[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by hlstriker Awesome, it works now thanks !

By the way, in your hook function header you are missing the class entity. When you hook a function belonging to a class the first argument is the object associated with that class. So it should be:

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(id, entvars_s1, entvars_s2, Float:flFloat, iInt1, iInt2) 


[Arkshine]

It's nice to see people using Orpheu on others mods than CS. !

[hlstriker]

Originally Posted by joaquimandrade By the way, in your hook function header you are missing the class entity. When you hook a function belonging to a class the first argument is the object associated with that class.

I actually used a function outside the class just because of this problem. It's no wonder all the parameters were incorrect values.

Originally Posted by Arkshine It's nice to see people using Orpheu on others mods than CS. !

Yeah, theres so many TFC plugins I've wanted to make and now I can If only I didn't have to learn sig scanning (from what I glanced it looks like I'll have to know assembly).

Before AMXX was getting sort of boring but now with Orpheu there are endless possibilities. Really love this module!

[hlstriker]

Is it possible to get/set member variables of a class?

For example to set players clip ammo:
Get: CBasePlayer::m_pActiveItem
Set: CBasePlayerWeapon::m_iClip

Btw, sorry for double post.

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by hlstriker Is it possible to get/set member variables of a class? For example to set players clip ammo: Get: CBasePlayer::m_pActiveItem Set: CBasePlayerWeapon::m_iClip Btw, sorry for double post.

That is what is done with the natives set_pdata_*. What you need is to find the offset associated to those names. Arkshine was working on a tutorial to teach how to find those values. I don't know if he still is

[hlstriker]

Oh, yeah I already have those offsets but I was wondering if I could do it easily with Orpheu ;D Guess not though it's no big deal.

[Arkshine]

I don't know if he still is

Yes , but by decompiling I learn more things and see some specifics situations. I can't write a tutorial without having an enough solid knowledge, like you have to differentiate normal var, function of a class, virtual function etc, and others cases.

if I could do it easily with Orpheu

Yes, fairly easy once you are used to read the output for simple cases. There is some case if you don't have some knowledge, it's not always easy, like : *(4 * *(a4 + 212) + *(a4 + 180) + 1524) which is actally : m_pPlayer->m_rgAmmo[ m_iPrimaryAmmoType ] ;

[joropito]

Originally Posted by Arkshine Yes , but by decompiling I learn more things and see some specifics situations. I can't write a tutorial without having an enough solid knowledge, like you have to differentiate normal var, function of a class, virtual function etc, and others cases. Yes, fairly easy once you are used to read the output for simple cases.

I'm waiting for that tutorial.
If you can introduce me a little I will appreciate.

[Arkshine]

I will send you a PM, because I don't want to start to explain there.

[Immortal_BLG]

can somebody attach the latest engine_i386.so file from the steam cache? PLEASE!