Solved Getting enemies vec3 position addresses?

[Ollie]

Hey.

I know how to get my own position addresses and static ones for them,
but where would i start finding the enemies addresses and amount of enemies?

I think the positions are needed to code an esp, and haven't found a tutorial about that yet.

So are there any tuts on this?

Thanks.

 

[Rake]

Scan for float, unknown value
go up, scan increased
go down, scan decreased
repeat
This gives you the Z coordinate. Subtract 0x8 to get the address of the X of the vec3 position variable

https://guidedhacking.com/threads/how-to-find-the-entitylist-address-tutorial.10235/
https://guidedhacking.com/threads/getting-started-how-to-find-the-entity-list.10300/

 

[Ollie]

Thanks, I guess something like that would do.
Now I've gotta find out how to draw rectangles on D3D/GL

 

[c5]

You can use that func, which Alex provided, with this for ultimate easieness

void Box( float x, float y, float w, float h, float t, float bt, bool border, DWORD fcol, DWORD bcol )
{
	if(border)
	{
		FillRGBA(x-t/2-1, y-t/2-1, w+t+2, t+2, bcol );
		FillRGBA(x-t/2-1, y-t/2-1, t+2, h+t+2, bcol );
		FillRGBA(x-t/2-1, y+h-t/2-1, w+t+2, t+2, bcol );
		FillRGBA(x+w-t/2-1, y-t/2-1, t+2, h+t+2, bcol );
	}
	
	FillRGBA(x-t/2, y-t/2, w+t, t, fcol );
	FillRGBA(x-t/2, y-t/2, t, h+t, fcol );
	FillRGBA(x-t/2, y+h-t/2, w+t, t, fcol );
	FillRGBA(x+w-t/2, y-t/2, t, h+t, fcol );
}

 

[c5]

What is that code attempting to do? draw A box with a boarder around it? that would only require 2 FillRGBA calls.

Yea, thats what it does. But I just noticed I have my FillRGBA littlebit different than the one you provided, so yeah that might be littlebit off, my bad

 

[Ollie]

Oh wow, thanks for all the nice replies!

I've still got one question:

Where can I find more information about hooking to OpenGL/DirectXD3D and how to actually create a dll with a little drawing function inside?

I've heard something about detour functions, is this related to the hooking?

 

[c5]

Oh wow, thanks for all the nice replies!

I've still got one question:

Where can I find more information about hooking to OpenGL/DirectXD3D and how to actually create a dll with a little drawing function inside?

I've heard something about detour functions, is this related to the hooking?

Yes. You need to detour the games D3D drawing function to your function, make changes and apply stuff there, and then return back to the game. Microsoft detours is a library which simplifies the whole process of coding such a detour/hook, so you don't have to worry about the hooking part itself so much

For ESP, it's best to hook endscene (well, that's what is commonly hooked in such cases) because it's called once per frame and does the job well.

Take a look at some public hooks source codes on the web and you'll understand the whole process better

 

[Ollie]

I'm a real beginner and I don't get all this stuff, sorry.

I set myself a goal, and I want to draw simple rectangle in AssaultCube game.
AssaultCube uses OpenGL (You can't use d3d in opengl games right?), has no anti-hack so there are no worries about injecting.

Is there any source code that has this sort-of a feature and where would I start hooking/detouring some opengl?

Thanks again

 

[Ollie]

Assault Cube uses OpenGL, and will not work with any D3 hooks.

Yeah I know that but how do I hook OpenGL/draw stuff on the screen?

 

[Ollie]

Hmm..

Would it be easier to create a D3D hook in some d3d game (example: COD4), instead of OpenGL?
Can i find more tutorials about d3d than ogl in the internet?

I have really no idea where to start and what to do.

Thanks again!

 

[Ollie]

Yeah I know some about Win32API, but it's pretty difficult to find tutorials that go in depth.
PerfectsDaily's tutorials were awesome, simple but yet effective.