... DataType, Pointer, alloc from memory.hooks import PreHook, PostHook, use_pre_registers from random import randint from memory.manager import CustomType, Type, manager enginelib = find_binary('engine') class IEngineSound(CustomType, metaclass=manager): EmitSound = manager.virtual_function(5, ...

... Pointer, alloc from memory.hooks import PreHook, PostHook, use_pre_registers from players.entity import Player from memory.manager import CustomType, Type, manager serverlib = find_binary('server') InstancedScriptedScene = serverlib[b'\x55\x8B\xEC\x53\x56\x57\x6A\x2A\x68'].make_function( ...

... from players.entity import Player from memory import find_binary, make_object, Convention, DataType from memory.manager import CustomType, manager from events.hooks import PreEvent, EventAction from players.helpers import index_from_userid from filters.players import PlayerIter ...

... self.make_virtual_function( With: self.pointer.make_virtual_function( This is a regression that was introduced into c7825ed which causes CustomType 's, BasePointer 's and Pointer 's attributes to no longer be dynamically resolved. Not really sure this was intended in the first place, ...

... self.make_virtual_function( With: self.pointer.make_virtual_function( This is a regression that was introduced into c7825ed which causes CustomType 's, BasePointer 's and Pointer 's attributes to no longer be dynamically resolved. Not really sure this was intended in the first place, ...

... Offsets are based on the link you provided, which are likely to be outdated and/or different for each games though. Alternatively, you could use a CustomType to make it easier as well. EDIT: Updated the offsets, tested on CS:S and they appears correct for that game.

... and 1276 on Windows. Offset for inferno is 2936 on Linux and 2912 on Windows. If you want to set the attacker to Projectile, you can create a CustomType like this. # Source.Python Imports # Core import core # Entities from entities.entity import Entity # Memory from memory import get_object_pointer ...

... from mathlib import Vector, QAngle, NULL_VECTOR from memory import Convention, DataType from memory.manager import CustomType, TypeManager, Type from players.constants import PlayerButtons from players.entity import Player # How much melee ammo should the player ...

That's because your offsets are incorrect. class GameVCollisionEvent(CustomType, metaclass=manager): manager.register_converter("BaseEntity", BaseEntity._obj) pre_velocity = manager.static_instance_array("Vector", 32, ...

... PLATFORM from entities.entity import Entity from memory import Convention, DataType from memory.hooks import PreHook from memory.manager import CustomType, TypeManager, Type manager = TypeManager() VPHYSICS_COLLISION_OFFSET = 161 if PLATFORM == 'windows' else 162 vphysics_collision ...

... PLATFORM from entities.entity import Entity from memory import Convention, DataType from memory.hooks import PreHook from memory.manager import CustomType, TypeManager, Type manager = TypeManager() VPHYSICS_COLLISION_OFFSET = 161 if PLATFORM == 'windows' else 162 vphysics_collision ...

Your PlayerInfoType class should be a subclass of CustomType and use the manager as the metaclass. If you also provide the size, you can then instantiate your PlayerInfoType class and internally memory is allocated automatically. I never had any stability ...

Try searching for CustomType here on the forums. There are a few examples. CustomType provides a few more features like automatically registering it as a return type, so you can easily use it with virtual functions and normal functions. ...

Yes, that's the proper way. For m_iMapHasVIPSafetyZone you can also use manager.instance_attribute. Edit: The calling convenient is wrong. It's a THISCALL. Right now it will only work on Linux, because THISCALL and CDECL are the same on Linux. Okay thanks! It's only meant to work on linux anyway, t...

Yes, that's the proper way. For m_iMapHasVIPSafetyZone you can also use manager.instance_attribute.

Edit: The calling convenient is wrong. It's a THISCALL. Right now it will only work on Linux, because THISCALL and CDECL are the same on Linux.

class CCSGameRules(CustomType, metaclass=manager): _binary = "server" # 5 5 CCSGameRules::LevelInitPostEntity(void) LevelInitPostEntity = manager.virtual_function( 5 if PLATFORM == 'windows' else ...

I have: if PLATFORM == 'windows': raise NotImplementedError("UNIX Only") class CCSGameRules(CustomType, metaclass=manager): # 5 5 void CCSGameRules::LevelInitPostEntity(void) LevelInitPostEntity = manager.virtual_function( 5 if PLATFORM ...

... super().__init__(data) def __missing__(self, key): return False weapon_dict = WeaponDict() class CCSPlayer(CustomType, metaclass=manager): #CCSPlayer::BumpWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon*) BumpWeapon = manager.virtual_function( 397 if PLATFORM == ...

... everything to just the conversion to index and still have the issue. This is when trying to +USE on an AK/M4 Code: class CBaseEntity(CustomType, metaclass=manager): #CBaseEntity::Use(CBaseEntity*, CBaseEntity*, USE_TYPE, float) Use = manager.virtual_function( 97 if ...

I tried to go without an object, but it said

ValueError: _binary was not specified.

So I went with creating a subclass of CustomType (with a meta of my manager). So that class that I made will be capable of providing me with methods? Nice. Sorry for dumb question then.