finding objects coderpr

Subject: finding objects coderpr Sat Mar 03, 2012 12:12 pm

hey, how do i find an objects value on es, like a tree, or a capitol ship, or fire

Veteran Posts : 156 Join date : 2011-11-03

It depends. If you want a model value like a tree (not sure it's possible but why not) there are two ways (Note : you first have to load a map that has the model you want, otherwise it could fail) :
§ if you know how the model you're looking for is called, then enter its name in the "find text" feature. Some results won't exactly be what you asked for and some will be. Take one with a high adress (over 0x00F00000). Copy its adress and paste it in the decoder. Now go up in the decoder until you find the following configuration :
- 8 jumps that follow each other : jumps are MIPS instructions. You'll see them like this : 0xadress 0xvalue j $argument
- then 2 lines with a small value (like 0x0000000D)
- then another value, which is the one you're looking for !

Example : Lets say I want a blue flag.
- I go to search tools, find text.
- I enter "flag"
- I go down and see " 0x01199F44 /flag_blue.€...ç./ "
- I copy the adress and paste it in the decoder
- I go up and the configuration I'm looking for starts at 0x01199E84 adress.
0x01199E84 0999A224 j $06668890
0x01199E88 0999A290 j $06668A40
0x01199E8C ...

- I just copy the value at the end : 95314C5B.

[HACK]LeaderDandino wrote:: a capitol ship

The working key word for it is "frigate".

§ If you don't have any idea of model name, just go in the high adresses of the decoder, stop at all the locations where you have the right configuration and try out (you'll easily work out that it's looooooooonnnnnnng and that you ought to find a precise model with its name).

If you want a bullet value, the best thing to do is to start with the weapon value. Search it in the exact searcher, and for all results of this type 0x00AXXXXX 0xweapon value , paste the adress in the decoder. If there's a value just above or just beneath, it might be the bullet value.

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Nice guide checkmate! Very Happy

Subject: Re: finding objects coderpr Sun Mar 04, 2012 9:17 am

thanks and i have 2 yavin 4 trees if you want them, their cool heads

Subject: Re: finding objects coderpr Sun Mar 04, 2012 10:56 am

the tutorial is good but after i paste the adress in the decoder, i dont understand the instructions, thanks for your help

Moderator Posts : 573 Join date : 2011-11-15 Age : 27

ive been dying to ask u that months ago Laughing

not now

Administrator Posts : 396 Join date : 2011-10-12

impressive...
Very nice tutorial :thumbup:

Subject: Re: finding objects coderpr Mon Mar 05, 2012 4:22 am

Well done check :goodjob:

Subject: Re: finding objects coderpr Tue Mar 06, 2012 6:23 pm

Yes. But the only thing i dont understand is the last part after i paste the address

Veteran Posts : 156 Join date : 2011-11-03

Don't worry. The last step is the easiest in fact. I'll upload a screenshot tomorrow or the day after to make it clearer.

Subject: Re: finding objects coderpr Thu Mar 08, 2012 1:18 am

Thanks!

Veteran Posts : 156 Join date : 2011-11-03

Here they are (I hope you'll forgive me for their bad quality ...)

> So once you've pasted the adress in the decoder, you see something like this :

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> Now the only thing you have to do is scrolling up the adresses until you see the following green-squared configuration :

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