CShell of other games, has the same string names?

Hmm, I think I have to search for offsets and pointers in a manual way

no..it is a different game and probably coded differently so i think u can't just search offsets and pointers in manual way

@xmen

No. It doesn't have the same addies as CrossFire. Although I was able to find a few similarities like the address "BulletOffset" [The same as CF US. In PH, it is "BulletPosOffset".] .

wow all the other versions of cf are coded the same that's why the string names are all the same..just the pointers and offests are different

They are telling a game they thought same as CF just like CA has a CSHELL..cause they are also believe that they can do it same way as CF in hacking .."Shadow Company: The Mercenary War" is a NOT really as same CF coz this game using U3 Engine if u can hack PointBlank I believe you can do it.. Cheers!!!

I hate PB hacking=l you have to scan the game with cheat engine and calculate to get the addys. Anyway, thanks for the info

Any games use same engine will have same strings! you can find example: FogEnable in CShell.dll for combat arms or crossfire & GameServer.dll for repulse online.

maybe

No... Shadow company is using UE3... probably little too advanced for 99% of the people here, but you're able to do SDK generation making it one of the easiest engines to code for... once you understand it and can make the generator. As far as engine to engine... disasm of functions will give you the best hint.. look for hardcoded strings inside a function etc.. It's all really just about reading assembly and common sense :| PS PB Is sooooo easy to hack, even without CE... they even leave debug strings in... its pathetic. I suggest that you all should actually learn ways to reverse instead of just for one game or one engine... otherwise when a new game comes out and you don't know the engine ( PB for example ) you're all screwed until someone posts something...