SA Memory Example Topic

gtasbigfoot · 26 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Wed May 06, 2009 9:31 am

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This script shows how to create a corona without using the opcode 04D5.

Code:: {$CLEO} 0000: :Check_01 while 80E1: not player 0 pressed_key 11 wait 0 end 0006: 32@ = 0 :Check_02 wait 0 if 0019: 32@ > 4000 then jump @Check_01 end for 0@ = 0 to 4 0093: 1@ = integer 0@ to_float 04C4: store_coords_to 2@ 3@ 4@ from_actor $PLAYER_ACTOR with_offset 0.0 1@ 0.0 0085: 31@ = 0@ // (int) 0012: 31@ *= -0x1F 000A: 31@ += @corona gosub 31@ end jump @Check_02 :corona hex D504030200030300030400060000803F0404040005FF0005FF0005FF005100 D504030200030300030400060000803F0404040005FF0005FF0005FF005100 D504030200030300030400060000803F0404040005FF0005FF0005FF005100 D504030200030300030400060000803F0404040005FF0005FF0005FF005100 D504030200030300030400060000803F0404040005FF0005FF0005FF005100 end

Obtain a vertical angle of the camera

These codes/scripts are used to obtain a vertical angle of the camera, perhaps these codes are a little hard to understand for the newbie scripter's, though if you have much experience then you should able to understand, if you have a long-good look at the codes. These codes are for people who know how to use them, (or want to learn), the codes use the then..else..end, method 1 uses the ATAN mathematics script, the second uses a sub-script.

Method 1:

Code:: 068D: get_camera_position_to 0@ 1@ 2@ 068E: get_camera_target_point_to 3@ 4@ 5@ 0509: 0@ = distance_between_XY 0@ 1@ and_XY 3@ 4@ 0063: 5@ -= 2@ // (float) 0087: 1@ = 5@ // (float) gosub @ATAN 000F: 2@ -= 270.0 //....... :ATAN 0509: 2@ = distance_between_XY 0@ 1@ and_XY 0.0 0.0 0073: 0@ /= 2@ // (float) 0073: 1@ /= 2@ // (float) 0509: 2@ = distance_between_XY 0@ 1@ and_XY 0.0 1.0 for 3@ = 0 to 15 0017: 2@ /= 2.0 006B: 2@ *= 2@ // (float) 0087: 1@ = 2@ // (float) 0013: 2@ *= -1.0 000B: 2@ += 1.0 01FB: 2@ = square_root 2@ 0013: 2@ *= -1.0 000B: 2@ += 1.0 006B: 2@ *= 2@ // (float) 005B: 2@ += 1@ // (float) 01FB: 2@ = square_root 2@ end 0013: 2@ *= 65536.0 0017: 2@ /= 3.14159265 0013: 2@ *= 180.0 if 0021: 0@ > 0.0 then 0013: 2@ *= -1.0 000B: 2@ += 360.0 end return

Method 2:

Code:: :ATAN wait 3000 068D: get_camera_position_to 10@ 11@ 12@ 068E: get_camera_target_point_to 27@ 28@ 29@ 050A: 25@ = distance_between_XYZ 10@ 11@ 12@ and_XYZ 27@ 28@ 12@ 050A: 24@ = distance_between_XYZ 27@ 28@ 12@ and_XYZ 27@ 28@ 29@ 0013: 25@ *= 100.0 0013: 24@ *= 100.0 0073: 24@ /= 25@ // (float) 0013: 24@ *= 100.0 008E: 24@ = float 24@ to_integer if 0025: 12@ > 29@ // (float) then 0012: 24@ *= 0xFFFFFFFF end gosub @SubScript 045A: draw_text_1number 500.0 90.0 GXT 'NUMBER' number 0@ // degree draw jump @ATAN :SubScript if 0029: 24@ >= 92 then 0007: 0@ = 45.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 92 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 77 then 0007: 0@ = 40.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 77 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 64 then 0007: 0@ = 35.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 64 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 52 then 0007: 0@ = 30.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 52 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 42 then 0007: 0@ = 25.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 42 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 32 then 0007: 0@ = 20.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 32 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 22 then 0007: 0@ = 15.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 22 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 13 then 0007: 0@ = 10.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 13 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= 5 then 0007: 0@ = 5.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: 5 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -5 then 0007: 0@ = 0.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -5 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -13 then 0007: 0@ = -5.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -13 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -22 then 0007: 0@ = -10.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -22 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -32 then 0007: 0@ = -15.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -32 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -42 then 0007: 0@ = -20.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -42 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -52 then 0007: 0@ = -25.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -52 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -64 then 0007: 0@ = -30.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -64 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -77 then 0007: 0@ = -35.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -77 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -92 then 0007: 0@ = -40.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -92 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -110 then 0007: 0@ = -45.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -110 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -131 then 0007: 0@ = -50.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -131 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -158 then 0007: 0@ = -55.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -158 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -194 then 0007: 0@ = -60.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -194 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -244 then 0007: 0@ = -65.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -244 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -324 then 0007: 0@ = -70.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -324 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -471 then 0007: 0@ = -75.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -471 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -860 then 0007: 0@ = -80.0 jump @SubScript02 end if and 001B: -860 > 24@ 0029: 24@ >= -5575 then 0007: 0@ = -85.0 jump @SubScript02 end if 001B: -5575 > 24@ then 0007: 0@ = -90.0 jump @SubScript02 end :SubScript02 if 0023: 0.0 > 0@ then 000B: 0@ += 360.0 end 008E: 0@ = float 0@ to_integer return

Kotton · 27 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 1:52 am

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what's up big, ya freakn coding lunatic lol - hey, would you mind displaying an example of how we can change certain aspects of car handling via keypress? I'd like to create a manettino switch for my 599 - I've read the topic at gtamodding and know what memory address we use, but I'm still lacking the education I need to pull it off correctly

gtasbigfoot · 28 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:12 am

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Да, sure I will explain it first, and then give some examples for you to copy.

Usually you can get the struct of the vehicle, and then write a value to it to edit such things. If you finished reading the article on GTAModding.com you should know if you get the start of the pointer (0xC2B9DC) and then add the desired value to this (by using opcode 0a8e). I don't know if I'm explaining it clear enough, but I think you will understand.

This script edits the turn mass of the vehicle when you press the "~Conversation no~" key.

Code:: {$CLEO} 0000: while true wait 250 if 00DF: actor $PLAYER_ACTOR driving then if 00E1: player 0 pressed_key 11 // yes then 03C0: 0@ = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR car 0A97: 1@ = car 0@ struct 1@ += 144 0A8C: write_memory 1@ size 4 value 377.48384877 virtual_protect 0 end end end

This script makes your car very heavy, without editing the handling.cfg (slot 'mass'(B)):

Code:: {$CLEO} 0000: while true wait 250 if 00DF: actor $PLAYER_ACTOR driving then if 00E1: player 0 pressed_key 10 // no then 03C0: 0@ = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR car 0A97: 1@ = car 0@ struct 1@ += 140 0A8C: write_memory 1@ size 4 value 40000.0 virtual_protect 0 end end end

Another example, this script reads the cars nitro state, this may be useful.

Code:: {$CLEO} 0000: :Nitro_01 while true wait 250 if Player.Defined($PLAYER_CHAR) then if and $ONMISSION == 0 Actor.Driving($PLAYER_ACTOR) then break end end end :Nitro_02 while true wait 0 if Player.Defined($PLAYER_CHAR) then break end end 077E: get_active_interior_to 0@ if and $ONMISSION == 0 0@ == 0 Actor.Driving($PLAYER_ACTOR) then 03C0: 1@ = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR car 096D: get_car 1@ car_component 8 on_slot 2@ // -- Nitro end if 8039: not 2@ == 0xFFFFFFFF then if Actor.InCar($PLAYER_ACTOR, 1@) then 0A97: 3@ = car 1@ struct 000A: 3@ += 2424 0A8D: 4@ = read_memory 3@ size 1 virtual_protect 0 03F0: enable_text_draw 1 045A: text_draw_1number 250.0 40.0 'NUMBER' 4@ end end jump @Nitro_02 :Nitro_03 01C3: remove_references_to_car 1@ // Like turning a car into any random car jump @Nitro_01

While we are speaking of it, there is a useful thing on these kinds of address on a CLEO 3 Wiki it's in Japanese do not know if you can read it or not Grin Smile

, if not then I think you can use some kind online-translation tool, though I have been told, there not perfect, I think Google is problay the best one, there machine-made translations, so it can't be perfect.

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I hope that helped you a little. Peace. Grin Smile

Kotton · 29 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:46 am

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that helps A LOT, many thanks big- tho 1 thing I don't understand which you've explained is the byte identifier (and I think the Japanese wiki link explains as well) - I see you've used 140 for mass - and 144 for turn mass... but I'm not sure I understand how to do this

152 = CentreOfMass.z

158 = fTractionMultiplier

192 = Suspension lower limit

would this be correct? ..or am I way off base?

gtasbigfoot · 30 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 12:53 pm

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Yes, you are indeed (kind of) correct.

CVehicle+140 = [float] Mass (kg) from handling.cfg
140=0x8Cなので、アドレスに0x8Cを足し、2@に値を格納します。(10進数で書いても問題ありません。)
このときのサイズは

[byte] …1byte　整数
[float]…4byte　少数
[word] …2byte　整数　word = 文字は2byte
[dword]…4byte　整数　double word = 2文字分 2*2=4byte

You see instead of getting the CVehicle address, adding the values to it, and then re-writing them, we can use the CLEO opcode instead, Seemann made these opcodes for this purpose (which is круто Good

).

Code:: 0A96: 0@ = actor 1@ struct 0A97: 0@ = car 1@ struct 0A98: 0@ = object 1@ struct

... just make sure you use the correct number addresses, and very thing is OK.

Note: Ones from there GTAModding.com -> Selction #Handling, they do not start with CVehicle (opcode 0a97), 0xC2B9DC is Handling Block Start.

(I am speaking of these:)

0xC2B9DC - Handling Block Start. Each slot has 224 bytes of data.

* +0x0 = [dword] Index/Identifier
* +0x4 = fMass
* +0x8 = 1.0 / fMass
* +0xC = fTurnMass
* +0x10 = fDragMult
* +0x14 = CentreOfMass.x
* +0x18 = CentreOfMass.y
* +0x1C = CentreOfMass.z
* +0x20 = [byte] nPercentSubmerged
* +0x24 = fMass * 8.0000001e-1 / nPercentSubmerged
* +0x28 = fTractionMultiplier
* +0x74 = [byte] TransmissionData.nDriveType
* +0x75 = [byte] TransmissionData.nEngineType
* +0x76 = [byte] TransmissionData.nNumberOfGears
* +0x7C = TransmissionData.fEngineAcceleration (Multiplied by 3.9999999e-4)
* +0x80 = TransmissionData.fEngineInertia
* +0x84 = TransmissionData.fMaxVelocity (Multiplied by 5.5555599e-3)
* +0x94 = fBrakeDeceleration (Multiplied by 3.9999999e-4)
* +0x98 = fBrakeBias
* +0x9C = [byte] bABS
* +0xA0 = fSteeringLock
* +0xA4 = fTractionLoss
* +0xA8 = fTractionBias
* +0xAC = fSuspensionForceLevel
* +0xB0 = fSuspensionDampingLevel
* +0xB4 = fSuspensionHighSpdComDamp
* +0xB8 = Suspension upper limit
* +0xBC= Suspension lower limit
* +0xC0 = Suspension bias between front and rear
* +0xC4 = Suspension anti-dive multiplier
* +0xC8 = fCollisionDamageMultiplier (multiplier not yet found)
* +0xCC = [hex] modelFlags
* +0xD0 = [hex] handlingFlags
* +0xD4 = fSeatOffsetDistance
* +0xD8 = [dword] nMonetaryValue
* +0xDC = [byte] Front lights
* +0xDD = [byte] Rear lights
* +0xDE = [byte] Vehicle anim group

(I can not explain well what I mean.)

So they work differently ... but it's still easy as drinking some Vodka.

Last edited by gtasbigfoot on Tue Jun 02, 2009 10:20 am; edited 1 time in total

Kotton · 31 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:14 pm

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beautiful, thanks big.. and if I wanted to run a few of them in succession? would the following be correct?

Code:: :TINO_3 wait 250 00D6: if 00E1: player 0 pressed_key 77 004D: jump_if_false @TINO_3 03C0: 0@ = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR car 0A97: 1@ = car 0@ struct 1@ += 192 0A8C: write_memory 1@ size 4 value 0.08 virtual_protect 0 0A97: 2@ = car 0@ struct 2@ += 152 0A8C: write_memory 2@ size 4 value 0.45 virtual_protect 0 0A97: 3@ = car 0@ struct 3@ += 158 0A8C: write_memory 3@ size 4 value -0.16 virtual_protect 0 gosub @ReadAddress 20@ -= 0xFFFFFD2C // -- offset -724 (-0x2D4) 0xFFFFFD2C = @text1 gosub @CreateTextBox

gtasbigfoot · 32 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:50 am

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2Kotton:

Yeah, one thing though I can see in the script 0xFFFFFD2C this is now useless, because when I used it before it depends on how big the script is, so now when you compile you script with this is will go to the offset -724, and because it's a different script the text may not be there (at that offset), so change this with the label of the text source.

For example:

Change:

Code:: 20@ -= 0xFFFFFD2C

With:

Code:: 20@ -= @Text1

Text source:

Code:: :Text1 hex "Write a message here" 00 end

If you wanna use the hexadecimal offset to the text because it looks cool or whatever, first finish the script, when you like it, decompile it find all the offsets to the texts, and press in Sanny Builder Ctrl+h to coveter to hexadecimal, but Sanny Builder can off covert negative offsets, so put the mouse after the (-) sign, but that will not be the real ID, so what I do is I do it with Hex Workshop to get the real ID.

For example, say we want the offset -802 in its hexadecimal form.

Code:: Negative ID = -802 ID 802 in hexadecimal = -0x322 ID -802 in hexadecimal = 0xFFFFFCDE

Perhaps, I am just confusing, but I think you will understand.

Kotton · 33 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:25 am

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was wondering about that to.. k, I understand- thanks big

Deji · 34 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:32 pm

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No more green triangle when aiming at peds:

Code:: 0A8C: write_memory 0x53E212 size 1 value 0x90 virtual_protect 1 0A8C: write_memory 0x53E20E size 4 value 0x90909090 virtual_protect 1

gtasbigfoot · 35 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:43 am

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There is a template, that opens a custom IMG file, and
reads the models, so users can put there own models in with
the same .txd and .dff name.

Code:: { - An example of how to open custom IMG achive files to - check if models exist so users can put there own model in the file ~ Requires CLEO 3 ~ } const ArchiveFile = "CLEO\name.IMG" // replace "name" with you're IMG-file name end 0A99: chdir 0 if 8AAB: not file_exists ArchiveFile // does this file exist? then // no it does not gosub @GetIPAAddress 000E: 0@ -= @NotExist gosub @CallBlackBox 0A93: end_custom_thread end if 8A9A: not 30@ = openfile ArchiveFile mode 0x6272 // yes, it does, open file to read then gosub @GetIPAAddress 000E: 0@ -= @UnableToRead gosub @CallBlackBox 0A93: end_custom_thread end 0A9D: readfile 30@ size 4 to 1@ // get number of files in the file 0A9D: readfile 30@ size 4 to 3@ 0006: 2@ = 0 while true 0A9D: readfile 30@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 30@ size 4 to 1@ // get entry`s name 0A9D: readfile 30@ size 16 to 26@ 0A9F: 0@ = current_thread_pointer 000A: 0@ += 0xB0 for 24@ = 0 to 11 0A8D: 1@ = read_memory 0@ size 1 virtual_protect 0 if 0039: 1@ == 0x2E then 0A8C: write_memory 0@ size 4 value 0x00000000 virtual_protect 0 break end 000A: 0@ += 0xFFFFFFFF end if 8039: not 24@ == 11 then // open file again to match skins if 8A9A: not 31@ = openfile ArchiveFile mode 0x6272 // IF and SET then gosub @GetIPAAddress 000E: 0@ -= @UnableToRead gosub @CallBlackBox 0A93: end_custom_thread end 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ // skip to current position 0006: 24@ = 0xFFFFFFFF while true if 002D: 24@ >= 2@ // (int) then break end 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 000A: 24@ += 1 end while true 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ // get entry name 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 16 to 20@ 0A9F: 0@ = current_thread_pointer 000A: 0@ += 0x98 for 25@ = 0 to 11 0A8D: 1@ = read_memory 0@ size 1 virtual_protect 0 if 0039: 1@ == 0x2E then 0A8C: write_memory 0@ size 4 value 0x00000000 virtual_protect 0 break end 000A: 0@ += 0xFFFFFFFF end // and both exist? if and 003B: 20@ == 26@ // (int) 003B: 21@ == 27@ // (int) 003B: 22@ == 28@ // (int) 003B: 23@ == 29@ // (int) then // yes, add entry to name list gosub @GetIPAAddress 000E: 0@ -= @ListNames for 25@ = 0 to 15 0A8D: 1@ = read_memory 0@ size 1 virtual_protect 0 if 0039: 1@ == 0x00 then 0A8C: write_memory 0@ size 4 value 26@ virtual_protect 0 000A: 0@ += 4 0A8C: write_memory 0@ size 4 value 27@ virtual_protect 0 000A: 0@ += 4 0A8C: write_memory 0@ size 4 value 28@ virtual_protect 0 000A: 0@ += 4 0A8C: write_memory 0@ size 4 value 29@ virtual_protect 0 break end 000A: 0@ += 16 end break end 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 31@ size 4 to 1@ 000A: 24@ += 1 if 002D: 24@ >= 3@ // (int) then break end end 0A9B: closefile 31@ end 0A9D: readfile 30@ size 4 to 1@ 0A9D: readfile 30@ size 4 to 1@ 000A: 2@ += 1 if 002D: 2@ >= 3@ // (int) then break end end 0A9B: closefile 30@ // ... your job to continue now :GetIPAAddress 0A9F: 0@ = current_thread_pointer 000A: 0@ += 0x10 0A8D: 0@ = read_memory 0@ size 4 virtual_protect 0 return :CallBlackBox if 0AA9: is_game_version_original // v1.0? then 0AA5: call 0x00588BE0 num_params 4 pop 4 0 0 0 0@ // Да else 0AA5: call 0x005893B0 num_params 4 pop 4 0 0 0 0@ // Нет end return :NotExist hex "~r~File \"cleo/myimg.img\" was not found. ~n~ Please check if you put this file in ~n~ your ~p~CLEO ~r~ folder." 00 end :UnableToRead hex "~r~File \"cleo/myimg.img\" unable to read." 00 end :ListNames 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0900: "____________" 0000: null-terminator

Pickup2Object

See GTAModding.com Article: http://www.gtamodding.com/index.php?title=Pickup_to_object

Deji · 36 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Fri Sep 04, 2009 10:11 pm

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Remove Game GUI

I'm not so good at this but I managed to find some ways to remove GUI stuff... There are gaps inbetween each one, though... I don't know what the stuff inbetween does.

Also, some of these don't work very well. 'Tis the best I could manage Razz

Code:: // Remove clock. 0@ = 361128 &0(0@,1i) = 1

Code:: // Remove fist icon. 0@ = 361129 &0(0@,1i) = 0

Code:: // Disable wanted stars. 0@ = 361133 &0(0@,1i) = 0

Code:: // Make weapon icon transparent. 0@ = 361132 &0(0@,1i) = 1

Code:: // Remove money count. 0@ = 361137 &0(0@,1i) = 0

Code:: // Remove health/armour/lung (etc) bars. 0@ = 361141 &0(0@,1i) = 0

Code:: // Makes the text boxes dissapear instantly. 0@ = 361152 &0(0@,1i) = 0

Code:: // Makes the text boxes NEVER show. 0@ = 361157 &0(0@,1i) = 0

Hopefully someone can provide a better list?

Deji · 37 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:26 am

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Disable IPL-Placed Stuff

Code:: // Disable IPL Pickups. 0A8C: write_memory 0x5B47B0 size 4 value 0xC3 virtual_protect 1 // Disable Some IPL Cars. 0A8C: write_memory 0x5B4740 size 4 value 0xC3 virtual_protect 1

The two addresses are close together, so if you do some experimenting with addresses around that area I'm sure you can disable more IPL-Created stuff, including the map... Maybe.

Adler · 38 Hmm... Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:22 am

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Does anyone know the addresses for showing text in 1.01 (high priority, text_styled etc)? Neutral

I'd also like to know what the address for the last_mission_passed for 1.0 and 1.01.

Thanks in advance. Very Happy

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SA Memory Example Topic

26 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Wed May 06, 2009 9:31 am

gtasbigfoot

27 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 1:52 am

Kotton

28 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:12 am

gtasbigfoot

29 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:46 am

Kotton

30 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 12:53 pm

gtasbigfoot

31 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:14 pm

Kotton

32 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:50 am

gtasbigfoot

33 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:25 am

Kotton

34 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:32 pm

Deji

35 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:43 am

gtasbigfoot

36 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Fri Sep 04, 2009 10:11 pm

Deji

37 Re: SA Memory Example Topic Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:26 am

Deji

38 Hmm... Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:22 am

Adler

39 Re: SA Memory Example Topic

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