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Nice release! I can see this getting popular :)

Writing to iFOV externally is safe and works fine online (I tested as recently as last weekend).

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i can't believe you actually have made this, nice work

this looks cool thaks for sharing, really really cool actually

thanks ill try it out and will definitely report back some time later, i really will

thanks ill try it out and will definitely report back some time later, i really will

thanks ill try it out and will definitely report back some time later FOR SURE

thanks ill try it out and will definitely report back some years later

thanks i will definitely try this

Thank you :)

I got this semi-working if anyone wants to work on it with me just pm me. I won't help you if you don't know how to even compile it.

This is a very well made tutorial! Cheers WasserEsser!

Hello sir, that dump is from "haze dumper"

[+] m_ArmorValue: 0xA8F4
[+] m_Collision: 0x318
[+] m_CollisionGroup: 0x470
[+] m_Local: 0x2FA8
[+] m_OriginalOwnerXuidHigh: 0x315C
[+] m_OriginalOwnerXuidLow: 0x3158
[+] m_aimPunchAngle:...

Awesome, thank you! I will try it soon

I'm aware of that, which is why I said I can't wait. "can't wait" This means that I am excited for the upcoming release.

I have some more ideas I want to try myself too, but I think we mostly...

Nice work PhY'z and LegitPlayer!!! Can't wait till you post the method so I can try when I'm at home again!

Has it changed? What is the new one? How do we use it? I wonder...

m_hViewModel doesn't look close to the offset "0x4A14C54" Mewmi posted in his example from May 2015, can you explain what you mean by DT_BasePlayer -> m_hViewModel[0]?

Correct, I know that the nModelIndex offset is 0x254, but I don't know the proper way to write to DT_BaseViewModel. If anyone else can help or research how to do this I would be greatly appreciative!

How do I find the offset of DT_BaseViewModel?

I have tried searching the entity list in a loop until I find the entity DT_BaseViewModel by classid and then I use that offset + nmodelindex, but it...