This is a short non-detailed tutorial. The GUI on the program blows (I know it was a quick and easy program, BUT it still matters.

If you are going to make a tutorial show them how to do it with just XRPC, not XRPCPlusPlus. I say this because then people start relying off of both when it really can be done with SetMemory and they can make their own (WriteFloat, WriteString, etc) methods.

Incorrect Code:


These are wrong, as your coding states you are writing an integer to the offset 0x82001D68. You have to make it a float by putting an f at the end (although it works by putting an integer, you should always use the correct syntax).

Correct Code:


Although your way of setting laser works, there is really no need for the byte[] when you could just set a single byte.

Your code:


Since the original hex located at 0x8215A2C0 is 2F1000000 all you have to do is change the last hex to 01. This can be done by adding 3 to your offset and having a byte[1] (I do believe you could just use a single byte, but I am unsure so I will not use it) sent to the console.

My code:


"it depends if the mods you are using work Offline altough most do. "
All "mods" work the same offline and online, you are simply changing memory. However, some modifications (like stats) will not show as working unless you have a live connection.

"You can make one for almots any game."
You can mod ANY game. Including NXE.

"Basic Knowledge Of C#"
This isn't needed as you aren't teaching them C#, you are showing them how to use the XRPCLib. You gave them the code, so they will just C&P and learn through that (not saying C&P is bad, I'm saying that some people learn that way).

Revalence wrote This is a short non-detailed tutorial. The GUI on the program blows (I know it was a quick and easy program, BUT it still matters.

If you are going to make a tutorial show them how to do it with just XRPC, not XRPCPlusPlus. I say this because then people start relying off of both when it really can be done with SetMemory and they can make their own (WriteFloat, WriteString, etc) methods.

Incorrect Code:

For Super Jump Button Add:  Jtag.WriteFloat(0x82001D68, 1200);
For Normal Jump Button Add:  Jtag.WriteFloat(0x82001D68, 30);
For No Jump Button Add:  Jtag.WriteFloat(0x82001D68, 0);

These are wrong, as your coding states you are writing an integer to the offset 0x82001D68. You have to make it a float by putting an f at the end (although it works by putting an integer, you should always use the correct syntax).

Correct Code:

For Super Jump Button Add:  Jtag.WriteFloat(0x82001D68, 1200f);
For Normal Jump Button Add:  Jtag.WriteFloat(0x82001D68, 30f);
For No Jump Button Add:  Jtag.WriteFloat(0x82001D68, 0f);

Although your way of setting laser works, there is really no need for the byte[] when you could just set a single byte.

Your code:

Jtag.SetMemory(0x8215A2C0, new byte[] { 0x2F, 10, 00, 01 });

Since the original hex located at 0x8215A2C0 is 2F1000000 all you have to do is change the last hex to 01. This can be done by adding 3 to your offset and having a byte[1] (I do believe you could just use a single byte, but I am unsure so I will not use it) sent to the console.

My code:

Jtag.SetMemory(0x8215A2C3, new byte[] { 01 });

"it depends if the mods you are using work Offline altough most do. "
All "mods" work the same offline and online, you are simply changing memory. However, some modifications (like stats) will not show as working unless you have a live connection.

"You can make one for almots any game."
You can mod ANY game. Including NXE.

"Basic Knowledge Of C#"
This isn't needed as you aren't teaching them C#, you are showing them how to use the XRPCLib. You gave them the code, so they will just C&P and learn through that (not saying C&P is bad, I'm saying that some people learn that way).

For the "f" why do I have to use that when it works perfectly without it?

nice bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <3
This Will Help Alot Of People

This is bad, you're just spoon feeding code and not explaining anything. Also you don't need xprc++. Teach a tutorial using jrpc it has a better response time.

Corona-RGH wrote This is bad, you're just spoon feeding code and not explaining anything. Also you don't need xprc++. Teach a tutorial using jrpc it has a better response time.

How am I spoon feeding? After every piece if code I atleast out a lone or 2 to explain what it does?

Really nice post!
I think It helps a lot PPl.

Not being nasty but this post will just show people how to copy and paste.


Before they do any of this stuff they are better off learning a bit from YT videos then they will understand it abit more.

Other than that, nice post bro.

What exactly does this tool help with looks great

Very nice! will help alot of people out who dont no how to make a C# tool

Taxi wrote Not being nasty but this post will just show people how to copy and paste.


Before they do any of this stuff they are better off learning a bit from YT videos then they will understand it abit more.

Other than that, nice post bro.

I didn't copy and paste? This tutorial is to help people understand about what goes into making a tool. That's why I only supplied them with a Few codes to learn from