[Help!!] Multilevel Pointer!! Can't Get Static Address!

[WhiteHat]

There is one of many post from a respected member, toffey, which explains how he utilizes MHS hotkeys real nicely here. It is within RYL section, though the hotkey usage explained nicely. Thanks to him for a quality post...

IMO, MHS has the best hotkey feature that with some clever but easily to achieved techniques can simulate a stand alone trainer. I’ve never script trainers, but using MHS table (main list) accompanied with hotkeys feels like using a homemade trainer. Or so i think...

The game.net i used to play at is being renovated by now, will reopened by the first April next month. Looks like PB is fun to play with and maybe we can discuss any hacks later...

[ZuN]

Thx.. =D
i guess ur right..
with hotkeys its almost like a trainer alrdy..lol..
*EDIT
i've read it..
but i dont understand the part about parameters..
explanation..?thx..

oh yes,for my post b4..
actually there shouldn't be a green address..
but i edited the EagleNT(regedit,a guide from nyit-nyit),caused green address to appear even though in RESTRICTED MODE.
but cause me to DC more often...

since i've gotten the static addresses..i edit back my EagleNT to normal..
and now i can play like usual with hack of course!! lol..

Er,if ur going to play PB..tell me ur char..
maybe we can ply 2gether..lol..
^^

*EDIT
lol..the pointer hack only work 1st life,every round(Deathmatch).
when i die,it won't work anymore...
suggestion?
i'm guessing maybe after i died,it pointed to a different static address..
or maybe because there is someone using the same weapon in the same room?
or is it because of spawn position?

Help! thx..

[CoMPMStR]

i've read it..
but i dont understand the part about parameters..
explanation..?thx..

The MHS Help file has some useful info, you can get it here if you don't have it already.

After you open it, expand the Tools section to reveal the Hotkeys info. Taken directly from the help file:

Function: ScriptFunction
Description: Calls a user-written script function.
Parm 1: The number of the hotkey script to call. See Script Events.
Parm 2: The first parameter to pass to the script function.
Parm 3: The second parameter to pass to the script function.


Function: LockStoredAddresses
Description: Locks all stored addresses whose Hotkey Keys match Parm 1.
Parm 1: The Hotkey Key to match when locking stored addresses. If this is 0, all stored addresses are locked. Otherwise, only the stored addresses whose Hotkey Keys match this value are locked.

Parm 2 now determines whether the hotkey should be used to toggle stored addresses rather than just locking them.

Offtopic: I just noticed in the help file, where the hotkey functions description table at the bottom is located. The headers are "Function", "Description", "Parm 1", "Parm 2", and "Parm 2". Just wanted to point that out.