[flyingtoretilas]

Credits to krnbanguboi

For lazy players like me, and for people who don't like getting caught by PB, I use this simple but pretty long method of removing fog without hacks on.

1.) Get a program that can edit .rfa files such as WINRFA.

2.) Run WinRFA and open up the map file that you want to remove fog from.
And then select the init.con file. As below.

3.) Scroll down to in the line where it says something like this:

renderer.fogstart -40
renderer.fogend 400

Change the renderer.fogend number to 999.
4.) Sometimes the above renderer.fog lines will not be available in the init.con's of the .rfa . So there will be another line written:

Game.setViewDistance 400

Just set that number to 999.
5.) Click the Save Changes when you are finished with the changes.
Done!

P.S. This will no affect your game from loading. Everything should be running perfectly fine. Do NOT change any other line in the .rfa's though.

[strife]

Originally Posted by flyingtoretilas

Pending : Could work for BF2 or BF2142

if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F7))
{
        if(ZoomIsOn==TRUE)
        {
            ReadProcessMemory(hand, (void*)(0xA838F8), &dwPreZoom, sizeof(&dwPreZoom),&dwBytesread);
            ReadProcessMemory(hand, (void*)(dwPreZoom + 0x6C),&dwZoomBase,sizeof(&dwZoomBase),&dwBytesread);
            ReadProcessMemory(hand,(void*)(dwZoomBase + 0xC4),&ZoomOut, sizeof(&ZoomOut) ,&dwBytesread);
            WriteProcessMemory(hand,(void*)(dwZoomBase + 0xC4),&ZoomIn, sizeof(&ZoomIn) ,&dwBytesread);
            WriteProcessMemory(hand,(void*)(dwZoomBase + 0xC8),&LockZoom, sizeof(&LockZoom) ,&dwBytesread);
            ZoomIsOn=TRUE;
        }
        else
        {
            WriteProcessMemory(hand,(void*)(dwZoomBase + 0xC4),&ZoomOut, sizeof(&ZoomOut) ,&dwBytesread);
            ZoomIsOn=FALSE;
        }
}

Though I like the thought of tuts, you need to present these with a little bit of info. Maybe comment each line and tell the reader what is going on. Just an idea. One other thing, did you take this from another site, because this looks pretty much like copy and paste to me. You havent defined any of your variables such as dwZoomBase and ZoomIsOn ect. People won't know the difference between BYTE, DWORD, INT or unless they know the arguments that come with WriteProcessMemory or ReadProcessMemory. The might even need to know that this code would go with a trainer and maybe give them a link to the TMK. This can not be compiled into a dll as then you would use something like VirtualProtect and memcpy. I dont think any noob coder could look at this code and know what to do. Just some ideas for you to kick around.

[flyingtoretilas]

Sorry dude
I'm not a pro coder yet... not even intermediate, i'm a beginner... The only hack I have gotten to work was the TMK stuff... I just give the sourcecodes out.

[strife]

Originally Posted by JONNHACKETT

ok all this post shall show how noobie I am,,,, wtf do I do with this very sexy looking code

Do you know the slightest bit about c++ because thats were you need to start. This code is noncompliable by itself and requires the use of the TMK.

[SumoDeluxe]

This is the biggest problem with the community. Im not saying that Im a certified coder either but... It seems as if ppl want to post somthing some1 else has already posted on a different forum... Thus creating more curios minds... Coding should not be thought of as it is used now. We need to push ppl less from copy and paste.. (cause this just proves aggravation) the ppl that are pasting these things know not a single thing about half the functions they are pasting, and have no way of providing the answers to the questions that arise.

I have provided a Tutorial to start people out that are really serious about Game cheat " DEVELOPMENT "

Game Cheat "Developing" FOR TOTAL NOOBS!!

[simpsons225]

Originally Posted by flyingtoretilas

Credits to krnbanguboi

For lazy players like me, and for people who don't like getting caught by PB, I use this simple but pretty long method of removing fog without hacks on.

1.) Get a program that can edit .rfa files such as WINRFA.

2.) Run WinRFA and open up the map file that you want to remove fog from.
And then select the init.con file. As below.

3.) Scroll down to in the line where it says something like this:

renderer.fogstart -40
renderer.fogend 400

Change the renderer.fogend number to 999.
4.) Sometimes the above renderer.fog lines will not be available in the init.con's of the .rfa . So there will be another line written:

Game.setViewDistance 400

Just set that number to 999.
5.) Click the Save Changes when you are finished with the changes.
Done!

P.S. This will no affect your game from loading. Everything should be running perfectly fine. Do NOT change any other line in the .rfa's though.

Wtf, I can't find any maps at all!! What do I do wrong?? This is working for bf, right??

[bonovro]

these codes stil undetectable? and do i just compile em in microsoft c++ visual

[Timtam]

Originally Posted by bonovro

these codes stil undetectable? and do i just compile em in microsoft c++ visual

They never were undetected.

[bonovro]

Originally Posted by Timtam

They never were undetected.

lmao ok ill see what i can do with these

[jmorr212]

umm how do u compile that cross hair source code? what kind of file do u save it as? im a noob...as u can tell