A Method To Set Console Variables

I take no credits for this

Code:

void _stdcall SetConsoleVariable(const char* Command)
{
	asm_
	{
		push Command
		mov eax, 0x485FF0
		call eax
	}
}

Thanks to my new friend @KawaiiSlut for helping me keep my method private.

Hopefully this will get the attention off...

Originally Posted by J

I take no credits for this

Code:

void _stdcall SetConsoleVariable(const char* Command) { asm_ { push Command mov eax, 0x485FF0 call eax } }

Thanks to my new friend @KawaiiSlut for helping me keep my method private.

Hopefully this will get the attention off...

Lol this is what Skater uses (I reversed his too, but yours looked cooler :P)

Originally Posted by Saltine

Lol this is what Skater uses (I reversed his too, but yours looked cooler :P)

Yea hopefully mine doesn't get out D:

Originally Posted by J

Yea hopefully mine doesn't get out D:

I haven't given it to anyone that didn't see it before you deleted the thread (Except Pasha and he won't give it out)

why you remove my post??

this like a new ptc? although not PTC lol

Yea pretty much

Originally Posted by J

I take no credits for this

Code:

void _stdcall SetConsoleVariable(const char* Command)
{
	asm_
	{
		push Command
		mov eax, 0x485FF0
		call eax
	}
}

Thanks to my new friend @KawaiiSlut for helping me keep my method private.

Hopefully this will get the attention off...

Code:

typedef void (__stdcall *SCV)(const char *Command);
SCV SetConsoleVariable = (SCV)0x485FF0;

using: SetConsoleVariable("GodMode 1");

Originally Posted by SleepCoder

Code:

typedef void (__stdcall *SCV)(const char *Command); SCV SetConsoleVariable = (SCV)0x485FF0; using: SetConsoleVariable("GodMode 1");

Writing a macro in assembly language is nearly always faster in execution than accomplishing the same thing in C++, so I would stick to Jeff's.

Originally Posted by Saltine

Writing a macro in assembly language is nearly always faster in execution than accomplishing the same thing in C++, so I would stick to Jeff's.

lol? seems you don't know what you are talking about.

my code.

Code:

  PUSH Command
  CALL DWORD PTR DS:[SetConsoleVariable]  ;0x485FF0, 2 lines.

your macro thing.

Code:

  PUSH Command
  CALL SetConsoleVariable
  SetConsoleVariable:
  PUSH EBP
  MOV EBP,ESP
  PUSH DWORD PTR SS:[EBP+8]
  MOV EAX,485FF0             
  CALL EAX                        ;then call the right function
  POP EBP
  RETN 4

my code is some μs more fast than your macro thing.

Originally Posted by SleepCoder

lol? seems you don't know what you are talking about.

my code.

Code:

PUSH Command CALL DWORD PTR DS:[SetConsoleVariable] ;0x485FF0, 2 lines.

your macro thing.

Code:

PUSH Command CALL SetConsoleVariable SetConsoleVariable: PUSH EBP MOV EBP,ESP PUSH DWORD PTR SS:[EBP+8] MOV EAX,485FF0 CALL EAX ;then call the right function POP EBP RETN 4

my code is some μs more fast than your macro thing.

I was referring to it as a macro simply because the assembly language he was using was "Microsoft Macro Assembler". I do see now that yours would execute faster, I was just unaware of how the typedef keyword worked in assembly.