Setting up my nospread hack

B-but i kinda like defines

Well really it depends on the situation. I really wanna try some funky things with type casting and types.

Well really i think defines would only be necessary in this type of program( a hack) to lower the memory footprint if you have like 2000 addresses to utilize (like that program from a while ago).

But if you only have like 10, it won't take that much effort to do:
float* No_Spread = (float*)0x00B0EBC8; // type casted to be safe.

And then use the address like:
*No_Spread = 0;

It's more convenient to not have to always remember what type the pointer is to.

Then again having 2000 pointers wouldn't really be that bad in a hack.... Cause i just remembered that we are just accessing the memory from an already instantiated program.

Hmm a question. How much memory does a pointer take up, if the address it points to is already somewhere. I'm guessing about a byte, because we don't need to think about the size of what it points to, just the size of the 0x00B0EBC8 itself.

I dunno, i'm kinda ranting now. Or rather thinking aloud. Or rather rather thinking on keyboard.

Oh it appears that a pointer is 4bytes

Thanks a bunch but im still getting the same problem decribed in my first post

When did Why never have a point?

He is just bitter that he got Owned by Why.

Yes it is, it's kvdirect's code source.
I confirm it

I admitted that
and defines make coding alot more easy due to the reason that warrock updates every thursday with new addies rather than going through a messy code replacing addies its organized at the top of the code ...thats why every one uses defines