:\\Program Files\\Valve\\Steam\\SteamApps\\ownge1\\counter-strike\\hl.exe", "r")

 

even without all the other errors i doubt this works..

 

ah, and ofcourse the window it looks for (Counter Strike Source --> Half-Life)

 

 

Ok, cool. Thanks Erondial.

 

EDIT: Still waiting for someone to tell me how to get the adress for gl_wireframe (what to search for in TSearch).

 

EDIT AGAIN: Urza... Please read my previous posts.

set gl_wireframe to some realy obscure number like 1238912389 then search for in in tsearch.

set gl_wireframe to some realy obscure number like 1238912389 then search for in in tsearch.

 

Thanks, it worked... The only problem is that the program isn't setting it to "1". :\