Oh wow, i really must post this? Just take a look at what Arkshine said and you will see is not so hard? *i think*
Some useful code ->
stock BytesToReplace ( /*identifier[]*/address, const bytes[], const bytesLength = sizeof bytes )
{
//new address; //this thing you have?
//OrpheuMemoryGet( identifier, address );
for ( new i; i < bytesLength; i++)
{
OrpheuMemorySetAtAddress( address, "roundTimeCheck|dummy", 1, bytes[ i ], address ); //patch bytes?
address++;
}
//| It needs to reiniatiliaze some things.
//server_cmd( "sv_restart 1" );
}So i guess you have the "address" and you must use "OrpheuMemorySetAtAddress" with custom values.
Using Arkshine stock, code will be like this? Don't know :-D
new iOffset = 0x753C3;
BytesToReplace( iOffset, { 0xb8, 0x20, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 } );
Don't know about "roundTimeCheck|dummy", but w/e. As i can see from Arkshine plugins , that would be the name for Sructure from signature file.
I recommend you to take a look at his work, if you know a bit orpheu then you will understand, i dont! xD
This doesn't work :( Why ? I used signatures from Infinite Round Plugin.
#include <amxmodx>
#include <orpheu>
#include <orpheu_memory>
public plugin_init() {
new iOffset[] = 0x753C3;
BytesToReplace( iOffset, { 0xb8, 0x20, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 } );
}
BytesToReplace( identifier[], const bytes[], const bytesLength = sizeof bytes )
{
new address; //this thing you have?
OrpheuMemoryGet( identifier, address );
for ( new i; i < bytesLength; i++)
{
OrpheuMemorySetAtAddress( address, "roundTimeCheck|dummy", 1, bytes[ i ], address ); //patch bytes?
address++;
}
}