Bitwise wrote

IDA wrote

Bitwise wrote Why you no add my weapon flags It's simple to understand, you set the bits to trigger it, and then clear the bits to suppress it. OR is used to set bits, AND with the selected value's bits reversed (use NOT) to clear the bits.
#lrn2bitwise

shhh i have added some of them ;) becuase they useful..

i have "enable" and disable" weapons


and in the SharpShooter i used disable weapon pick up ;)

Disable weapons, think i done it right ?


uint wF = Pars.ReadUInt32(getPlayerState(client) + 0x420);
            wF |= 0x80;
            Pars.WriteUInt32(getPlayerState(client) + 0x420, wF);


I don't know, I only write code in C lol, but I don't see why that wouldn't work


void clearMemoryBits(uint address, int value2clr)
{
       int lol = RPC.ReadInt32((address));
       lol &= ~bits2clr;
       RPC.WriteInt32((address), lol);
}

void setMemoryBits(uint address, int value2set)
{
       int lol = RPC.ReadInt32((address));
       lol |= value2set;
       RPC.WriteInt32((address), lol);
}


yea i think it will work, if not ill just use the XRPC.OR_UInt32 / XRPC.AND_UInt32

IDA wrote

Bitwise wrote

IDA wrote

Bitwise wrote Why you no add my weapon flags It's simple to understand, you set the bits to trigger it, and then clear the bits to suppress it. OR is used to set bits, AND with the selected value's bits reversed (use NOT) to clear the bits.
#lrn2bitwise

shhh i have added some of them ;) becuase they useful..

i have "enable" and disable" weapons


and in the SharpShooter i used disable weapon pick up ;)

Disable weapons, think i done it right ?


uint wF = Pars.ReadUInt32(getPlayerState(client) + 0x420);
            wF |= 0x80;
            Pars.WriteUInt32(getPlayerState(client) + 0x420, wF);


I don't know, I only write code in C lol, but I don't see why that wouldn't work


void clearMemoryBits(uint address, int value2clr)
{
       int lol = RPC.ReadInt32((address));
       lol &= ~bits2clr;
       RPC.WriteInt32((address), lol);
}

void setMemoryBits(uint address, int value2set)
{
       int lol = RPC.ReadInt32((address));
       lol |= value2set;
       RPC.WriteInt32((address), lol);
}


yea i think it will work, if not ill just use the XRPC.OR_UInt32 / XRPC.AND_UInt32

I don't see why it wouldn't work. That is the exact same concept as

Reading the C# code actually lets you understand how everything is being done in C too, if you didn't already know.

Bitwise wrote

IDA wrote

Bitwise wrote

IDA wrote

Bitwise wrote Why you no add my weapon flags It's simple to understand, you set the bits to trigger it, and then clear the bits to suppress it. OR is used to set bits, AND with the selected value's bits reversed (use NOT) to clear the bits.
#lrn2bitwise

shhh i have added some of them ;) becuase they useful..

i have "enable" and disable" weapons


and in the SharpShooter i used disable weapon pick up ;)

Disable weapons, think i done it right ?


uint wF = Pars.ReadUInt32(getPlayerState(client) + 0x420);
            wF |= 0x80;
            Pars.WriteUInt32(getPlayerState(client) + 0x420, wF);


I don't know, I only write code in C lol, but I don't see why that wouldn't work


void clearMemoryBits(uint address, int value2clr)
{
       int lol = RPC.ReadInt32((address));
       lol &= ~bits2clr;
       RPC.WriteInt32((address), lol);
}

void setMemoryBits(uint address, int value2set)
{
       int lol = RPC.ReadInt32((address));
       lol |= value2set;
       RPC.WriteInt32((address), lol);
}


yea i think it will work, if not ill just use the XRPC.OR_UInt32 / XRPC.AND_UInt32

I don't see why it wouldn't work. That is the exact same concept as


*(int*)(ps(0) + 0x420) |= 0x80;


Reading the C# code actually lets you understand how everything is being done in C too, if you didn't already know.

Yea need to start learning C

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