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Your function works well, if I use the Unicode method I can see the correct letters compared in cheatengine, however memoryReadStringPtr seems to mislocate the adress always and im not sure why, atleast it displays something else with even a different lenght. Is that the evil doing of the game? Tha...

I thought that might happen. Well, I think it's safe to assume it opened properly. Let me know what happens with that other account.

Try logging into a different user account (not Administrator account, but administrator permission is fine) and try again. It might be Vista blocking the memory reading/writing functions from affecting Administrator processes. You should not ever be logged into Administrator unless you are trying to...

You're certain that GameGuard did not start? If that's the case, try this: 1. Vista Compatibility In order to get MicroMacro to run properly in Windows Vista, you must change some settings. First, right click on micromacro.exe, and select Properties. Now, check "Run as Administrator", and ...

There is one of three things wrong, then. You did not properly install the no GameGuard patch, or did not set up a launcher properly Vista is garbage and is preventing you from having access to what you should have access to The new GameGuard patch is broken. I had not tested it, and assumed it work...

3. Type like an adult. That means not posting 'sentences' like "lul hay guise can i has a hax plox." This will not result in a ban, but I reserve the right to make fun of you. Of what little I did understand of what you wrote, it looks like you're doing a few things wrong. First, to confi...

So the problem arises when reading Unicode? Then, it would seem, that is because Unicode checks for 2 (typically) NULL bytes consecutively and may include single NULL bytes, where ASCII checks for a single NULL byte to terminate the string. I will try to add a Unicode-friendly version. Lua's stance ...

Try using ArtMoney and follow that tutorial instead. It might help.

0004 would just be 0x4. That looks like it would be your charptr_offset. So then you just repeat the process and find what is pointing to 0x1cc156c10 + 0x4 (assuming this is correct). Just add the pointer manually (I believe the button is to the right and just above the address list), then start loo...

Use an unknown value search and switch between targets, filtering for changes. You'll find the right address eventually. Then, just lookup the pointer to it. This should take you to the player's class. Then you will repeat the process, finding the pointer to the character (this is your static base)....

I do not have his MSN address, however, he has marked his e-mail address for his profile. You could just click that little mail icon under his name on his first post in this topic. At least, I think you can see that, right?

At the current time, no. Not for botting. Some people may still use a multi-client patch to allow them to power level their other characters, or to trade items. It may, however, be possible later down the road to write a plugin that will work with multiple clients.

It looks like your implementation was correct. Many polygon collision routines (specifically, those which are fast and easy) only work on convex polygons. It's possible that this is one of those. I'd suggest trying another algorithm. Here's some old (but good) C++ code of mine: /* tests if point hit...

Not really, but you do need to know the scan codes. If you just make a copy of en_us and modify all the numbers in it, then that's all you need. You can look those up on Google, or use some sort of tool that shows you the scan code of the currently pressed key.

Good as any place, I guess. You could have also just setup a keyboard layout config. Just go to micromacro/lib/mods/keyboard/ and make a copy of en_us.lua, name it into the proper locale and/or language, then modify that script. Though, in this case, since it uses key.VK_TILDE, it would still be wro...

When do they disconnect? As soon as you open it? If that is the case, then it's the anti-cheat protection that is signaling to the game to disconnect you. Disable the anti-cheat first, then you're set. If you disconnect after trying to send a packet, this is typically because of a malformed packet. ...

Ah, the good ol' point inclusion method. Simple, yet effective. If I had to guess, it's because of your 'c'. You are initializing c as '-1' instead of 'false'. Also, you are then multiplying it by additional '-1's later on. local = false; c = not c; Also, j = i; May need to be j = i + 1;

I've setup a section in the Wiki for stuff like this. You're free to add it if you would like:
http://solarimpact.servegame.com/wiki/i ... e=Snippets

Hopefully, it will (eventually) lead to more exposure. If left in a forum, these things typically go forgotten unless stickied.

I said to add that line into the function. You should not be changing any lines, just adding one.

Edit switch_target_timer(). Add to it, and make sure the function is actually being called. If you see the line "switch_target_timer" printed to MicroMacro's screen, then it is obviously being called.