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RE: [14/08/09] LF2 DLL Framework - hkmnhkmn - 01-17-2011

Well is that possible to make specific ID disable from TS instead ?

And the code should be
Quote:
cmp edx, 12h
je skip
cmp edx,13h
jnz smoke

smoke:
jmp dword ptr ds:[ts_182]
skip:
jmp dword ptr ds:[ts_181]
Instead i think
Thank you

RE: [14/08/09] LF2 DLL Framework - Boop - 01-17-2011

Code:
cmp edx,12h
je skip

That will make state 18 never show smoke, even if timestop is disabled.

Code:
cmp edx, 13h
jnz smoke
smoke:
doesn't do anything. It will ALWAYS go to smoke, since if the jump isn't taken, it will still go to smoke as that is the next line.

I'm pretty sure my code is right.

If timestop is enabled: don't do smoke.
If state 18 show smoke.
If not state 19, don't show smoke
otherwise show smoke.

That is my code. If timestop is enabled, smoke will never show. If timestop isn't enabled, state 18 and 19 will have smoke(normal mode).

If my code doesn't work, there is a chance that I got ts_182 and ts_181 mixed up.

I think this will disable timestop for a specific ID(replace the original timeloop):

Code:
time_loop proc
    
    MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[450B90h]
    pushad
    mov eax,0
    mov timeStop, FALSE
    looop:
    cmp byte ptr ds:[458B00h+eax+4],0
    je chk_chk_boom
    
    mov ebx, dword ptr ds:[458B00h+eax+194h]
    mov ebx, dword ptr ds :[ebx+368h]
    cmp dword ptr ds:[ebx+6f4h], 1337 ;ID goes here
    je chk_chk_boom
    
    mov ebx,dword ptr ds:[memAlloc]
    lea ebx,dword ptr ds:[ebx+eax*8]
    cmp byte ptr ds:[ebx],1
    jnz skip
    mov timeStop,TRUE
    jmp return

chk_chk_boom:
    mov ebx,dword ptr ds:[memAlloc]
    lea ebx,dword ptr ds:[ebx+eax*8]
    mov byte ptr ds:[ebx],0
    mov dword ptr ds:[ebx+1],0    
    
skip:
    inc eax
    cmp eax,190h
    jl looop    
return:
    popad
    ret

time_loop endp

If this doesn't work, then the timestop state must be modified like this:

Code:
timestop:
        CMP EAX,10000
        jl return
        CMP EAX,20000
        jge return
        sub eax,10000
        push ecx
        push edx
           push esi
        mov ecx,dword ptr ds:[memAlloc]
        lea ecx,dword ptr ds:[ecx+edi*8]
        mov dword ptr ds:[ecx+1],eax
        mov byte ptr ds:[ecx],1
      
        xor edx,edx
timestop_loop:
        mov esi, dword ptr ds:[458B00h+edx*4+194h]
        mov esi, dword ptr ds:[esi+368h]
        cmp dword ptr ds:[esi+6f4h], 1337 ;ID goes here
        je timestop_skip
        
        mov ecx,dword ptr ds:[memAlloc]
        lea ecx,dword ptr ds:[ecx+edi*8]
        mov dword ptr ds:[ecx+1],eax
        mov byte ptr ds:[ecx],1
        
timestop_skip:        
        inc edx
        cmp edx, 400
        jl timestop_loop
        pop esi
        pop edx
        pop ecx

Sadly, I don't remember how I coded it, but I think changing the state is more likely to work.

RE: [14/08/09] LF2 DLL Framework - hkmnhkmn - 01-18-2011

Indeed , ts_182 and ts_181 mixed up :/

my problem is
When the code in the third quote replaced the timeloop,
the game crashes while loading

When the code in the forth quote replaced the time stop state,
the game crashes while TS activates

When both of them are replacing the old ones,
the game crashes while loading too