Infernal - Trainer & Gadgets

[کunβeam]

I don't have to use <abbr> to get people like you to understand what that quote means. At the instance I was in the picture, looking up in the code, the pointer used comes from the stack. Where it's pushed, I don't know. I don't have time to trace, I don't use SoftICE, and I am not sheep. Happy ? There you go, laugh a little more. Assuming people are idiots != what they really are. I would if I could, but I can't so I won't ... bark at you =]

If you gave up writing articles, just cuz you found "idiots" to pay you for what you do, don't lecture me when I try to share something with others. There isn't always a god-given way of training a game. You said it yourself. One is better than the other, which I agree, but don't tell me or suggest to me which is the best. That's my level, that's what I can do. I could've traced like a mad horse for 2 days through an engine I have no idea how it was designed (there's no SDK) to come up with something you'd call proper. And even then, you would still shove a foot in my ass, since you've already categorized me. Besides, god left people on earth with the power of choosing. Want to accept it, fine, you don't like it, start walking. Have fun laughing...

[on-topic]

I've managed to obtain a weapon which kinda blows my "cover" with checking the letter "y" in the string. So, I've modeled the code a bit to check for "my" (from "enemy")

[ENABLE]

alloc(cave,512)
label(back)
label(loop)
label(out)
label(enemy)
label(incr)

//9B8140:
cave:
pushad

loop:
mov bl, [eax+14]
cmp bl, 79
je enemy
cmp bl, 0
je out

incr:
inc eax
jmp loop

out:
popad
jmp back

enemy:
mov bl, [eax+13]
cmp bl, 6D
jne incr
popad
sub [eax+538],ecx
jmp back

5CC158:
jmp cave
nop
back:

[DISABLE]

5CC158:
sub [eax+538],ecx

dealloc(cave)

P.S.: I like long fuzzy asm codes. Eat me...