[HamletEagle]

Is there I way to acces ItemInfoArray global variable ? I think it is, but I don't know how. What I want to do is to access some values like:

	int		iSlot;
	int		iPosition;
	const char	*pszAmmo1;	// ammo 1 type
	int		iMaxAmmo1;		// max ammo 1
	const char	*pszAmmo2;	// ammo 2 type
	int		iMaxAmmo2;		// max ammo 2
	const char	*pszName;
	int		iMaxClip;
	int		iId;
	int		iFlags;
	int		iWeight;// this value used to determine this weapon's importance in autoselection.

[NiHiLaNTh]

Ham_Item_GetItemInfo

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by NiHiLaNTh Ham_Item_GetItemInfo

Which is from 1.8.3. Basically, I need a way for amxmodx 1.8.2. I'm pretty sure this can be done by making a signature, but I'm not sure how to do it, since I did only signatures for functions.

[Arkshine]

GetItemInfo is a virtual function, you don't need signatures. I think there are some tutorial for Orpheu about it.

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by Arkshine GetItemInfo is a virtual function, you don't need signatures. I think there are some tutorial for Orpheu about it.

Yes, I'm using already GetItemInfo, but I would like to know if we can directly access the global array(without using a function that return it). Or a more general question, is possible to alter any global variabile directly ?

[Arkshine]

It's a global variables, so just find its address, and alter what you want.

[HamletEagle]

Your tutorial about signatures does not cover variables. Is the same technique ?

[Arkshine]

A signature is a signature, it doesn't matter what you want to match.

[HamletEagle]

I can't manage to get it's signature in windows. What I did was to open the names windows in ida, and search for the array. For linux I found _ZN15CBasePlayerItem13ItemInfoArrayE. I also located the windows one in the list but I have no fucking ideea from where to get the signature, because its' not a function. Can you give some hints ?

[Arkshine]

For windows, you usually need to find a function where it's used, preferably used at the top, then you get the function address and add n bytes as displacement where the global variable address is located.