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Map Checker
Map Checker
So yea, im releasing my C# Map Checker i guess 
Was thinking of releasing some source, not released before, and helpfull.
I guess it might be usefull for SOME people, in this case, we'r using it to print a text giving you the current map in textBox22
Maps included : vanilla ones + Terminal. No DLC's, but they shouldnt be hard to add (i just dont have em)
If your not a coder, dont ask how to use this . There are plenty of tuts out here to get you started in coding.
Anyways, good luck Hope this helped some of you 
Was thinking of releasing some source, not released before, and helpfull.I guess it might be usefull for SOME people, in this case, we'r using it to print a text giving you the current map in textBox22
Code:
private void timer1_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 7) == "seatown")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Seatown.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 4) == "dome")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Dome.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 6) == "plaza2")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Arkaden.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 9) == "mogadishu")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Bakaara.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 5) == "paris")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Resistance.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 8) == "exchange")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Downturn.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 7) == "bootleg")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Bootleg.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 6) == "carbon")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Carbon.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 7) == "hardhat")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Hardhat.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 5) == "alpha")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Lockdown.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 7) == "village")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Village.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 7) == "lambeth")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Fallen.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 5) == "radar")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Outpost.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 11) == "interchange")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Interchange.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 11) == "underground")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Underground.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 11) == "bravo")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Mission.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
if (ReadString(0xADAAF3, 12) == "terminal_cls")
{
textBox22.Text = "Current Map : Terminal.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
}
else
{
textBox22.Text = "Map not supported / Not ingame.";
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Red;
}
}
(i just dont have em)If your not a coder, dont ask how to use this . There are plenty of tuts out here to get you started in coding.
Anyways, good luck
Hope this helped some of you LOL your "else if" indentation is weird :S
Nice job anyways
Nice job anyways
What @-InSaNe- said, why are you indenting the else-if statements. They should be at the same level as the first one.
Also, a better way could be to store the map names in a dictionary and only read the length for the longest map name. It's shorter and saves time.
Code:
if(ReadString(0xADAAF3, 7) == "seatown")
{
// blah.
}
else if(ReadString(0xADAAF3, 4) == "dome")
{
// blah.
}
Code:
string mapName = ReadString(0xADAAF3, 12); // Longest map name is 12 characters.
var mapDict = new Dictionary<string, string>();
mapDict.Add("seatown", "Seatown");
mapDict.Add("plaza2", "Plaza");
// ... etc
foreach(var kvp in mapDict)
{
// Only take the same amount of characters as the current map.
if(mapName.Substring(0, kvp.Key.Length) == kvp.Key)
{
textBox22.Text = kvp.Value;
textBox22.BackColor = Color.Lime;
break;
}
}
// Blah blah, not supported/in-game.
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