Blackshot Creating pointer to your Trainer / dll- 2014
Thanks guys, a lot of people had commented about how to pass the addresses found in the ce to
vb
. Net
or even a dll. Well, the process for creating the pointer is the same, I will be teaching a method
well known and widely used. Remembering that there are other methods, it is up to you to study about. ! Come on
.'ll be doing a demonstration of Chameleon Hack
First open your Cheat Engine go to Edit / Settings / Options debugger, configure as it is in print:
or even a dll. Well, the process for creating the pointer is the same, I will be teaching a method
well known and widely used. Remembering that there are other methods, it is up to you to study about. ! Come on
.'ll be doing a demonstration of Chameleon Hack
First open your Cheat Engine go to Edit / Settings / Options debugger, configure as it is in print:
Made it, arriving at character creation you should abir the skin tone. The colors follow the logic 0 and 11.
Change the color of the skin tone, do the next scan new value:
Do this until only one (1) remains adress ..
Now we'll create the pointer, click the right mouse button on the adress ..
You see a window like this, change the color again in skin tone, an address will appear.
Click for more info, you will see another window "extra info"
Starting with extra info window now have our offset "1AE24", and the value of our pointer.
Write a new scan of the value as below, you will find a green adress, this will be our base pointer.
Write a new scan of the value as below, you will find a green adress, this will be our base pointer.
Now you already have all the necessary data, I will be leaving a simple base
vb
. The net if you
want to create your
want to create your
pr
trainers, will also need the module that will let it download ..
PHP Code: WriteDMAInteger ( "BlackShot" , & H8CAF08 , Offsets : = {& H1AE24 }, Value : = 99 , Level : = 1 , nsize : = 4 )
Recalling 8CAF08 is our base pointer, 1AE24 is our offset. The value in decimal leave it, leave level
1. nsize refers to bytes 2,4 leave as is. . & H and the front is used for hexadecimal addresses
to add the module to your project, compile to run as administrator.
1. nsize refers to bytes 2,4 leave as is. . & H and the front is used for hexadecimal addresses
to add the module to your project, compile to run as administrator.
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