so say i have dword, and then cast it to ptr as PTR, and do PTR[10]. is there a way to do this easier? context this is from what i found in dec, and its telling me that is ptr[10]. in my program, i have to cast my dword to dword ptr, just to do this hack. any way to not have to make this a ptr? beforehand i just index the pointer, but its a big hack (at least i think) and now am checking if theres alternatives.
multiply it by the datatype size, so ptr+40 in this case.
just don't use rust at all
(03-21-2025, 12:48 PM)OffSet Wrote: [ -> ]so say i have dword, and then cast it to ptr as PTR, and do PTR[10]. is there a way to do this easier? context this is from what i found in dec, and its telling me that is ptr[10]. in my program, i have to cast my dword to dword ptr, just to do this hack. any way to not have to make this a ptr? beforehand i just index the pointer, but its a big hack (at least i think) and now am checking if theres alternatives.
hook the vtable on the upvalue with the driver using the std:
tring
(03-29-2025, 05:15 PM)niggerfaggot Wrote: [ -> ] (03-21-2025, 12:48 PM)OffSet Wrote: [ -> ]so say i have dword, and then cast it to ptr as PTR, and do PTR[10]. is there a way to do this easier? context this is from what i found in dec, and its telling me that is ptr[10]. in my program, i have to cast my dword to dword ptr, just to do this hack. any way to not have to make this a ptr? beforehand i just index the pointer, but its a big hack (at least i think) and now am checking if theres alternatives.
hook the vtable on the upvalue with the driver using the std:tring
Yeah cpp definitely has upvalues... also nice name
(03-29-2025, 05:15 PM)niggerfaggot Wrote: [ -> ] (03-21-2025, 12:48 PM)OffSet Wrote: [ -> ]so say i have dword, and then cast it to ptr as PTR, and do PTR[10]. is there a way to do this easier? context this is from what i found in dec, and its telling me that is ptr[10]. in my program, i have to cast my dword to dword ptr, just to do this hack. any way to not have to make this a ptr? beforehand i just index the pointer, but its a big hack (at least i think) and now am checking if theres alternatives.
hook the vtable on the upvalue with the driver using the std:tring
how is your name allowed?? also that is literally nonsense of the 10th degree
(04-07-2025, 03:29 PM)OffSet Wrote: [ -> ] (03-29-2025, 05:15 PM)niggerfaggot Wrote: [ -> ] (03-21-2025, 12:48 PM)OffSet Wrote: [ -> ]so say i have dword, and then cast it to ptr as PTR, and do PTR[10]. is there a way to do this easier? context this is from what i found in dec, and its telling me that is ptr[10]. in my program, i have to cast my dword to dword ptr, just to do this hack. any way to not have to make this a ptr? beforehand i just index the pointer, but its a big hack (at least i think) and now am checking if theres alternatives.
hook the vtable on the upvalue with the driver using the std:tring
how is your name allowed?? also that is literally nonsense of the 10th degree
hes just an average edgelord "haha slur and racism funny xd xd hahaha". i assume there isnt a name filter here or something
(04-07-2025, 04:07 PM)DaGreatSkunksEqualToMaccas Wrote: [ -> ] (04-07-2025, 03:29 PM)OffSet Wrote: [ -> ] (03-29-2025, 05:15 PM)niggerfaggot Wrote: [ -> ] (03-21-2025, 12:48 PM)OffSet Wrote: [ -> ]so say i have dword, and then cast it to ptr as PTR, and do PTR[10]. is there a way to do this easier? context this is from what i found in dec, and its telling me that is ptr[10]. in my program, i have to cast my dword to dword ptr, just to do this hack. any way to not have to make this a ptr? beforehand i just index the pointer, but its a big hack (at least i think) and now am checking if theres alternatives.
hook the vtable on the upvalue with the driver using the std:tring
how is your name allowed?? also that is literally nonsense of the 10th degree
hes just an average edgelord "haha slur and racism funny xd xd hahaha". i assume there isnt a name filter here or something
yeah I was planning on adding a namefilter