[Owyn]

contributing *_*

netadr_t.h

#include <structData.h>

typedef enum
{
    NA_UNUSED,
    NA_LOOPBACK,
    NA_BROADCAST,
    NA_IP,
    NA_IPX,
    NA_BROADCAST_IPX,
} netadrtype_t;

typedef struct netadr_s
{
    netadrtype_t    type;
    unsigned char    ip[4];
    unsigned char    ipx[10];
    unsigned short    port;
} netadr_t;


class netadr : public StructData<netadr_t>
{
    public:

        netadr()
        {    
            addMember("type",&structure->type,Types[TypeLong]);
            addMember("ip",&structure->ip,Types[TypeString]);
            addMember("ipx",&structure->ipx,Types[TypeString]);
            addMember("port",&structure->port,Types[TypeLong]);
        }

        string getName() 
        {
            return "netadr_t *";
        };
};

could you add this one below same way in exchange? ^^


btw, i'm not sure how to add structs which use strucks which use strucks x_X

                                                                                                                                                                       
client_t                struct {int Active;int ActiveFlag1;int ActiveFlag2;int Spawned;int Unks01[4];netchan_t netchan;int Choke;int FrameNum;int IsBot;int IsHLTV;int Unks5[7];int UpdPingFlags;int Unks5_1[5];int cmdtime_Pad;double cmdtime_Start;double cmdtime_Diff;double cmdtime_NextTick;int Unk1_1_1;float CurLossCount;int Unk1_1_1_1[2];double NextPingCalcTime;int Unks1_1_2[2];sizebuf_t datagram;int BufPad;int Unks12[1002];double NextSendTime;double UpdPacketInterval;int CanSend;int Unks13;clientframe_t *FramesData;int Unkse[1408];edict_t *PlrEdict;edict_t *ViewEntity;int UserID;clientid_t clid;int PadBuf;char InfoBuffer[256];int Unke1;int Unke2;char CDKey[64];char PlrName[32];int TopColor;int BottomColor;int Unkse3[112];int MapCRC;int cl_lw;int cl_lc;int Unkse4[67];}       

// and needed strucks by the one above... may add the rest later

netchan_t              struct {int NetSrc;netadr_t adr;int ClientID;float last_recv;float connect_time;int Unk1;double rate;double clear_time;int incoming_sequence;int incoming_acknowledged;int incoming_reliable_acknowledged;int incoming_reliable_sequence;int outgoing_sequence;int reliable_sequence;int last_reliable_sequence;void *GetFragSize_param;void *GetFragSize_func;sizebuf_t msg;byte msg_buf[3992];int reliable_length;byte reliable_buf[3992];fragbufwaiting_t *waitlist[2];int reliable_fragment[2];unsigned int reliable_fragid[2];fragbuf_t *fragbufs[2];int fragbufcount[2];__int16 frag_startpos[2];__int16 frag_length[2];fragbuf_t *incomingbufs[2];qboolean incomingready[2];char incoming_filename[260];char *CustFileBuffer;int CustFileSize;flow_t flow1;flow_t flow2;}                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              


clientid_t               struct {int ID_Type;int _Pad;int ID_Ident1;int ID_Ident2;int ID_Unk;}

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by Owyn contributing *_* netadr_t.h #include <structData.h> typedef enum { NA_UNUSED, NA_LOOPBACK, NA_BROADCAST, NA_IP, NA_IPX, NA_BROADCAST_IPX, } netadrtype_t; typedef struct netadr_s { netadrtype_t type; unsigned char ip[4]; unsigned char ipx[10]; unsigned short port; } netadr_t; class netadr : public StructData<netadr_t> { public: netadr() { addMember("type",&structure->type,Types[TypeLong]); addMember("ip",&structure->ip,Types[TypeString]); addMember("ipx",&structure->ipx,Types[TypeString]); addMember("port",&structure->port,Types[TypeLong]); } string getName() { return "netadr_t *"; }; }; could you add this one below same way in exchange? ^^ clientid_t struct {int ID_Type;int _Pad;int ID_Ident1;int ID_Ident2;int ID_Unk;} client_t struct {int Active;int ActiveFlag1;int ActiveFlag2;int Spawned;int Unks01[4];netchan_t netchan;int Choke;int FrameNum;int IsBot;int IsHLTV;int Unks5[7];int UpdPingFlags;int Unks5_1[5];int cmdtime_Pad;double cmdtime_Start;double cmdtime_Diff;double cmdtime_NextTick;int Unk1_1_1;float CurLossCount;int Unk1_1_1_1[2];double NextPingCalcTime;int Unks1_1_2[2];sizebuf_t datagram;int BufPad;int Unks12[1002];double NextSendTime;double UpdPacketInterval;int CanSend;int Unks13;clientframe_t *FramesData;int Unkse[1408];edict_t *PlrEdict;edict_t *ViewEntity;int UserID;clientid_t clid;int PadBuf;char InfoBuffer[256];int Unke1;int Unke2;char CDKey[64];char PlrName[32];int TopColor;int BottomColor;int Unkse3[112];int MapCRC;int cl_lw;int cl_lc;int Unkse4[67];}

I haven't saw your post. Your code is right but, there is a problem. Unsigned char arrays are different from strings. They are not null terminated and that changes everything. This is something I knew that would be needed but I can't make it now. Support for arrays and support for adding types as sub plugins. So for now just forget it.

About enums you can use "int"

[Immortal_BLG]

Sorry, another question. How to find a pointer to the object of the CGameRules? (like entity->pvPrivateData)

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by Immortal_BLG Sorry, another question. How to find a pointer to the object of the CGameRules? (like entity->pvPrivateData)

Do you already have the decompiled version of the libraries?

If so, in linux one you can see:

PHP Code:

// 1D1358: using guessed type int g_pGameRules; 


In windows one:

Searching by "exec game.cfg\n" you find InstallGameRules (sub_10088530).
Searching by sub_10088530 you find dword_10162304 = (void *)sub_10088530();

So:

[
    {
        "name"        : "g_pGameRules",
        "library"     : "mod",
        "type"        : "CGameRules *",
        "memoryType"  : "data",
        "identifiers" : 
        [
            {
                "os"    : "windows",
                "mod"   : "cstrike",
                "value" : 0x162304
            },
            {
                "os"    : "linux",
                "mod"   : "cstrike",
                "value" : 0x1D1358
            }
        ]
    }   
]

If you know how to make signatures, make them instead of offsets.
To use this then:

PHP Code:

OrpheuMemoryGet("g_pGameRules") 


[Immortal_BLG]

I don't have decompiled versions of libraries, but I found it by "exec game.cfg\n", thank you!

[culd]

How can I get the hardware ID of a user ...

The hardware id would have to be this way
105A-B529-B2CC-5C34-F9CD-A0DF-A8B8

The server is on Windows and is NO STEAM

An example to a child of 10 years, please

[ConnorMcLeod]

no steam is not supported on this forum.

[culd]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod no steam is not supported on this forum.

Ok, no problem. As for windows would be on Steam?

[Arkshine]

Use SteamID, it's unique.

[culd]

Originally Posted by Arkshine Use SteamID, it's unique.

Thank you very much for telling me how to get the hardware ID using this module .. Thank you so much ...