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Aphex01: Suggestion

2011-01-28T19:10:58Z

Suggestion

Cerbera at 06:17, 4 January 2007

2007-01-04T06:17:20Z

Cerbera at 06:12, 4 January 2007

2007-01-04T06:12:55Z

JGuntherS@NL: Made a mistake...

2006-12-21T16:19:38Z

Made a mistake...

JGuntherS@NL at 15:13, 21 December 2006

2006-12-21T15:13:18Z

JGuntherS@NL at 15:10, 21 December 2006

2006-12-21T15:10:31Z

New page

If made something handy, but I don't know where to put is, as it is a quite large piece of code:

typedef DWORD _CMATRIX_TYPE;
typedef _CMATRIX_TYPE CMATRIX_TYPE; // This is temporarily

typedef DWORD _CPED_TYPE;
typedef _CPED_TYPE CPED_TYPE; // This is temporarily

typedef struct _CVEHICLE_TYPE {
BYTE _pad1[20]; // 0 ... 19
CMATRIX_TYPE * pMatrix; // 20 ... 23
BYTE _pad2[10]; // 24 ... 33
DWORD dwVehicleID; // 34 ... 37
BYTE _pad3[28]; // 38 ... 65
BYTE bImmunities; // 66 ... 66
BYTE _pad4[1]; // 67 ... 67
float fXSpeed; // 68 ... 71
float fYSpeed; // 72 ... 75
float fZSpeed; // 76 ... 79
float fXSpin; // 80 ... 83
float fYSpin; // 84 ... 87
float fZSpin; // 88 ... 91
BYTE _pad5[48]; // 92 ... 139
float fMass; // 140 ... 143
float fTurnMass; // 144 ... 147
float fGripDivider; // 148 ... 151
float fMTGMultiplier; // 152 ... 155
BYTE _pad6[4]; // 156 ... 159
float fNGripLevel; // 160 ... 163
float fXCoM; // 164 ... 167
float fYCoM; // 168 ... 171
float fZCoM; // 172 ... 175
BYTE _pad7[888]; // 176 ... 1063
BYTE bEngineState; // 1064 ... 1064
BYTE _pad8[11]; // 1065 ... 1075
BYTE bBodyColor; // 1076 ... 1076
BYTE bStripeColor; // 1077 ... 1077
BYTE bBodyColor2; // 1078 ... 1078
BYTE bStripeColor2; // 1079 ... 1079
DWORD dwModData[8]; // 1080 ... 1111
float fWheelSize; // 1112 ... 1115
DWORD dwAlarmTimeLeft;// 1116 ... 1119
CPED_TYPE * pDriver; // 1120 ... 1123
CPED_TYPE * pPassenger[7]; // 1124 ... 1151
BYTE _pad9[20]; // 1152 ... 1171
float fSteerAngles[2];// 1172 ... 1179
float fGasPedal; // 1180 ... 1183
float fBreakPedal; // 1184 ... 1187
BYTE _pad10[28]; // 1188 ... 1215
float fHealth; // 1216 ... 1219

} CVEHICLE_TYPE;

-- [[User:JGuntherS@NL|JGuntherS@NL]] 09:10, 21 Dec 2006 (CST)

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:10, 28 January 2011
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		+	==Making something more clear==
		+	Under the section "Other Dynamic Memory Addresses (non-static)", there is a sub-section called "This pointer" which refers to the contents of the pointer to a pointer as specified above that sub-section. It's in my opinion that this is unclear and may lead to confusion. I suggest re-formatting the section something like this.
		+
		+	====General====
		+	* 0xB6F5F0 - Player pointer (CPed)
		+	* 0xB7CD98 - Player pointer, direct offset to the ped pool start (CPed)
		+	* 0xB74498 - CPeds maximum number (normally 140)
		+	* 0xB74490 - Contains a pointer to a pointer
		+	** +0 = Contains a pointer to the first element in the pool
		+	** +4 = Contains a pointer to a byte map indicating which elements are in use
		+	** +8 = [dword] Is the maximum number of elements in the pool
		+	** +12 = [dword] Is the current number of elements in the pool
		+
		+
	==Formatting As Lists==		==Formatting As Lists==
	By using description lists, each address can be emboldened on one line with the description indented below it. Using CODE tags for the code makes them stand out better.		By using description lists, each address can be emboldened on one line with the description indented below it. Using CODE tags for the code makes them stand out better.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 ==Formatting As Lists==
-By using description lists, each address can be emboldened on one line with the description indented below it in normal text. Like this:
+By using description lists, each address can be emboldened on one line with the description indented below it. Using CODE tags for the code makes them stand out better.
 ; 0xA49960
-: Start of SCM block (0xA49960 + (4 * varnumber) is that particular variable.)
+: Start of SCM block.
 ; 0xA49D54
-: Timer for driving/flying missions ([dword] in ms)
+: Timer for driving/flying missions.
 ; 0xA51974
-: Timer for boat/bike missions ([dword] in ms)
+: Timer for boat/bike missions
 ; 0xA51A3C
 : Timer for Bloodring race
 ; 0xB6F5F0
-: Player pointer (player_ptr)
+: Player pointer
 ; 0xB6F3B8
 : Car pointer
 ; 0xB7CE50
-: Money [dword]
+: Money
 ; 0xBAA420
 : Wanted Level

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:12, 4 January 2007
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		+	==Formatting As Lists==
		+	By using description lists, each address can be emboldened on one line with the description indented below it in normal text. Like this:
		+	; 0xA49960
		+	: Start of SCM block (0xA49960 + (4 * varnumber) is that particular variable.)
		+	; 0xA49D54
		+	: Timer for driving/flying missions ([dword] in ms)
		+	; 0xA51974
		+	: Timer for boat/bike missions ([dword] in ms)
		+	; 0xA51A3C
		+	: Timer for Bloodring race
		+	; 0xB6F5F0
		+	: Player pointer (player_ptr)
		+	; 0xB6F3B8
		+	: Car pointer
		+	; 0xB7CE50
		+	: Money [dword]
		+	; 0xBAA420
		+	: Wanted Level
		+
		+	However, since this article is so huge I don't really feel like doing it. [[User:Cerbera\|Cerbera]] 00:12, 4 Jan 2007 (CST)
		+
		+
		+	==Code Sample==
	I've made something handy, but I don't know where to put is, as it is a quite large piece of code:		I've made something handy, but I don't know where to put is, as it is a quite large piece of code:

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:13, 21 December 2006
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−	If made something handy, but I don't know where to put is, as it is a quite large piece of code:	+	I've made something handy, but I don't know where to put is, as it is a quite large piece of code:

	typedef DWORD _CMATRIX_TYPE;		typedef DWORD _CMATRIX_TYPE;

@@ Line 11: / Line 11: @@
      CMATRIX_TYPE *      pMatrix;	// 20   ... 23
      BYTE                _pad2[10];	// 24   ... 33
-     DWORD               dwVehicleID;	// 34   ... 37
+     WORD                wVehicleID;	// 34   ... 35
-     BYTE                _pad3[28];	// 38   ... 65
+     BYTE                _pad3[30];	// 36   ... 65
      BYTE                bImmunities;	// 66   ... 66
      BYTE                _pad4[1];	// 67   ... 67