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Writing a code INI file
Jacob Fliss edited this page Oct 31, 2018
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INI files are OPTIONAL! You can write to addresses and leave the codeFile argument empty.
.ini files must have the same starting format [codes] followed by the variable you will be using in your C# program. Use notepad to rename a .txt extension file to .ini
Base is the same thing as saying game.exe+0x00505CE4
You can use modules, pointers and/or offsets in your codes. Here are some examples below.
[codes]
EQMac_code=dpvs.dll+0x00028B90,0x3c
EQUnderfoot_code=0x820428
playerCurrentMP=0x905d00,0xc388,0x0004,0x11a8
playerHeading=base+0x00505CE4,0x4C
If you want to make reference to a codes.ini file that is in the same directory as your executable, make your codeFile argument string: Environment.CurrentDirectory + @"\codes.ini"